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For being airport food place, it was good. We had just gotten off a direct flight from PHX to JFK. And we were starving. We walked outside down the street but a bit but many food placing said that their sanitary grade was pending so we came back into the terminal and got Tim Hortons. The service was great. The two men working were kind and helpful. They answered questions about the menu and then worked quickly to get us our food. I got the steak and cheddar panini. My brother got the turkey bacon on croissant. We also got donut holes. The turkey bacon was better than the steak and cheddar panini. Of the donut holes the one with sprinkles was the best. Glad we came here. It was great!
In the middle of my JFK airport trek from deep in Queens, Tim Hortons at the Sylvester train station was a lifesaver. This was my first time ordering from there. The space was clean, and Simmi, the cashier, kindly refunded my order so I could re-order through the app for a better deal. I got a sausage, egg & cheese croissant and a free iced latte that was sweet and energizing. The croissant was fresh and soft. I recommend always downloading the app for deals to save a few dollars (especially in this economy!). Thankfully, TX has TH's so i'll for sure be returning!
The Pumpkin Spice Ice Capp was my first pumpkin spice drink of the season, and it was a good one. It was a bit too icy, so the last few sips were tough to sip without poking at it a bit first. The line here wasn't too long on a weekday afternoon, and we shortly got our food and drinks. There's a few empty standing tables off to the side, but most people took their orders to go.
I'm tempted NOT to leave this review. If everyone knew how good the French vanilla cappuccino is from Tim Hortons, the price might increase . I only get one a week but the guys are so on point, they start making my drink BEFORE I get to the counter. It's the "end of the line" from the airtrain and a huge transit hub connecting JFK to the 5 boros & Long Island. All this is to say, it's a very transient area & you'll likely have to walk past someone less fortunate to get your drink. If you can spare it, give to the less fortunate! If not, keep it moving
My absolute favorite coffee/donut chain! From the fresh, not overly sweet donuts to the unique seasonal coffee flavors to the amazing rewards system, Tim Hortons has a typical Starbucks and Dunkin beat! This location in particular is located conveniently inside of a well known subway station in Queens making it an every morning and sometimes nightly stop when traveling from Queens to Manhattan, Brooklyn or Long Island. The app offers incredible deals such as free Timbits or $1 cold brews quite often which is something you'll never see a Starbucks do. With how easy ordering on the app was and how quick the staff was, it was extremely convenient and reliable to grab a coffee timely before my city adventures began. The counter was always clean and donuts on display were neatly decorated and organized. Today's visit had me trying the Red Velvet Cold Brew (Free with donut purchase on app) and Honey Cruller ($2.00.) the cruller was delicious, soft, not too sweet and perfectly shaped. My cold brew was indulgent with a pleasant coffee taste and surely a red velvet lovers dream! All in all, anytime I'm visiting my family in Queens, Tim Hortons is a must stop for me. And not just once but at least twice! Against their competitors, Tim Hortons is a 5/5 but there are better coffees and donuts for not much of a price difference in lots of other mom and pop shops, something New York is not short of, leaving my rating a high 4/5.
I understand you probably wouldn't be super enthusiastic to serve Tim Bits and Donuts to tourists and people who just paid over 8 dollars for the AirTrain, but service was really bleak. The bagel is also not the first bagel you should see when you get to NYC! Bagel is tolerable at best.
Just the other day was my first time trying some tim Hortons doughnuts .I ordered a glaze doughnut a chocolate doughnut as well, plus a raspberry stuffed pastry,along with a chocolate covered frosted doughnut. The doughnuts were not really soft at all ,the raspberry stuffed pastry was actually good ,it was nice and soft really fresh .I got it by default, I was getting my wife a strawberry chesse cake doughnut for my wife but they didn't have it so the cashier gave it to me on the house. The customer service was great but the doughnuts need some work on them
Great service as usual. Tanya and all the afternoon girls are Amazing . My order is always ready when I come in to pick it up. Keep up the good work.
This is the worst place to hang out while waiting for your train to LI. The girls behind the counter hate their job. They charged me 50 cents for hot water. No place to sit and it's germs galore. Everyone is sneezing. Lame menu unless you like junk food at 6:30 am after a red eye. If you like crabby girls taking your order after a red eye, this is the place for rude. I had a cup of coffee with skim milk and it was weak. Their espresso machine was broken so that wasn't an option. :(
Tim Horton's is a cultural institution in Canada. Besides the Mounties, Canadian Tire (aka Igloo Sears, ask about their Sandy McTire currency), those wacky NFB movies if you attend film school, The Trailer Park Boys and CBC's Hockey Night In Canada, Timmies is one of their better known national traits. Considering that Tim Horton (the namesake Hockey player) died in a car crash driving from Toronto to Buffalo (he was playing for the Sabres at the time and suspected of driving drunk) he was a well regarded figure south of the border in Western New York. The coffee-and-donut chain was also a bit of a treat during my UB undergrad days and us denizens of "sub-tropical Ontario" enjoyed their "roll up the rim to win" promotions as much as our Canadian compatriots up in The Six. Tim Horton's widow sold her half of the chain to her husband's business partner for a quick payout - then she regretted the decision and tried for years to get that half back - well, she somehow still got her foot through the door - her daughter is married to the partner's son, so there is a bit of family control even though no one up high is named Horton (well, at least it's not a Loblaw). The chain itself grew by leaps and bounds in Canada to the point where long distance road trips (something like Windsor, Ontario to Montreal, Quebec) is dictated by how many Timmies are on the Ontario 400 highways until you reach Autoroute 20 in Quebec, in which case you might stick with Timmies or hit either a Couche-Tard (French Canadian 7-Eleven clone), La Belle Province, (great poutine) or an Amir (Lebanese joint great for Koftes and Mint tea). Oh well, once you get to the ON/QC border you are only an hour from Montreal anyways - much greater things await. Timmies merged in 2014 with Burger King (which in itself are owned by a Brazilian venture capital fund), so you tend to see BK located close to Timmies in the Northeast - that's normal. That being said, they are not in New England (Dunkin donut's home territory)...and if you are in Maine with a hankering for Timbits you have to drive to Bangor for that. Downeasters typically gun for their own potato donuts. So, what's with Timmies in the Big Apple? Well, there's actually 2 kinds of Timmies - the ones that were formerly Dunkin Donuts held by the Reise Organization (they run tourist trap mini-food courts in midtown and I suspect the location upstairs at Airtrain Jamaica terminal), and the standalone stores (like the one downstairs on the ground level of the terminal) . The Reise ones, well, suck, and with the exception of the one at Madison Square Park/Penn Station, all of them have closed down. The standalone locations are the better ones, both in terms of turnover, management and menu choices. In fact, the reviews featuring rude / indifferent management and terrible coffee are typically from the upstairs location. The one upstairs is also priced for Airport tourists while the one downstairs is priced for local folks - so take the escalator down if you want to save a few bucks. So, let's set expectations straight here - Timmies is a Canadian Donut chain, so if you are expecting something more healthy lay off the crackpipe and walk south on Sutphin Blvd - there's at least 2 joints with juices and better food (Yah Suh AYCE, G's joint and Tony/Armando's Jamaican Deli comes to mind) within 2 blocks of this location, so if you are local and choose to bitch about the situation - that's on you. But if you are on the LIRR or heading to JFK, head downstairs - service is slightly better as is the food quality. Quality is arguably better than Dunkin, and you got some of the more interesting Mountie kibbie like the Maple donuts or Cream Filled Rings. As for drinks - the cold brew is a little odd (mine was warm off the cup and a bit sour), but on a hot day, the Ice Capps (Cappuccinos) are a must. AFAIK this is the only subway friendly Timmies in Queens - there are a few further away but they are part of the Bolla Markets attached to service stations. The other standalone Timmies are located across from Burger Kings in Staten Island. Huh, and if you want to be a punk, there is a Dunkin Donuts on the other side of Sutphin Blvd near the Urine scented underpass. Welcome to flavor country, pilgrim.
Coming down the escalator after taking the Air Train back from JFK I was surprised to see a Tim Horton's spot at the Jamaica/Sutphin Blvd station near the LIRR, J, Z, E subway lines, and it was good timing as I was thirsty and needed an iced coffee really bad on a warm day. This large kiosk-like location of this Canadian coffee chain offers coffee, breakfast, and baked goods. Breakfast sandwiches, lunch sandwiches, and donuts of course which they are well known for. Hot and cold beverages too. Friendly service and the line moved quickly. Iced coffee was nice for the subway ride home. read more
Good location in the right location as you enter/exit the 2nd floor of Jamaica train station. Service is pretty quick if you order at counter, and even easier if you order on Tim Hortons app, just go up to the pickup area and give your order number. Food selections are like other coffee shops with small sandwiches, simple to more elaborate mixed coffee/tea/refresher type beverages. Regardless of what you pick i can say it definitely tastes as described, hot or cold. On the food front I'm a fan of their soft fresh donuts and cookies, rarely disappointed. This location has wide concession section of pickup/togo snacks and beverages. Would highly recommend this quick and easy location to be in/out catching your trains timely with something in hand. read more
8 months ago
Donuts. HORRIBLE. Purchased a couple of Donuts (OREO & NUTELLA ) which were dry, stale, stiff and hard with a Hot Coffee that lacked Sugar. Had no idea TIMS had an outpost so far south of the CANADIAN border. CAUTION. read more
For being airport food place, it was good. We had just gotten off a direct flight from PHX to JFK. And we were starving. We walked outside down the street but a bit but many food placing said that their sanitary grade was pending so we came back into the terminal and got Tim Hortons. The service was great. The two men working were kind and helpful. They answered questions about the menu and then worked quickly to get us our food. I got the steak and cheddar panini. My brother got the turkey bacon on croissant. We also got donut holes. The turkey bacon was better than the steak and cheddar panini. Of the donut holes the one with sprinkles was the best. Glad we came here. It was great! read more
In the middle of my JFK airport trek from deep in Queens, Tim Hortons at the Sylvester train station was a lifesaver. This was my first time ordering from there. The space was clean, and Simmi, the cashier, kindly refunded my order so I could re-order through the app for a better deal. I got a sausage, egg & cheese croissant and a free iced latte that was sweet and energizing. The croissant was fresh and soft. I recommend always downloading the app for deals to save a few dollars (especially in this economy!). Thankfully, TX has TH's so i'll for sure be returning! read more
2 months ago
The Pumpkin Spice Ice Capp was my first pumpkin spice drink of the season, and it was a good one. It was a bit too icy, so the last few sips were tough to sip without poking at it a bit first. The line here wasn't too long on a weekday afternoon, and we shortly got our food and drinks. There's a few empty standing tables off to the side, but most people took their orders to go. read more
I'm tempted NOT to leave this review. If everyone knew how good the French vanilla cappuccino is from Tim Hortons, the price might increase . I only get one a week but the guys are so on point, they start making my drink BEFORE I get to the counter. It's the "end of the line" from the airtrain and a huge transit hub connecting JFK to the 5 boros & Long Island. All this is to say, it's a very transient area & you'll likely have to walk past someone less fortunate to get your drink. If you can spare it, give to the less fortunate! If not, keep it moving read more
3 months ago
My absolute favorite coffee/donut chain! From the fresh, not overly sweet donuts to the unique seasonal coffee flavors to the amazing rewards system, Tim Hortons has a typical Starbucks and Dunkin beat! This location in particular is located conveniently inside of a well known subway station in Queens making it an every morning and sometimes nightly stop when traveling from Queens to Manhattan, Brooklyn or Long Island. The app offers incredible deals such as free Timbits or $1 cold brews quite often which is something you'll never see a Starbucks do. With how easy ordering on the app was and how quick the staff was, it was extremely convenient and reliable to grab a coffee timely before my city adventures began. The counter was always clean and donuts on display were neatly decorated and organized. Today's visit had me trying the Red Velvet Cold Brew (Free with donut purchase on app) and Honey Cruller ($2.00.) the cruller was delicious, soft, not too sweet and perfectly shaped. My cold brew was indulgent with a pleasant coffee taste and surely a red velvet lovers dream! All in all, anytime I'm visiting my family in Queens, Tim Hortons is a must stop for me. And not just once but at least twice! Against their competitors, Tim Hortons is a 5/5 but there are better coffees and donuts for not much of a price difference in lots of other mom and pop shops, something New York is not short of, leaving my rating a high 4/5. read more
2 years ago
I understand you probably wouldn't be super enthusiastic to serve Tim Bits and Donuts to tourists and people who just paid over 8 dollars for the AirTrain, but service was really bleak. The bagel is also not the first bagel you should see when you get to NYC! Bagel is tolerable at best. read more
Just the other day was my first time trying some tim Hortons doughnuts .I ordered a glaze doughnut a chocolate doughnut as well, plus a raspberry stuffed pastry,along with a chocolate covered frosted doughnut. The doughnuts were not really soft at all ,the raspberry stuffed pastry was actually good ,it was nice and soft really fresh .I got it by default, I was getting my wife a strawberry chesse cake doughnut for my wife but they didn't have it so the cashier gave it to me on the house. The customer service was great but the doughnuts need some work on them read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Great service as usual. Tanya and all the afternoon girls are Amazing . My order is always ready when I come in to pick it up. Keep up the good work. read more
3 years ago
This is the worst place to hang out while waiting for your train to LI. The girls behind the counter hate their job. They charged me 50 cents for hot water. No place to sit and it's germs galore. Everyone is sneezing. Lame menu unless you like junk food at 6:30 am after a red eye. If you like crabby girls taking your order after a red eye, this is the place for rude. I had a cup of coffee with skim milk and it was weak. Their espresso machine was broken so that wasn't an option. :( read more
Tim Horton's is a cultural institution in Canada. Besides the Mounties, Canadian Tire (aka Igloo Sears, ask about their Sandy McTire currency), those wacky NFB movies if you attend film school, The Trailer Park Boys and CBC's Hockey Night In Canada, Timmies is one of their better known national traits. Considering that Tim Horton (the namesake Hockey player) died in a car crash driving from Toronto to Buffalo (he was playing for the Sabres at the time and suspected of driving drunk) he was a well regarded figure south of the border in Western New York. The coffee-and-donut chain was also a bit of a treat during my UB undergrad days and us denizens of "sub-tropical Ontario" enjoyed their "roll up the rim to win" promotions as much as our Canadian compatriots up in The Six. Tim Horton's widow sold her half of the chain to her husband's business partner for a quick payout - then she regretted the decision and tried for years to get that half back - well, she somehow still got her foot through the door - her daughter is married to the partner's son, so there is a bit of family control even though no one up high is named Horton (well, at least it's not a Loblaw). The chain itself grew by leaps and bounds in Canada to the point where long distance road trips (something like Windsor, Ontario to Montreal, Quebec) is dictated by how many Timmies are on the Ontario 400 highways until you reach Autoroute 20 in Quebec, in which case you might stick with Timmies or hit either a Couche-Tard (French Canadian 7-Eleven clone), La Belle Province, (great poutine) or an Amir (Lebanese joint great for Koftes and Mint tea). Oh well, once you get to the ON/QC border you are only an hour from Montreal anyways - much greater things await. Timmies merged in 2014 with Burger King (which in itself are owned by a Brazilian venture capital fund), so you tend to see BK located close to Timmies in the Northeast - that's normal. That being said, they are not in New England (Dunkin donut's home territory)...and if you are in Maine with a hankering for Timbits you have to drive to Bangor for that. Downeasters typically gun for their own potato donuts. So, what's with Timmies in the Big Apple? Well, there's actually 2 kinds of Timmies - the ones that were formerly Dunkin Donuts held by the Reise Organization (they run tourist trap mini-food courts in midtown and I suspect the location upstairs at Airtrain Jamaica terminal), and the standalone stores (like the one downstairs on the ground level of the terminal) . The Reise ones, well, suck, and with the exception of the one at Madison Square Park/Penn Station, all of them have closed down. The standalone locations are the better ones, both in terms of turnover, management and menu choices. In fact, the reviews featuring rude / indifferent management and terrible coffee are typically from the upstairs location. The one upstairs is also priced for Airport tourists while the one downstairs is priced for local folks - so take the escalator down if you want to save a few bucks. So, let's set expectations straight here - Timmies is a Canadian Donut chain, so if you are expecting something more healthy lay off the crackpipe and walk south on Sutphin Blvd - there's at least 2 joints with juices and better food (Yah Suh AYCE, G's joint and Tony/Armando's Jamaican Deli comes to mind) within 2 blocks of this location, so if you are local and choose to bitch about the situation - that's on you. But if you are on the LIRR or heading to JFK, head downstairs - service is slightly better as is the food quality. Quality is arguably better than Dunkin, and you got some of the more interesting Mountie kibbie like the Maple donuts or Cream Filled Rings. As for drinks - the cold brew is a little odd (mine was warm off the cup and a bit sour), but on a hot day, the Ice Capps (Cappuccinos) are a must. AFAIK this is the only subway friendly Timmies in Queens - there are a few further away but they are part of the Bolla Markets attached to service stations. The other standalone Timmies are located across from Burger Kings in Staten Island. Huh, and if you want to be a punk, there is a Dunkin Donuts on the other side of Sutphin Blvd near the Urine scented underpass. Welcome to flavor country, pilgrim. read more
6 years ago
Bad representation of this brand There are two stores in jfk The one upstairs is really bad They add water to ur coffee It tasted totally different from the downstairs one Need better management read more
3 years ago
Had fond memories of drinking coffee and snacking at various Tim Horton's when we were in Toronto a few years back. Came across this place at the train station in Jamaica. I'm usually not a donut person but I couldn't resist trying those finger licking donuts all staring at me. Decided to try the Boston Cream Chocolate flavor which was awesome! Loved how the calories info was displayed if you tried to make a "healthy" decision at the same time. Staff was friendly. For $1.09, the donut was very well worth the money and the calories. What a great snack! read more
4 years ago
5 years ago
Growing up in Michigan, I always went to Tim Hortons! It was the go too spot for iced Capps. But I moved to the west coast and no longer have any close by. I came on vacation to New York and saw that there was one in Jamaica. Since I missed it so much, we decided to drive over 30 minutes to get there, and I was so disappointed. Not only was the donut I got not fresh, but after I took a bite we noticed there were bugs flying around on the donuts. So no one else got one. Then the iced Capps, man, oh man: you know how food tastes really good when it's made out of love? We'll the complete opposite must've happen here. Our drinks were made with hate. I've never had such a nasty iced Capp. Seems like I really have to go back to Michigan or Cañada to get what I'm actually supposed to taste. Obviously I drank mine because I just missed it so much but no one else took more than a couple sips. It sucks because I recommended this place. read more
Tim Hortons is located by the entrance to the AirTrain to JFK airport. They have breakfast sandwiches, hot dogs, donuts, candy bars, etc. There aren't many options in the area and the choices are better than the Dunkin' Donuts downstairs. A bag of chips will cost you $2.50 so I'll go to the Newsstand by the LIRR platform, but if you're in the mood for a sandwich or hot dog, then this is the place. read more
12 years ago
Friendly & quick service coffee run spot for commuters and workers! I am a regular at Tim Hurton's at the AirTrain Building. I did not think I was going to like this place because I am a serious coffee drinker. I see that they also have quite a selection of teas such as Earl Grey and Peppermint Tea. I am giving them 4 stars for the great service and delicious variety of pastries. The ladies behind the counter are always very friendly and happy to take my order. They remember faces very well and they remember what you usually order. I have to admit that I have come to love their doughnuts more than Dunkin' Donuts. Their doughnuts are soft on the outside and the inside. This really helps a lot in the morning especially when you don't even have the energy to eat breakfast! I love the Honey Dip doughnut and Blueberry muffin which I would recommend. I will not say the coffee is bad or good. For a chain, it is pretty decent. I usually order black coffee. The bitterness of the coffee really helps wake me up early in the morning during work. It is really not a bad spot for a quick coffee run before getting back to your desk. read more
2 years ago
Oh, Canada! FINALLY. No need to cross the northern border to get my Timbits fix. Sorry, but no other American chain comes close to these babies. 10 for $2.59? Yes please! Not your birthday? Who cares! The birthday cake Timbits makes you feel like it is. SPRINKLES ON A BITE SIZED DOUGHNUT. If that can't make you smile on the dreariest of cold winter days, I don't know what can. Staff here are always pleasant and helpful. Kiosk is new and brightly lit and inviting, unlike other locations in the city. Doughnuts are always fresh and flavorful. Coffee always hot. What else can you ask for? Perfect pit stop on your LIRR/JFK AirTrain travels. read more
5 years ago
12 years ago
Whoa I did not know that Tim Hortons are in New York City. I somehow believed that it is only Canadian chain in Canada. I ran into this Tim Hortons from long flight and had to have my first try. I ordered Canadian Maple Syrup Doughnut with custard cream. Usually, I do not have doughnuts in my daily life but I liked it. Not too sweet but sweet and soft and melting in my mouth...it was little heaven from Canada. Also a mixed wheat and nuts bagel with cream cheese. (Thought it was appropriate as I just came back to the city) The bagel was very soft and with good moisture. This is not a cafe or place that customers can be seated and relax but still have tables and chairs. No wifi. It is very reasonably priced, and the staff told me the doughnut Inhad was the most popular one there and it is actually little expensive in Canada. read more
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Flat soda with three pieces of ice. Why bother? I even asked for extra ice this time and they were still stingy with it. read more
9 years ago
Small on the go Coffee shop, where ypu can get your morning Coffee and Fresh muffins, its really nice a convinient for travelers, specialy this busy LIRR Hub and connectiin to JFK airport, near all subway and bus transportation, check it out friendly staff at a great price. read more
8 years ago
The ham and swiss sandwich was hearty and filling, the Boston Creme donut, not so much. I was three-quarters through the stale, smallish confection before I found any creme, and the creme I found was sugary and cheap. Those people opining that this place beats Dunkin Donuts (of which I'm no great fan) must be Tim Horton execs. read more
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