Easy in and out Tim Horton's. They serve hot and cold breakfast goods like muffins, donuts, sandos…read moreand sweets. Their coffee is quite good. For your budget this is a great breakfast spot; it is large and has numerous points of sale. This location is in dire need of more tables. Delicious bakery! Review: 4

What to get: coffee Service: 4/5…read moreAtmosphere: Take out, cafe Wait: 0 mins (Thursday 9AM for 2) Parking: parking lot The Experience: Have to try Tim Hortons while in Canada. Sure it's a chain, but it's also part of the local flavor. Fueled up on iced coffee and a carrot muffin before heading to Montmorency Falls. I'll be indebted to the employees who spoke some English, who worked with my broken French. Well, at least I can say they were very patient and kind. Solid place to stop while traveling in Canada.

When traveling through Canada, stopping off at Tim Horton's is an absolute must. They get the…read morecoffee correct. Always the right brew strength. Always great flavor. Always put the right amount of cream in the coffee. They do it for you. I prefer to get two creams. There are a lot of good donuts at Tim Horton's but the honey crueller is the pinnacle of all donuts. It's crispy yet soft. It's sweet but not so sweet it makes you sick. Every Tim Horton's I have stopped at has had the same exceptional quality.

Tim Horton in the regular breakfast hours, afternoon or 3 am -- My first go-to for a delectable…read moretreat. Consistent and steady in quality. Whenever I'm in Canada and see a Tim Horton, I feel at ease. I don't have to worry about restaurant hours or not being able to get something decent during the late night, because T.H. is open 24 hours in most areas that I've visited. From Niagara Falls, to Montreal to, to Quebec City ,and all spots in between, I have NEVER been disappointed with the taste of the food. That's almost impossible for any chain. The soups are really hearty and my family loves the waffle/sausage/egg sandwich. You know something is going right when the kids request Tim Horton, over McD's for breakfast!

This was our first time trying Tim Hortons. We came because they serve Beyond Meat in their…read morebreakfast sandwiches.

Not complaining about the food and coffe, I love coffe from Tim hortons, I went with my friends…read morefrom Mexico and I was translating for them the whole time to order their food and drinks, the guy taking our order was nice but his coworker Christian was very rude and yelled at one of my friends for not understanding and looking at us with a racist look, I think when you work at costumer service you should be nice and try to make the best impression, rather to get out of my way and go to a different Tim hortons to get my coffe than going to see that guy's face again.

Gayle, Jim, and Erin and I started our drive one early morning from Quebec City. At the end of the…read moreday, we would be in Boston and would pass through the Eastern Townships and the gorgeous fall colors of New Hampshire and Vermont. However, early on there our group decided that a pit shop was required, and as I surveyed the next exit, a familiar Tim Horton's sign greeted me. I've been to countless Tim Horton's and I pretty much get what I expect, and this time in French. The group happily headed to the car with coffee, breakfast sandwiches, and donuts after ordering within. I'm sometimes big on merchandise and found a nice branded coffee cup with a hockey puck base. It was all very tasty and satisfied us until we stopped for Lunch in Vermont.

We stopped by here on our way back from St. Anne Basilica. There's a drive-thru available, or you…read morecan walk inside. It shares a gas station so just be careful with the cars coming in and out. There are quite a few seats available inside and the employees are nice. Though, if you don't speak French, it can be a little bit of an issue trying to order. The donuts were a bit dense though. I think that might be just how they like it up here. I prefer light and fluffy myself. Their coffee/lattes is made from a machine and not from a barista.

While traveling through the area we needed a caffeine boost so we stopped in at this Tim Hortons…read more The coffee here is fairly delicious and the service here was great even though we didn't speak French very well.

Growing up in NYC, I have always been surrounded by Dunkin Donuts and did not consider straying…read morefrom my loyal caffeine kick to try Tim Hortons. In Canada, Tim Hortons are far too plentiful to ignore so I stopped in to see what the fuss was all about. DD, you're lucky TH is not as prevalent in NYC because you definitely would be dropped to 2nd place. Their iced cappuccino is amazing - to the point where I think they lace it with something that convinces my taste buds their iced cappuccino is all I need in this world. Prices are more on the expensive side, a small cost me about $2.50, but well worth every sippet I took!

Craving Dunkin Donuts in Canada? Tim Hortons will satisfy your craving but is not nearly as good as…read moregood ole Dunkin Donuts. The donuts and pastry selection is good as well as the coffee. They also serve lunch items like soup, salad and sandwiches.

I am a happy camper! So glad to have experienced such a great Canadian meal from here. All my…read moreexperiences have been positive! The food is great and the atmosphere clean.

Airport food. Love it or leave it. I don't like Tim Horton coffee and pastries but when you are…read morestranded at the airport and hungry, you have no choice but to succumb. I took a chance on Timmy for food. It's not cheap. A small bowl and potatoes came to $6 CAN. Surprisingly, they were both good. Hubby tried the chicken sandwich and that tasted OK too. For me, skip the coffee/pastries/donuts. The food tastes better.