I hate to be hating on Lower Sackville, but this Tim Horton's leaves a lot to be desired. I will fully admit that I don't like Tim Horton's coffee, but I was was working nearby, and the thought of a burger chain for lunch churned my stomach. I clearly ordered the vegetable harvest soup combo, but the unfriendly clerk didn't hear combo. Even though I was ordering all the items in said combo she still didn't clue in. I assumed she did, paid, and waited for my order, assuming I would get my choice of doughnut when she came back. Didn't happen, I thought maybe the photo was wrong, I asked if I was supposed to get one with a combo. She gave a little laugh and was like yes, but you'd have to order the combo. Gahh! Long story short, the soup needed a ton of spices and seasonings...
I decided to give it another try because I was early for work and hungry. I ordered a plain bagel, toasted. The second, unfriendly server told me they don't have plain bagels (seriously) so I asked what they did have. She rolled her eyes and waved her hand at the bagel selection, which due to the distance, the fact that I wasn't wearing glasses and the glare meant I could not read it. I didn't want spit in my coffee, so I didn't press the issue and went with the usually safe everything option. The bagel, even after being toasted still seemed undercooked, blech.
None of the workers looked even remotely happy to be there and moved at a snails pace. Look I totally understand that it is a difficult, unglamorous job, but let's be real here. My first job was at Dairy Queen (and making banana splits involves a lot more work than pouring coffee, without the tips), and even on my crankiest day, I never would have waved my hand at the board when asked what flavors the milkshakes come in. Get your act together Tims!
Sidenote* For you drive through fans, this spot is drive-thru less read more