Tip: This cafe has a drive-thru…read more I seem to be visiting businesses that I have driven by countless times over the years. This Tim Hortons cafe is one of them. On Saturday, I was heading northbound along Highway 7. I needed to use a washroom, as I had been out and about at this stage for three hours and my bladder needed attention. I saw this Tim Hortons on the right and said yes to stopping by. I found a parking spot steps away from the main entrance, which faces Highway 7. I used my umbrella as I walked over. The washrooms are straight ahead when you walk into the cafe. There are two single stalls. I took the first stall, which caters to any gender. The other one is similar, but is built for accessibility. The woman behind me used that one. The stall that I used was clean. No issues. My bladder was happy. I went to check out the baked goods. I saw that there was one lemon blueberry tart left in the display. I had to have it. I got a cheerful woman who fetched this tart for me. Got it! I am still new to how the Tims app works. I learned that I could have my Tims rewards QR code coupled with enabling a payment method. I now have it set to withdraw money from my Tims gift card whenever I have the Tims rewards QR code up. It's the little eureka moments that keep me content and current. The woman asked how I was going to pay. I said with my Tims gift card. I had the QR code scanned. It worked! I got points collected and I paid all at once. Yay! She fetched my tart and placed it in a paper bag. I thanked her and wished her a great day. She reciprocated. I looked at the merchandise before I headed back to my car. I liked the pink beverage flask with a cute bear dangling from it. Adorable! I had my lemon blueberry tart in my car. It was so good. It was flaky with the perfect blueberry filling and lemon flavour. I wish it were on the menu all the time. I'd be a regular TImmy's customer! It's funny that I typically go through the drive-thru and didn't when I was here. It had steady business on a rainy day. I hope to return and give the drive-thru a visit next time. (220)

Crews are lazy, can't even follow simple instructions of my order. Plus the drive thru is supposed…read moreto be a privilege of driver's who does not want to go down and line up inside but to my experience it is more quick to line up inside than going to the drive thru. To think that there are lots of crew inside but very very slow. If there is a 0 rating in this location i will rate them 0 or not even 0 but a -0....

The food is good, coffee is fine too . The service is very slow and the most of the time the store…read moreis dirty . The bathrooms are soooo dirty , I wish the manager could schedule the staff to keep it clean .

The food's pretty good here - nothing too crazy, but it does the job. Service is decent and you…read morewon't have to wait long, maybe just like 19 seconds or so. If you're looking for a quick snack after a dip in the pool, Tim Horton is a nice choice.

Staff are great what is this product i dont know anymore they took away lactose milk, which didn't…read morealter taste of drinks and now when I order chai ltte extra hot no water I get something again that tastes like sweet milk plus oat milk spoils the flavor. I ws at coppercreek in Markham location. Usually you get 3 pumps of chai in a grande I asked for an extra pump and this is what I get see pic what's with the 2 pumps of syrup that's not the recipe if I wanted sugar milk id make it t home

Located at the boxgrove plaza where there's plenty of parking. This cafe isn't as busy compared to…read moreothers. There is seating inside, perfect if you want to grab a drink with friends. The people that work here are friendly, quick service.

Place was nice clean and cozy . Try their summer drinks. Some were nice others like coconut lime…read moredid not hit the spot .

There are a few places that I need to review again. My local Starbucks is one of them…read more I have been a customer here for over a decade, well before I knew what Yelp was. I have met some fine baristas over the years, who have gone on to different careers because working here got them through college or university. This store has a high turnover of baristas, mainly because it's often a training store. I am a pretty patient person and I don't mind being a part of their training process. Lately, the current set of staff have not made my experiences pleasant. It has been building since the early part of 2021. One time, I decided to redeem my points towards a tumbler using the Starbucks app. It said that the tumbler was in stock. I also ordered a drink. When I approached the drive-thru, I indicated that I had a mobile order. The man said that it was out of stock. I stated that the app had it available. He maintained that he didn't have it and that he'd give me a refund in the form of a gift card, rather than reloading stars. I talked to this barista, who was the lead this day. I asked why the app didn't reflect their inventory. He simply told me to contact their head office. Um, no. It's not my responsibility to get your lack of updating your inventory and syncing it with your mobile app. The onus is on Starbucks to fix these issues. Telling me to report it is lazy. I'm reporting it to you now. Make it happen. During the same visit, I had another barista ask whether I had ordered "just" an iced black tea. The use of "just" by main staff members here is unnecessary and was ongoing for at least two months. To confirm that you have my order, rattle it off without the "just." I usually reply by saying, "It's only me. One drink is enough." My alternative is, "You aren't just a barista. You are a barista that folks would think that you do important work." Why just? Just do you job by not implying that my order isn't as large as you'd like it to be. I took up that beef with the lead. He indicated that his team often has chats and will discuss it. I will say that I don't get "just a drink" thrown at me as often these days, but coming here to deal with this nonsense has made me drop by less often than I used to. There are a couple of regular barista that I enjoy seeing and chatting with. There are some new ones who are pleasant and great getting my orders from. However, I simply don't enjoy coming here. The lines are often long and I have often waited half an hour for my drink. I am patient, but I see that other Starbucks cafes near me do not make me wait that long and are far more pleasant. The latest experience was ordering through the app, indicating that I had a mobile order, getting to the window, and being advised that staff were brewing black tea. The barista said that someone would come out with my drink in five minutes and that I should park off to the side. I first parked in the parking lot. Ten minutes went by. Nothing. I then parked in front of the patio. No one. Illegally parked, I put on my mask and headed towards the front door. I was met by a barista who had no clue who he was handing the drink off to until my eyes met his. I was thankful for my drink, but waiting fifteen minutes for it was longer than promised or anticipated. There is plenty of parking. I'd avoid parking in front of the cafe because it does get busy with Popeyes and Jeon Ju Hyang next door. Here's hoping that things get better. In the meantime, I'm averaging a visit here once a week or two because it's no longer my favourite place to grab a drink. Sad, but true. (351)

Holiday drinks are back! Delighted to welcome back the heavenly Chestnut Praline latte!read more

A short review: I walked in to get a coffee, stood at the cashier for several minutes making eye…read morecontact and saying hello to the employees. I was ignored as no one came to take my order. I left without a coffee and won't be back.

Tip: This Starbucks has a drive-thru. The cafe is next to Zoup! / Z! Eats and the drive-thru is…read morebehind a set of four businesses. After picking up my Zoup! / Z! Eats takeout order, I spotted this Starbucks next to it and decided to hit the drive-thru. There was a vehicle ahead of me. It seemed to be there for a while. It finally moved. I pulled ahead. The order area had a black screen. It wasn't a good sign. No one said anything on the other end. I said hello a couple of times and then deemed that the cafe was closed. It seemed weird. It was 5:30 pm on a Saturday. It shouldn't be closed. I pulled up to the pickup window. There was a paper notice up, saying that it was closed at "5 pm due to unforeseen circumstances." I then drove off. There were folks in the cafe. The black screen at the drive-thru order area helped a bit to signal that something was different about the cafe. However, the paper notice would have been more effective if it was posted on the black screen. It was raining when I was there. The black screen had a roof over it. The notice would have been dry and fine. Sadly, I couldn't get a drink here. I'll need to try getting one next time. I'm hoping that whatever happened has been resolved and things are okay. However, when it comes to communication, I have constructive feedback that I have noted here. It's the main reason why I have taken a star off my rating. The message should have been posted at the order area rather than the pickup window. It gets the message out faster and would provide more clarity to the customer. (113)

They don't have a proper understanding of the real taste of coffee and as it is just a chain store,…read moreyou should expect the same. This problem is not with a specific branch and in general it cannot be viewed as just a professional cafe.

After shopping at Longo's, this Starbucks cafe was in front of me as I was about to leave the…read morestore. I had to give it a try. It was calling for me. I looked at the sign that was advertising the dragon drink. I love the mango dragonfruit refresher. I get it fairly often. This drink had coconut beverage in it. Funny. I never thought about doing that combination. Yet, it's my go-to choice when I order the strawberry drink. There was only one barista on staff. She was busy fixing a drink. I was in no rush. I put my large bag of groceries on the counter and waited patiently. This barista was both friendly and cheerful. I ordered the dragon drink with coconut beverage. She nodded in agreement and said that she drinks it that way, too. I asked whether I can still swipe my Longo's rewards card at Starbucks, as it has been a while for me. Yep! I used my mobile app to pay for my beverage to get Starbucks reward stars. Double-dipping for points is fun! I waited patiently for my drink. I looked at all the discounted Christmas merchandise, including cute plush bears and tree ornaments. The cafe area where you can sit down and enjoy your goodies looked clean and inviting. I had already had lunch, so I didn't want any bakery items. They did look yummy. A staff member came over and asked the barista if she needed any help. She cheerfully said that she was fine. A few seconds later, she gave me my beverage. I wished her a great day and left sipping my drink. I need to do the dragon drink with coconut milk more often. It was yummy! I like this cafe. It's nice to treat yourself after running errands. (110)

I came to pick up coffee drinks with my wife this morning and Don was amazing in the drive thru. In…read moreour brief interaction, Don was friendly and had a great positive energy. From my previous visits here, my experiences were great as well. I'd like to recognize all the amazing staff at this location that make amazing things happen in the world of us coffee lovers. Thank you.

My dear friend and I spent Saturday in Oshawa, Brooklin, and Whitby. After having a fabulous dinner…read morein downtown Brooklin, we wanted to get a drink at a cafe. Most Starbucks cafe in this vicinity close at 22:00. We knew that we wanted more time. I checked Yelp and this Timmy's was a four-minute drive away. This Timmy's is in a plaza. I was leading in my car as my friend followed. The parking lot is oddly designed in front of Timmy's. My friend thought that I was going through the drive-thru, but I was actually parked in front of the store! She ended up in front of the A&W's. Anyway, we walked in and talked about what to order. She is vegan and I am borderline lactose-intolerant. We share similar challenges getting food and drinks. Hold the dairy! For me, I still have the flexibility of taking pills that allow me to have dairy. She went with black coffee with some sugar. I typically get black steeped tea. Instead, I went with the tropical real fruit chill. It tasted sweet, but it wasn't bad. I could taste pineapple, tangerine, and mango flavours. A small runs you $2.10 with tax. Both the store and the drive-thru are open 24 hours a day. The drive-thru has to order lanes. Impressive! It was fairly quiet at 22:30 on a Saturday night. A woman who had a weird slogan on her blue car had parked next to mine. We chatted by my car as we saw her pull out with her dog in the passenger seat. The dog was huge, but sweet! It was the perfect place for is to casually talk, as we tend to do whenever we meet. (149)

I have found that a lot of the Tim Hortons have been slipping lately and this particular location…read moreis the slowest I have been to in a long time. The parking lot was empty when we went in and there was only one person ahead of us in line. We got to the counter quick enough but were in there for what seemed like ages waiting for 2 toasted bagels. The man who ended up giving us our food was very rude in how he asked me not to take photos in the store. I didn't mind that he wanted me to stop taking photos but it was the way he spoke and attitude he gave when he did it that caused the problem. Our "lightly buttered" bagels were a mixed bag. Mine was just drenched with butter still and my wife's had splotches of heavily buttered areas and then spots with no butter at all. This place shows why we rarely go to Tim Hortons anymore.