Despite the ongoing controversy, Tim Hortons is still going strong due to it being by far the most Canadian restaurant chain out there. It might seem kind of weird to review a huge restaurant chain that everyone already knows (unless you live under a rock or are not Canadian). I'll review it anyway because this is Yelp. You guys will read anything. I went there for lunch today with my brother and some of our friends. When we first walked in, I noticed that there were a lot of elderly people there, and by a lot, I mean A LOT! You can smell the nonenal as soon as you walk through the front door. Maybe there's something in double doubles that makes you live longer. No wonder there are so many elderly people in the country! Anyway, this review isn't about the elderly. The restaurant was clean, but the Wendy's right next to it can be a potty mouth sometimes! I got the artisan-style bacon grilled cheese with a side of tomato parmesan soup and a mocha latte. I wasn't sure if the bread had sunflower seeds or not (I'm allergic to sunflower seeds), so they made it with normal bread instead. A restaurant that doesn't try to kill me is a good restaurant in my book (maybe I should write one someday)! The sandwich (which came with a packet of sodium chloride and piper nigrum) itself was really good for a fast food restaurant. It was a bit greasy, but I blame the bacon. Who cares? Bacon is good, so it's fine. The soup was incredible, even though it reminded me of Olive Garden. Who doesn't love authentic Italian food? I could really taste the Parmesan. I didn't really know where to put my soup when I was done (oops). The mocha latte on the other hand (literally, as I drank it after on my way back home) was smooth, creamy, and overall very good. I liked it (judging from past experiences involving mocha). Anywho (Who says anywho anyways?), Tim Hortons is so Canadian that it's Brazilian. If you've been to one before, you'd know what to expect. If you haven't, you should try one. Just ask any Canadian and they'll either tell you that they love it or hate it. It's really a matter of opinion, which is why Yelp exists in the first place. read more