All the fast food chains are jumping on the "rice/grain bowls" or "salad bowls" trend, it seems (e.g. Subway, Tim Hortons). I tried Tim Hortons' Cilantro Lime Veggie Loaded Bowl (that isn't so loaded), and asked for it without the cheese and sauce. They got the "exclude cheese" part right, but added the sauce on the rice & veggies anyway. The rice itself was flavourful and contained little bits of corn and black beans. I liked the crispy fried onion that they put on the rice. The "veggies" were just shredded lettuce and little bits of tomato (as expected). Not sure what the cilantro lime sauce was made of, but it just looked like a creamy white salad dressing. Portion size was small. It's ok as a snack or if you want a very small meal. The verdict? It's what you'd expect from a coffee shop chain -- very basic but passable taste-wise. read more

Tim Hortons - Cilantro Lime Veggie Bowl (without the cheese) - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Everyone told me that one thing I have to do when I visit Canada is try out Tim Horton's. This location had the best reviews locally, so we traveled a little extra to get here and try it out. Let me start with the positives. The coffee was wonderful. I got a Caramel Toffee Cold Brew and it was exactly what I wanted and more. Loved the flavor. I'm a big Dunkin girly but this coffee could go up against my regular order. It was THAT good. However, my partner finished ordering, got a coffee, they charged him twice and made him two, when he only ordered one. I told them I would also be ordering and the woman that checked out his order left the cash register and was just messing around with the other people working behind the counter. I don't have an issue with people taking a break while they're working, but she saw me and heard me tell her I was going to order, and deliberately took her time to get back. Additionally, I was told I couldn't scan my rewards QR because I'm from the US. I'm not sure why that would be an issue, considering I was ordering in CA and Tim Hortons is a chain that has locations in both CA and the US. Very weird experience overall. Loved the coffee, wasn't a fan of the service. I likely won't come back to this location during my trip. read more

Tim Hortons - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Hi and to the Staff and Management: Nice, Clean, Location-Great Customer Service and, polite customers. A new location and, the cleanest one I have been in although most are clean. I plan to donate to the Foundation this month. Keep up the Great Work!!. read more

First time at Tim horton's, and I had a great experience :). When I got to Canada, I immediately noticed that Tim hortons was EVERYWHERE! Seriously, there were two in the airport alone! So of course, we had to give it a try. I had a passion fruit tea lemonade and split some Timbits with friends. The tea was sweet but not cloying. I cant say there was much tea flavor, but it was really pleasant to drink. Think Starbucks refresher! I had one of each flavor timbit (maple, sour cream glazed, birthday cake, and chocolate). The flavors were all delicious and tasted as they were described, but they were a bit too cakey for me. Admittedly, we bought them several hours before we ate them so that was probably on us. Overall delicious, I'd love to try their ice Capp drinks and some of their sandwiches, as well as their gorgeous specialty doughnuts!! read more

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Fake one dollar when you buy coffee promo .....only wanted me to buy the non fresh ones ....bad service ,always a lineup but only has one cashier most times....supervisor told me the promo did not include blueberry fritter or apple fritter lol nevermind i almost forgot why i stopped going to Timmys so often ..the store is in george brown college in toronto ....noon jan 23 2025 natasha is the supervisor.....Why the fake inacurate ads about dollar donut deal?? read more

For hockey fans and coffee enthusiasts alike, the Tim Hortons café inside the Hockey Hall of Fame offers a perfect pit stop.

Hi! Um- the thing is, I'm a really big fan of Timmie's in general- loved 'em my whole life: but their new "pizza" was NINE DOLLARS AND SEVEN CENTS OF MY NEVER DOING THAT AGAIN. Big thumbs down. Not only not worth the money (ridiculous) but it was basically dough with a little cheese and bacon- ONE TINY BIT OF BACON per "slice." read more

Tim Horton's is good for a quick and cheap coffee, pastry or snack, but one thing they lack is the offering of decaf cold brew or iced coffee. You already use decaf beans for your regular decaf coffee. Why can't you offer decaf black cold brew/iced coffee? It's not that hard. Surely I'm not the only one who is sensitive to caffeine and who wants a nice cold coffee. read more

This TIm's is located in the same building as the Hockey Hall of Fame and so it has some hockey memorabilia on display. Otherwise, it's a Timmy's with hot coffee, sandwiches, donuts and the like. Free wifi worked well. There are some tables in the atrium of the building and also six or so in the back of the restaurant where there are some power outlets, too. No one seemed to mind that I nursed my small coffee (only $2!) for about an hour while I did some Internet and Yelp. There was a young lady here before I arrived and after I left that appeared to be studying. No homeless inside. [Review 10981 overall, 753 of 2019.] read more

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Thank you for your bacon flatbread pizza. Absolutely fantastic taste.If the crust was a bit more crispy it would be perfect. Please keep it on your menu. read more

Stayner Tim Hortons is great!!! All the workers are so helpful and friendly and polite...my favorite lady is Sandy...she always has such a friendly and enjoying smile read more

Tim Hortons was founded in 1964 by Hockey Legend Tim Horton who played for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Despite his death in 1974 due to a car accident, his memory lives on through the beloved Canadian chain of Tim Hortons specializing in affordable and delicious coffee and donuts. When in Canada, it is essential to stop by a Tim Hortons. They are EVERYWHERE!! :) This location of Tim Hortons is a Hall of Fame special edition Tim Hortons since it is located right outside of the Hockey Hall of Fame. You can see jerseys displayed around the business in the Sam Pollock Square. On the day that I visited, there was even a Tim Hortons backdrop that I proudly took a selfie with!! I had a Maple Dip classic donut ($0.99 CAD) and a medium Original Iced Capp ($2.99 CAD). My Maple donut was perfect!!!!! It was the perfect amount of sweetness. The donut to glaze ratio is on point. I also really enjoyed the Iced Capp on the hot record breaking heat day that I happened to be visiting Canada. I really need a Tim Hortons near me in the states. I love Tim Hortons so much I am already ordering their brand of coffee off Amazon. In addition to being tasty and affordable I feel like Tim Hortons is engrained into the Canadian culture. When it is playoff season I know that this location of Tim Hortons even has limited edition Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Blue Jay donuts. That must be exciting for the strong spirited fans. Also the service was perfect. The lady who was helping me was the sweetest soul!! It is true what they say -- CANADIANS ARE SO NICE!! I love Canada!! My only regret is that I did not buy any Timbits. These are the Tim Horton's special donut holes (what we call them where I come from) and I heard that they are amazing. It was so early in the day and I didn't want to hold it all day walking around downtown Toronto so I couldn't get it. *sigh* It's okay though, this just means that I need to fly back to Canada ASAP!! ;) read more

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Tim horton Cappuccino is simply cheating customer. Pricec $3.49 medium size BUT you will get half of cup, I tried several shop but only few I got proper amount. Owner should train employees to make proper way to put right amount. All time employees are making lame execuse on machine. This is kind of fucking clear cheating. read more

Man, Tim Hortons is the place right? Well that's what I kept hearing from people. "You've gotta go to Tim's". Ok, I'll go. I'm in Canada so why not? Hm, I mean, it was alright. One thing I noticed immediately were that the tables all needed to be wiped down. Everyone was dirty. I wanted to sit down and eat so that wasn't a great starting point. In true Canadian fashion, the employees were super friendly. I ordered a buffalo chicken wrap and potatoes. The wrap was much smaller than I anticipated. It was not very filling. While the chicken was good, it just wasn't satisfying. The potatoes were a little soggy for my liking. After I did get a chocolate chip cookie which was pretty bomb. Maybe I should I have stuck with sweets? I maybe can see why people love it so much from a coffee and donuts perspective, but I didn't like the food much at all. Come for the coffee if you will. That's all I would try the next time I visit. If I'm hungry I'll go elsewhere, else I'm only hungry for a cookie. read more

Tim Hortons - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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The meme that goes "Hit or miss I guess they never miss, huh?" comes to mind whenever I think of this Tim Horton's location. Sometimes your order is bang on...and sometimes its something completely out in left field. The location is almost always packed due to it being in association with the Hockey Hall of Fame touristic attraction. You can get a novelty doughnut here based on that association. However, the line-ups are massive. The service can be either quick and efficient or have you imaging table flipping action. Most of the staff is nice but you get some prickly pears here so you have been warned! read more

I've always enjoyed the tim hortons 'loaded' chicken bowls and they used to suffice my hunger all with a great taste, I've recently discovered they reduced their portions by a large amount all for the same price! This is outrageous! My kids and I used to enjoy the bowl combos and from now on we will have to stop. I recommend not to buy any tim Hortons bowls, this is not worth it and don't waste your money on such a tiny portion. read more

Today at the Tim Horton's St Clair and Warden intersection at 4:06 pm. Guy at the drive thru gave us a lecture when he gave the wrong order instead of apologising that he made a mistake with the order. It was not a busy day no one was behind us . He said we didn't know how to order. 50 years old and been going to the same Tims. He probably thinks we are newcomers. That guy shouldn't be on drive thru. read more

Tim Hortons was founded in 1964 in Hamilton, Ontario by Canadian hockey player Tim Horton. In 1967 Horton partnered with investor Ron Joyce, who quickly took over operations and expanded the chain into a multi-million dollar franchise. He also bought out the family interest after Tim Horton's death in a car accident in 1974. As a result of Ron Joyce's aggressive expansion, independent doughnut shops in Canada had been virtually eliminated and Canada's per-capita ratio of doughnut shops surpassed those of all other countries. I usually end up stopping at this Tim's often as it's along my morning walking route when I'm exploring Toronto and there's decent seating, unlike the one at the exterior of the Eaton Centre. Tim's service model is pretty consistent no matter which one you patronize. You're served quickly (even with a line up), coffee is above average, and the food is consistently fresh and tasty. I usually end up ordering a walnut crunch, frosted cinnamon role, a breakfast sandwich, or a bagel with light cream cheese. I have rarely been disappointed and am usually pleasantly surprised regarding the quality and quantity I get for my Loonie. read more

This was at Tim Hortons in Scotia Plaza Toronto! I asked for a Southwest Chicken Wrap, and I got old dark chicken, not enough lettuce. And whatever lettuce there was, it was SOAKED in mayo. So half the wrap was made of mayonnaise, the other half was old chicken that was rubbery. Please make these better. Lessen the mayo and make fresh chicken read more

Tried the new spicy chicken sandwich which was pretty good. The showstoppers however were the Timbits doughnut holes and the iced cappuccino. OMG that coffee drink is goooood. I will be having doughnuts and coffee every day during my time in Canada. Tim Horton's, please pretty please open up shops in Cali!!!! read more

Tim Hortons - Match made in heaven - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

When in Canada you must at least once try Tim Hortons- there is one in every corner! The coffee is OK and so are the donuts. It's just a Canadian staple; kind of like going to the US and not trying Dunkin Donuts at least once. Nothing too great just good enough. So as an honorary Canadian, visit Toronto couple times a year, I always make a TH stop. read more

Tim Hortons - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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This is the Tim Hortons that is located near the Hockey Hall of Fame. I came here to load up on some donuts and a cup of coffee before I went inside the HHOF. For those in the US not familiar with Tim Hortons, they are the Canadian equivalent of Dunkin' Donuts. But they are so much better. SO. MUCH. BETTER. I have but one word for you, and that one word defines "magic" in Canadia: Timbits. read more

Ah Timmys! Good coffee. Great donuts. Friendly service. Fresh breakfast. 99c ice caps. All under 10 bucks. Nothing more to say except for 'HELL YEAH' read more

Your birthday cake Timbits were off the charts. On hangover Sunday I'd order a 50 pack sometimes two. But now that your birthday is over and you no longer sell them I have no reason to come back, because your coffee tastes like a salty ash tray. read more

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Decor & Style: 4/5 I love this cheap coffee place. fast service, good snack foods. seems to be all clean. Decor is classic and normal but better than any other coffee place you've seen. can't ask for anything more. I came here and just sat down forever cause I was tired. No one cared, and even looked at me. I'm American and I'm sorry to say Tim Horton's is better than Dunkin' Donuts. Roderick is correct. Timbits....YUM. read more

Ugh.... I wanted to try what the coffee my friendly Canadians drink. I realize it's cheaper then Starbucks and its a Canadian local thing but the coffee is awful. I tried it more than once just to be sure. Both times horrendous. The prices are right and the pastries and donuts are fresh and tasty and super cheap. The coffee however, could be used for cleaning the engine of my car. There are many small roaster coffee shops that are much better. Sorry my fellow Canadians , I love you guys but this coffee has got to go. read more

I LOVE TIM HORTON'S! Hot chocolate and donuts, what else can I say! Although, their hot cocoa is super hot. I've burned my throat on all my hot cocoa drinks. I don't know if that's how Canadians like it but man, ease up on the torch, please! The strawberry-filled donut, YUM! I'm so happy that I've finally tasted one since they really aren't popular Stateside. Womp womp! Overall, Tim Horton I shall visit you once again. Too bad I couldn't get some at the airport - stinky doors! read more

Normally I love all of Tim Horton's food. For the first time today, I ordered their vegetable/chicken/noodle soup. It was absolutely disgusting. The vegetables were all little pieces of simulated dry veggies - almost cruchy. Totally awful. There was only two very, very tiny little pieces of chicken - not even worth mentioning. This was so disappointing. Never again. :( Walkley and Conroy Tim Hortons - Ottawa read more

This place shows up Starbacks for what it is, expensive and overrated. I was new to this chain of coffee shops, I'm not a Canadian after all, and what can I say it did exactly what it said on the tin. Good coffee and snacks at a reasonable prices. Would recommend to anyone. read more

Folks, this is the "Peet's Coffee" of the North! Great full-bodied coffee just the way I like it! I've been to Tim Horton's throughout Canada and the coffee never disappoints. The only gripe I have is the size of the small; wow that's really small! Nothing like the small size you find in America! This particular location is ideal: I can get a cup of Tim Horton's and walk down the street to the Hockey Hall of Fame or up & over to Air Canada Centre. Tim Horton is immortalized at both venues. It's like paying homage to the man... read more

My boyfriend bought a french toast sandwich at the Tim hortons on kenilworth Avenue on Saturday morning may 12th. He said it had a different taste but figured was combination of bread and egg. Within an hour he was violently ill for a couple of hours. He was able to carry on with day between the vomiting. He was hungry afterwards and ate dinner late last night. It wasn't flu as no one else has been sick before or since. Has anyone else had this experience? read more

So I gave Tim Horton's a second chance. Coffee still had that slight hint of smoke that I keep likening to burnt. Didn't like that. I had a dutchie this time for a donut and that was good. I don't normally like raisins and it did have too much frosting, but the dough is still lighter than DD. Just talking about TIm Horton Donuts makes me want to have one. I think I'll have their original glazed. read more

A small regular and a strawberry strudel for less than $2. I will try their other items such as the new red velvet muffin. Don't get me wrong I like starbucks when I feel like an espresso based drink...but I like going on a Timmy run here and there. read more

Tim Hortons - Red Velvet Muffin - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I enjoy Tim Hortons but would love to see bigger varieties minding gluten or lactose intolerance suffering ppl's taste

Tims used to be really good. You could go to any restaurant and trust you would get the same high quality, delicious food. Not so much any more since they sold out to the USA. Not only is the quality and flavour gone horribly down hill, but the cust. service has too! Bad food, burnt food, cold food that should be hot and melted food that should be cold! And their response is come back and get the same crap for free next time! um NO THANKS! i will save my money and go to Maccas instead ! read more

I don't know why this place hasn't caught on. They sell coffee AND donuts. Both aren't very good but if you dunk your donut into your coffee then the taste of both is significantly improved. They also sell hockey cards and sandwiches but something called a "W-W" was recommended to me so I ordered that although the cashier didn't seem to know what I was asking for because she just gave me a coffee with too much cream and sugar (I like my coffee black). My grandpa gives this place 5 stars but I have to limit my review to 3 because the parking lot was full. read more

This location is great. There's a ton of staff and they know how to work the line so your order is ready by the time you're done paying. There's two lines, one from the office building and the other from the outside door, so there's little confusion as to what's going on in this smaller than ideal location. read more

Okay...those who know me know I love donuts!! Since a little girl its always been my go to sweet treat. Wither they be sprinkled, old fashion or powdered or crumb...I love love love a good donut. I like ice cream, cupcakes and other sweet treats but nothing and I mean nothing satisfies my sweets craving like a WARM,FRESH DONUT!! Now, I do my best to keep this obsession under control and hidden from most men in my life (we all have our little secrets) But really...I LOVE THESE LIL' PIECES OF HEAVEN!! Tim Hortons was a dream...and Timbits (Heaven reincarnated in a little sweet ball of yummyness) and I'm not sure what kid of coffee concoction the boy created and ordered me but that was crazy delicious as well. Mr.Horton has me wanting to buy a franchise and open it up in San Francisco...THIS PLACE IS DELICIOUS!! But maybe it is good that it'll just be my special Canadian treat because if we had one here I'd probably be in a one piece (and that to me would be a travesty)...TIMMY HO'S I LOVE YOU!! Will definitely be my first stop when I step off the plane...I even saw a few in the airport...YUMTASTIC!! read more

Tim Hortons - I sent the boy back in for this picture...had to have it! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

This was a great place for breakfast. Although there was a long line, service moved very quickly. The Oreo donut (new) was delicious and the hash brown was pretty good too. The bottled apple juice was kind of small, though. read more

I heard this was an equivalent to Starbucks here in Toronto. I think I was expecting too much. I wanted cold, unsweetened tea and they didn't have it. It also has a sandwich and food section but I didn't see anything that I wanted. This place is like a stripped down Panera with cashiers in red cowboy hats. I personally didn't like this place that much. read more