Food: Bacon English muffin was a solid, simple breakfast…read moreoption. Warm, savory, and filling, and worked well for a quick bite. I also love how it's filling but tastes light! There's also other food items you can grab in their large display like donuts and more. Service: There can be a bit of a wait, but the location can be busy, so it was understandable. Straightforward ordering process like at any other standard fast food spot Ambiance: Casual and convenient, with the café stand portion being outside. More of a quick grab-and-go or a few tables are inside if you want to sit and chill.

All the fast food chains are jumping on the "rice/grain bowls" or "salad bowls" trend, it seems…read more(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.

Awful service even at 7:00am. Ask for decaf and multiple times there isn't any. Ask for extra…read morebutter bagel there is no butter or they don't know the meaning on extra, and if you ask for more they give you attitude!!!

I've been to different parts of Canada and many times as a kid. My parents, however, deprived me…read moreand my sister of Tim Hortons. Now as an adult I recognized that I must right this wrong! Therefore, I made it a point to go to Tim Hortons on my recent business trip to Toronto. Tim Hortons was conveniently in the same RBC building where my work office was located, but the food court area on the 2nd floor was jam packed during the lunch hours. I was in between a 30 min break and had to choose my lunch wisely. Luckily Tim Hortons' line was not only the shortest but also the quickest. I was in and out of Tim Horton's in 7 min tops. While I was waiting in line to deliberate on what to get, I knew instantly that I had to get the waffle, sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich. It was love at first sight. I've been on a McDonald's McGriddle kick lately, so it was only fitting to get this breakfast sandwich from Tim Hortons. As I suspected this sandwich was good. In fact it was so good that I found it better than a McGriddle. The sausage, egg, and cheese were comparable to the ones on a McGriddle, but the waffle bun was the differentiating factor that put Tim Hortons' sandwich a step above. The waffle had sugar granules sprinkled on top and balanced the overall proportions of savory vs sweetness very well. I loved it and would highly recommend this sandwich to anyone. Furthermore, the good news is that Tim Hortons serves breakfast all day. I enjoyed the potato wedges. Sure, there wasn't anything particularly unique about them. The seasoning and texture of the potato wedges made me a fan of them though! Obviously Tim Hortons is known for its donuts. I knew I wasn't going to have an appetite for a few whole donuts, so I opted to get the Timbits instead. The Timbits were donut holes, and you could choose to get them as assorted or one flavor. I got the assorted in order to sample multiple flavors. The Timbits flavors for today included the chocolate, plain glazed, and raspberry filled powdered sugar. The chocolate timbit was by far the tastiest of all 3.

Good experience! I have never seen so many people in a coffee shop ( even more so than Starbucks )…read more The coffee is definitely super delicious . The quick take out order has a terrific team that works in unison.

This is located in the business district (corner of University and Edward). What I found unique…read morehere is their Express Self-Serve, 7am to 1pm (never seen it before). There are 3 order lines and a separate one for hot meals. The staff is efficient. There is a large seating area and a small one along a different bank of windows. I tried their medium Strawberry Creamy Chill ($3.79). I was expecting it to be super sweet but it wasn't which is good. There is free WiFi.

The best breakfast sandwiches, everything is fresh as well as great service. Go to spot for sureread more

Just happened to be looking for a breakfast spot that's not Tim Hortons. Great local feel. No…read morefrills but the workers couldn't be nicer. I was introduced to the menu and went with the recommendation for the Deluxe Bagel which included egg, bacon, lettuce, tomato. Coffee is nothing special but must be done. Was thrown off a bit that there's a Subway in there as well but felt like a family doing their best. Will definitely be back.

Okay, I know it's not groundbreaking, but it is Canada, and Timmy's hits the spot every time. Okay,…read moreyes, it's a Canadian classic, but it really does hit the spot. We grabbed coffee and donuts more than once, and it was always affordable and reliable.Some locations had a few characters hanging around, but hey, that's city life. Still totally worth it for the iced coffee and old-fashioned donuts.

I was very eager to get donuts from Tim Hortons after reading so much about the place. My…read moreexpectations were for it to be a step above Dunkin' Donuts. I got a glazed donut and a ginger and chocolate cream filled specialty donut. I got these donuts after 7pm and I wasn't surprised that they were not fresh. They would have been so much better if they were. The glazed was okay as well as the gingerbread. The ginger was so visually appealing and tasty, and that is what sold me. I am not a fan of chocolate cream but I think the chocolate, ginger, and cream worked well together. Not bad at all Tim Hortons.

I've visited this Tim's location on and off since before moving DT/to the area; I've recently been…read morecoming there more frequently as I've also been working in the area for some time and I received a couple of Tim's gift cards (one electronic) not long ago. I always stop by around lunch time (usually between 12 noon and 1 pm) when it's not too crowded and there's rarely a lineup to order, therefore service is prompt. I recommend this location largely due to its convenience; it's located steps from Union Station/public transit and other major amenities, i.e. the Royal York Hotel. It also always appears well maintained/clean when I visit.

To us Americans, Tim Hortons is our Dunkin Donuts. It's the main coffee of Canada, with several…read morelocations all around downtown. Many more than Starbucks! I was pleasantly surprised to see one on the same street my hotel is on, one around the corner from my hotel, one in Union Station's food court, and one in the pedway/food court under my hotel. They have good coffee, donuts and pastries, and breakfast sandwiches, all at very reasonable prices. A lot less than Starbucks! Their version of munchkins are called timbits and they are delicious. I really like the convenience. Only deducted one star because they're not open late. I was in Toronto for 6 days and it was difficult to find coffee after dinner. A reasonable priced cup anyway! Being in the financial district prices were crazy high so a location being open later evening would have been appreciated!

I went to the Urban Tim Hortons and was amazed by how stunning and different it was compared to…read moreother traditional Tim Hortons locations. The atmosphere was stylish, and the store was sharply clean and bright. The staff was very nice, and the service was quick. I ordered the egg and cheese breakfast wrap this time, but I feel like I could spend the whole day there next time because it looks so comfortable. However, we have to walk for a bit after parking the car.

This Tims got so much of my money over the course of two weeks. Its close proximity to where I was…read morestaying didn't help my wallet (or my waistline), but it was a smooth experience every time. Quick, friendly, capable service. The line might seem long at times, but it moves fast. I'm in and out in a couple minutes. Also, they're really consistent on the quality of the food and drinks. Throw in my usage of the (well-designed and easy to use) app and it has been a perpetual cycle of earning and spending points. I know TH is controversial with some Canadians, because of the changes over the years (which, I too am not thrilled about some of those changes), but if every Tims ran like this one, well... then, we would all be fatter, and happier for it.

Disclaimer: I'm not Canadian but I LOVE bagels and this was my first visit. I enjoyed their toasted…read moremarble bagel. To be honest, their plain cream cheese wasn't my favorite and I was hoping it'd be fluffier, but that's just my preference so can't complain. I really enjoyed the fresh juices and smoothie options too - I wanted to try them all, but went with the classic OJ. The coffee was good - nothing to write home about. The people who helped me (I had about three workers help) were very kind. In particular, since I was visiting, I wanted to take several home and he carefully packaged them up for me (although, they ended up getting completely smushed in my carry on - #WorthIt). They also had pastries but I wasn't interested in those - your typical croissant, cookies, etc. The ambiance was just a typical shop/deli. I can't wait to come back and try a hot breakfast bagel sandwich next time - those looked great! Bonus - (not pictured) they have day old bread for a discounted price. I wanted that too, but no more space in my luggage; what a steal!

I visited What A Bagel on Saturday. The restaurant feels cozy and homey. Although seating is…read morelimited, we got lucky and were seated quickly. The food was ok. I thought the home fries would be crispier. My boyfriend really enjoyed the Big New Yorker while I thought the BELT was mid. The bagels are delicious though and we ordered an additional bagel