My wife loves their cold brew so we go through the drive through often. It's everything you could want in a Tim Horton's
It is so nice to sit down and enjoy a cup of coffee while you work. Tim Hortons allows me to do just that, and the WiFi is good too.
I get there right before 9am on a Sunday. The doors are locked, even though their sign says “our dining room has reopened”. Then I get in line at the drive thru, order my donuts and receive chocolate chip muffins instead; and the lady at the window “double checked” to see if the order was right. Losing business now. Last straw here. I’ll go to dunkin from now on
Love this Tim Hortons! Best one in town
We came here and they had literally 0 Timbits, almost no donuts and couldn't provide any dairy free creamer. Terrible experience. Staff thinks it's hilarious that they have no stock and cannot provide what you order. I don't reccomend.
Very nice. The lady at the counter was grateful customers were coming in. Told me what they were no longer offering and apologized for it but it I understood. It was nice to see another fast food place open dine in again.
Bought croissant and vanilla cream cold brew. Nice. Love the brew.
Very nice. The lady at the counter was grateful customers were coming in. Told me what they were no longer offering and apologized for it but it I understood. It was nice to see another fast food place open dine in again.
Yes we have ate at Tim Horton's in Canada. The company is based in Toronto. My wife has always liked them, and I thought they were pretty fair for fast food places, but then we were in Canada. It seems to be a whole different story for the ones in in the USA. Actually, this was the first time we tried one in the US. We saw a freeway sign for it as we approached Springfield (isn't this the fictional home of Beaver Cleaver?), so my wife said let's go get a quick breakfast at Tim Horton's. I pulled off the freeway, but it was nearly a 5 mile drive from the exit. We finally found it. When we went to the counter to order, the cashier began to explain that they were out of this, and that, about a third of the sandwich menu. We ordered coffees and a couple of breakfast sandwiches. I used a charge card, but the cashier disappeared (never saw her again) before I could get a receipt. We received our food order from someone else, so I really had no idea what we were charged. The coffee was weak and tasted old. The sandwiches were dry and had an off taste to them. Poor service, poor food, never stop at a Tim Horton's in the US.
With many Tim Hortons down scaling or closing we were pleased to find this one still functioning as expected. Springfield is a ways off I-70 but the State roads made the "side trip" very easy. Route 4 to the west is near interstate quality and made most of the side trip seem like we never left I-70. Dayton (Huber Heights) used to be our frequent stop but now it is Springfield. Thank you Google Maps.