This continues to be the worst for service. They concentrate on the drive thru and ignore customers in the store.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Hi1w2
Slow service and they serve donuts in a bag where the icing sticks to the sides so it falls apart when you go to eat it. Can’t do anything right. When the expresso machine is down they don’t remove the option from the app, many times I bought coffee with expresso but they didn’t even say it didn’t have it but took my money. Tim hortons just going downhil and it’s a dirty place too.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
RednecK Sararas
Gotta be the slowest drive through in Ontario. What happened to "good morning, Tim Hortons drive through how many I take your order?" "What can I get ya" or "ya whatcha want" No please, thank yous, luck to get your total. Very surprising for an on base facility. Do better please
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 1
Bob John
In the bustling symphony of modern life, there exist few sanctuaries that combine nostalgia, efficiency, and gastronomic indulgence quite like Tim Hortons. My recent encounter at this quintessentially Canadian establishment unfolded as a veritable odyssey of taste, weaving together the comforting simplicity of time-honored staples with the innovative allure of modern offerings. This comprehensive review seeks to encapsulate not merely a transaction but a moment that straddled the realms of sustenance and solace.
The journey commenced with the unassuming but universally beloved 20 Timbits, a medley of bite-sized doughnut spheres that epitomize the diversity of Tim Hortons’ clientele. Each Timbit, a microcosm of texture and flavor, offered a fleeting moment of joy: the glazed varieties shimmered with saccharine exuberance, while the chocolate, infused with a richer undertone, provided a counterpoint of depth. Noteworthy was the consistent freshness—a testament to the brand’s commitment to quality.
Accompanying these morsels of delight were two bagels adorned with cream cheese, a pairing that transcends the ordinary. The first, a classic everything bagel, was a harmonious blend of seeds and spices, its surface a tactile testament to the art of baking. The cream cheese, generously applied, was a creamy whisper of luxury, balancing the bagel’s robustness with a smooth, tangy counterbalance. The second, a more subdued plain bagel, acted as a canvas for the cream cheese to shine unencumbered. Together, these bagels represented a symphony of textures, from the crust’s crispness to the soft, chewy interior.
The hashbrowns, served as a pair, provided a rustic counterpoint to the meal’s otherwise refined offerings. Their golden exterior, shimmering with the promise of crispy perfection, encased a warm, fluffy interior that spoke to the mastery of simple ingredients. Seasoned subtly yet effectively, they became the culinary equivalent of a well-composed bassline, grounding the meal with unpretentious satisfaction.
As the meal ascended to its crescendo, I encountered the Oreo Ice Capp, a marvel of innovation that fused the rich, robust notes of coffee with the creamy sweetness of Oreo. The juxtaposition of icy granules and smooth whipped topping was as much a tactile pleasure as a gustatory one. This beverage was both a dessert and a drink, a testament to Tim Hortons’ ability to cater to the whims of an increasingly eclectic palate.
The pièce de résistance was the sausage farmers wrap, a masterful amalgamation of savory components cocooned within a warm, pliable tortilla. Each bite was an exercise in balance: the sausage, hearty and spiced to perfection, danced with the creamy egg and melted cheese, while the hashbrown within added a delightful crunch. This wrap was not merely a meal but a declaration of culinary ingenuity, merging disparate elements into a coherent, satisfying whole.
What elevated this experience further was the exemplary service. The servers greeted me with warm smiles and palpable enthusiasm, embodying the brand’s ethos of hospitality. Despite a steady stream of customers, my food was prepared with remarkable speed and precision, demonstrating their commitment to efficiency without sacrificing quality.
The atmosphere, too, deserves its due praise. The interior, adorned with soft lighting and a cozy color palette, exuded warmth and familiarity. From the gentle hum of friendly chatter to the inviting aroma of freshly brewed coffee, every element coalesced to create an environment where patrons could linger, savoring not just the food but the experience itself.
In summation, this Tim Hortons visit transcended the mundane act of ordering food. It was an affirmation of the brand’s ability to cater to both the traditionalist and the adventurer, providing sustenance that resonates on both a sensory and emotional level. Each item, meticulously crafted and served with care,
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Justin Black
I cannot deal with this location. It's just a wait every single time!!! Enough time to write a bad review every visit.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Vapin' Dragon
Some friendly staff, and some aren't. Certain employees should learn how to speak to others especially when training new hires. Especially also in front of customers.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Jake
I worked here for a little more than a month, and after reading these reviews everyone with a negative review is right, the atmosphere of working here actually brought my mental health down so badly I had problems sleeping. It is the most unmanaged and lazy place to work at, the management barely ever helps out with the employees while it’s busy, and it’s all just one inside group who think they’re better than everyone else. No teamwork or communication whatsoever and in the time working there I was criticized with my medical injury and pushed around by people who think they are bette than everyone.
The food, absolutely incredible. I will forever love timmies food but this restaurant in particular will eventually be shut down due to the employees lack of communication and team effort.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
Bike Mmm
Slow customer service, plan on a half hour for an order.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
J F
Extremely slow drive thru, for seemingly no reason. Some people ahead of me were waiting for what felt like an eternity for their order. If their order is going to take a while, have them pull to the side like most other locations.
harjinder singh laadi
We come in the night everyday only for the customer service they treat us really nicely I stopped making coffee at home because they make it really nice so i come everyday now
If we talk about Coffee, guys this is the place to go & I drive 3 kilometers to get there because they are #1 in york rigion & if you really don't now the real test of coffee this review is nothing to you: sorry for that
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Brandon
Vicky is an evil witch but it has oliver so it alright. Foods pretty good fire the boss.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 3
mafionso o
They got my large order right and promptly
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Peter Pedersen
Slow service
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Kayden Brazolot
Worst Tim Hortons I have ever been too!! Mikaela and another girl working the sandwich station were extremely slow!!! Hire better people that are fast paced
I got the wrong sandwich Shouldn't be waiting 20 minutes for a sandwich that was wrong
This continues to be the worst for service. They concentrate on the drive thru and ignore customers in the store.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Slow service and they serve donuts in a bag where the icing sticks to the sides so it falls apart when you go to eat it. Can’t do anything right. When the expresso machine is down they don’t remove the option from the app, many times I bought coffee with expresso but they didn’t even say it didn’t have it but took my money. Tim hortons just going downhil and it’s a dirty place too.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Gotta be the slowest drive through in Ontario.
What happened to "good morning, Tim Hortons drive through how many I take your order?"
"What can I get ya" or "ya whatcha want"
No please, thank yous, luck to get your total.
Very surprising for an on base facility.
Do better please
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 1
In the bustling symphony of modern life, there exist few sanctuaries that combine nostalgia, efficiency, and gastronomic indulgence quite like Tim Hortons. My recent encounter at this quintessentially Canadian establishment unfolded as a veritable odyssey of taste, weaving together the comforting simplicity of time-honored staples with the innovative allure of modern offerings. This comprehensive review seeks to encapsulate not merely a transaction but a moment that straddled the realms of sustenance and solace.
The journey commenced with the unassuming but universally beloved 20 Timbits, a medley of bite-sized doughnut spheres that epitomize the diversity of Tim Hortons’ clientele. Each Timbit, a microcosm of texture and flavor, offered a fleeting moment of joy: the glazed varieties shimmered with saccharine exuberance, while the chocolate, infused with a richer undertone, provided a counterpoint of depth. Noteworthy was the consistent freshness—a testament to the brand’s commitment to quality.
Accompanying these morsels of delight were two bagels adorned with cream cheese, a pairing that transcends the ordinary. The first, a classic everything bagel, was a harmonious blend of seeds and spices, its surface a tactile testament to the art of baking. The cream cheese, generously applied, was a creamy whisper of luxury, balancing the bagel’s robustness with a smooth, tangy counterbalance. The second, a more subdued plain bagel, acted as a canvas for the cream cheese to shine unencumbered. Together, these bagels represented a symphony of textures, from the crust’s crispness to the soft, chewy interior.
The hashbrowns, served as a pair, provided a rustic counterpoint to the meal’s otherwise refined offerings. Their golden exterior, shimmering with the promise of crispy perfection, encased a warm, fluffy interior that spoke to the mastery of simple ingredients. Seasoned subtly yet effectively, they became the culinary equivalent of a well-composed bassline, grounding the meal with unpretentious satisfaction.
As the meal ascended to its crescendo, I encountered the Oreo Ice Capp, a marvel of innovation that fused the rich, robust notes of coffee with the creamy sweetness of Oreo. The juxtaposition of icy granules and smooth whipped topping was as much a tactile pleasure as a gustatory one. This beverage was both a dessert and a drink, a testament to Tim Hortons’ ability to cater to the whims of an increasingly eclectic palate.
The pièce de résistance was the sausage farmers wrap, a masterful amalgamation of savory components cocooned within a warm, pliable tortilla. Each bite was an exercise in balance: the sausage, hearty and spiced to perfection, danced with the creamy egg and melted cheese, while the hashbrown within added a delightful crunch. This wrap was not merely a meal but a declaration of culinary ingenuity, merging disparate elements into a coherent, satisfying whole.
What elevated this experience further was the exemplary service. The servers greeted me with warm smiles and palpable enthusiasm, embodying the brand’s ethos of hospitality. Despite a steady stream of customers, my food was prepared with remarkable speed and precision, demonstrating their commitment to efficiency without sacrificing quality.
The atmosphere, too, deserves its due praise. The interior, adorned with soft lighting and a cozy color palette, exuded warmth and familiarity. From the gentle hum of friendly chatter to the inviting aroma of freshly brewed coffee, every element coalesced to create an environment where patrons could linger, savoring not just the food but the experience itself.
In summation, this Tim Hortons visit transcended the mundane act of ordering food. It was an affirmation of the brand’s ability to cater to both the traditionalist and the adventurer, providing sustenance that resonates on both a sensory and emotional level. Each item, meticulously crafted and served with care,
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I cannot deal with this location. It's just a wait every single time!!! Enough time to write a bad review every visit.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Some friendly staff, and some aren't. Certain employees should learn how to speak to others especially when training new hires. Especially also in front of customers.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
I worked here for a little more than a month, and after reading these reviews everyone with a negative review is right, the atmosphere of working here actually brought my mental health down so badly I had problems sleeping. It is the most unmanaged and lazy place to work at, the management barely ever helps out with the employees while it’s busy, and it’s all just one inside group who think they’re better than everyone else. No teamwork or communication whatsoever and in the time working there I was criticized with my medical injury and pushed around by people who think they are bette than everyone.
The food, absolutely incredible. I will forever love timmies food but this restaurant in particular will eventually be shut down due to the employees lack of communication and team effort.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
Slow customer service, plan on a half hour for an order.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Extremely slow drive thru, for seemingly no reason. Some people ahead of me were waiting for what felt like an eternity for their order. If their order is going to take a while, have them pull to the side like most other locations.
We come in the night everyday only for the customer service they treat us really nicely I stopped making coffee at home because they make it really nice so i come everyday now
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
If we talk about Coffee, guys this is the place to go & I drive 3 kilometers to get there because they are #1 in york rigion
& if you really don't now the real test of coffee this review is nothing to you: sorry for that
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Vicky is an evil witch but it has oliver so it alright. Foods pretty good fire the boss.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 3
They got my large order right and promptly
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Slow service
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Worst Tim Hortons I have ever been too!!
Mikaela and another girl working the sandwich station were extremely slow!!! Hire better people that are fast paced
I got the wrong sandwich
Shouldn't be waiting 20 minutes for a sandwich that was wrong
Terrible service
Food: 1
Service: 1
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