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1 Tim Hortons
3305 Dorchester Road, Dorchester
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Smokey Honey Bacon Breakfast Sandwich
- Burnt Breakfast Sandwich
- Rbreakfast Sandwich OAS
“Very friendly staff and quick service”
7 Best Coffee Shops near Dorchester
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Coffee Shops · $
2 Tim Hortons
2147 Dorchester Road, Dorchester
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Caramilk Filled Ring Dream Donut
- Grilled Breakfast Wrap
- Gross Grilled Cheese
- Muffin Multi-Pack
“Very friendly staff and quick service”
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3 Canada's Finest Coffee Service
775 Industrial Road, London · 6.5 miles
- Delivery
“great service!!! friendly staff. lots of product.”
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Fast Food · $
4 Tim Hortons
105 Saint Patrick Street, Thamesford · 5.76 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Coffee with Donuts and Chicken Ranch Wrap
- Specialty Bagels
- Classic Bagels
“The guy working this morning at 5:30 needs a raise. My iced coffee was perfect which is something that usually is pretty inconsistent at this location. He was so polite and happy even though it was so early in the morning. Im usually iffy about the food here but whoever was working made it a great start to my day!”
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Coffee Shops · $
5 Starbucks Coffee Company
1905 Dundas Street, London · 6.56 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Mocha Frappe
“🤘🥰Very good staff beautiful place”
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Coffee Shops · $
6 Tim Hortons
1885 Huron Street, London · 7.59 miles
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- French Vanilla Cappuccino 454g Can
- Bacon Breakfast Sandwich
- Farmer's Breakfast Wrap
- Crispy Chicken Wrap
“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Tim Hortons never disappoints. The coffee is always fresh, the donuts are classic and delicious, and the food comes out fast even when it’s busy. Staff are usually friendly and efficient, making it a great stop whether you’re grabbing breakfast or a quick coffee on the go. A true Canadian staple!”
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Coffee Shops · $
7 Tim Hortons
2263 Dundas Street, London · 5.58 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
“Wery nice staff coffee it’s hot”
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