Not sure why the score for this place is low, it is above average for a Tim Hortons. The people are generally nice, though it seems like they are always training new employees and the new ones tend to need some patience. I've never had any issues with my food or drinks here.
Dolores Duff
They didn't have the 12 grain bagel, so we got the cheese bagel, and they were delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tooties 436
Foods good my main issue with the place is they choose when to have certain items available I can get what I want one day but can’t the next it’s ridiculous idk I just wouldn’t recommend unless travelling or you don’t like a&
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Dave Brewster
Cathy is the most loved employee! She works hard and always has a smile!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ashish Yadav
No complaints. Everything was good. In remote town can't expect much about all the menu options. It's good. Recommended.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Steve Bertotti
It's nice to be able to have a timmies in a small town. Wish there were more around saskatchewan in these smaller communities
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Alysha G
I have consistently tried to give this location the benefit of the doubt but today I reached my breaking point. We ordered a peppermint hot chocolate (which i order almost weekly from this location) and was told by the person running the till that they dont sell that? So either he is brand new or he did not care to properly make me one? Not sure which. He then proceeded to show me the peppermint tea bags instead... no. Just no. No more wasting my money here. If you do not know what you offer on the menu maybe don't work there? Just a thought. I am sure I cannot be the only one frustrated by this establishment. Just go around the corner to Whippletree and support local.
Eryk Peterson
Learned a year ago that employees don’t get tips, don’t bother tipping please.
Bill MacDonald
Hours are terrible. Location is terrible. I'm surprised they were given a franchise in a such a small community.
NO WAY
Learned a year ago that employees don’t get tips, don’t bother tipping please.
I put long queues because I’m sure I wasn’t the only one to notice. It’s Saturday the 11th of June and I’m at a soccer tournament in the community. If I had to guess I’d say thru the day there were anywhere from 500-600 people on site, maybe more. The closest outlet to this one is in Yorkton, an hour away. And this store………..closed. I can only imagine that this outlet could’ve doubled if not tripled their daily sales count had they been open even if for the morning hours. I’m blown away that the owner/proprietor of this establishment isn’t open not only today, but weekend days. I know times are tough with some staffing shortages but where is the management? There must’ve been SOMEONE to open up and maintain some semblance of service in light of the local traffic, not to mention the hundreds here today. There was a time when Tim Hortons stayed open 24 hours. Now you can’t even get them to open on the weekend.
Mark Skerjanec
First off, in a town filled with people that work blue collar jobs that start early and run 24hrs a day, their business hours are terrible. 7am to 7pm. The service is alright but the supply is bad. I waited 16 minutes for 2 sausage farmer wraps. There were people that were waiting longer for their stuff. It seems like whoever runs that location doesn't like making money.
Zane Totten
Tim's is Tim's. It's a great 0lace for coffee, food or both! It is a great place to be (although it can be a bit noisy sometimes). Overall, I love it more than any other because it's Canadian, but bias aside, it's nothing spectacular.... people there are very nice though.
Cory Akachuck
"Classic Bagel BELT"- Bad service today, that's sad when an Employee doesn't like His Work. Maybe the guy got lucky and was hired because they're short staffed or he doesn't know his kitchen skills with Plating.
NTM
The place is good and workers are friendly but they are always out of Chili and the stuff I need they always have 1 or 2 or don’t have it. It’s a small town so it’s understandable. It’s just crazy.
Not sure why the score for this place is low, it is above average for a Tim Hortons. The people are generally nice, though it seems like they are always training new employees and the new ones tend to need some patience. I've never had any issues with my food or drinks here.
They didn't have the 12 grain bagel, so we got the cheese bagel, and they were delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Foods good my main issue with the place is they choose when to have certain items available I can get what I want one day but can’t the next it’s ridiculous idk I just wouldn’t recommend unless travelling or you don’t like a&
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Cathy is the most loved employee! She works hard and always has a smile!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
No complaints. Everything was good. In remote town can't expect much about all the menu options. It's good. Recommended.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
It's nice to be able to have a timmies in a small town. Wish there were more around saskatchewan in these smaller communities
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I have consistently tried to give this location the benefit of the doubt but today I reached my breaking point. We ordered a peppermint hot chocolate (which i order almost weekly from this location) and was told by the person running the till that they dont sell that? So either he is brand new or he did not care to properly make me one? Not sure which. He then proceeded to show me the peppermint tea bags instead... no. Just no. No more wasting my money here. If you do not know what you offer on the menu maybe don't work there? Just a thought. I am sure I cannot be the only one frustrated by this establishment. Just go around the corner to Whippletree and support local.
Learned a year ago that employees don’t get tips, don’t bother tipping please.
Hours are terrible. Location is terrible. I'm surprised they were given a franchise in a such a small community.
Learned a year ago that employees don’t get tips, don’t bother tipping please.
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I put long queues because I’m sure I wasn’t the only one to notice. It’s Saturday the 11th of June and I’m at a soccer tournament in the community. If I had to guess I’d say thru the day there were anywhere from 500-600 people on site, maybe more. The closest outlet to this one is in Yorkton, an hour away. And this store………..closed. I can only imagine that this outlet could’ve doubled if not tripled their daily sales count had they been open even if for the morning hours. I’m blown away that the owner/proprietor of this establishment isn’t open not only today, but weekend days. I know times are tough with some staffing shortages but where is the management? There must’ve been SOMEONE to open up and maintain some semblance of service in light of the local traffic, not to mention the hundreds here today. There was a time when Tim Hortons stayed open 24 hours. Now you can’t even get them to open on the weekend.
First off, in a town filled with people that work blue collar jobs that start early and run 24hrs a day, their business hours are terrible. 7am to 7pm. The service is alright but the supply is bad. I waited 16 minutes for 2 sausage farmer wraps. There were people that were waiting longer for their stuff. It seems like whoever runs that location doesn't like making money.
Tim's is Tim's. It's a great 0lace for coffee, food or both! It is a great place to be (although it can be a bit noisy sometimes). Overall, I love it more than any other because it's Canadian, but bias aside, it's nothing spectacular.... people there are very nice though.
"Classic Bagel BELT"- Bad service today, that's sad when an Employee doesn't like His Work. Maybe the guy got lucky and was hired because they're short staffed or he doesn't know his kitchen skills with Plating.
The place is good and workers are friendly but they are always out of Chili and the stuff I need they always have 1 or 2 or don’t have it. It’s a small town so it’s understandable. It’s just crazy.