Tim Hortons

I ordered the pepperoni and cheese flatbread pizza for the first time and honestly, it’s not bad. It has a good amount of cheese and pepperoni, and it didn’t feel dry. The portion size is decent, you could easily share it with someone. I added a side of ranch for an extra dollar; it came in a tiny container, but it was actually more than enough for the flatbread. Is it the best pizza? I wouldn’t say so, but if you’re craving a snack, it’s not bad.nnI also ordered the turkey bacon sandwich on artisan bread, and I love how soft and fresh the bread is.

I had such a wonderful experience! The coffee was fantastic — rich, smooth, and perfectly prepared. The food was fresh and delicious, with great attention to flavor and presentation. But what truly made the visit special was the exceptional service. The staff were warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming.nOverall, everything was superb. Highly recommend this place for anyone looking for great coffee, great food, and even better service!

actually the worst tim hortons i’ve ever been to. terrible service. i asked for a cold brew and 2 employees yelled at me through the speaker. the bathroom inside had weed all over the place and the whole bathroom looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in months. disgusting place. clearly the reviews show that this place will never change.

It's a Tim Hortons. You get what you expect. The coffee was not bitter. I had the bagel everything bagel with melted cheddar cheese. I guess they don't speak French or English so they got that wrong. They didn't melt the cheese. It's convenient so I stopped there.

Very rude and unprofessional employee. As someone who actually never takes their time to write a negative review, I will have to today. My husband and I stopped by for breakfast and went through the drive-through. When it came time to pay, I used some change since our total was not so big. As soon as the employee realized I was paying with change, his attitude immediately changed to a sarcastic and dismissive tone. He remained silent while I handed him the money, creating an uncomfortable situation, and then, in the middle of the transaction, told us, “You need to know that I could have refused this payment. I’m not a bank.”nThe way this was said was degrading, unnecessary, and completely unprofessional. If paying with change was an issue, that should have been communicated politely from the very beginning instead of waiting until halfway through the transaction to lecture me. I also work in the restaurant industry and fully understand that handling change can sometimes be inconvenient, especially during busy periods. However, there was no lineup at the time, and even if there had been, that would never justify speaking to a customer in such a disrespectful manner.nPeople should not be made to feel embarrassed or belittled over a normal form of payment. Cash and change are legal tender, and choosing to pay that way does not give an employee the right to be rude or condescending. Basic respect and decency are part of the job, regardless of your personal mood.nIf an employee is unhappy or fed up with their job, that frustration should be addressed internally by finding another job and not taken out on customers. This experience left a very negative impression, and instead of enjoying our breakfast, we left feeling disrespected. This was our first visit, and it will most definitely be our last.nDecember 30th/2025 at 8:20 am