Tim Hortons

I don’t live in Canada so it’s always such a treat to get a Tim Horton’s donut! The Nutella donut is my favorite and it’s always fresh in the mornings!

Worst Tim Horton’s I’ve been to. No milk machine for any hot drinks. No bagels left except for 2 types. No regular mustard for a basic sandwhich.

I’m currently eating the saddest sandwich and thought I should spread the word. Don’t waste your time getting a sandwich from here. There are better options. I ordered the crispy chicken sandwich from the Tims in the secure departure area and it is terrible. Bread stale (not even the correct bun), lacking mayo, no cheese and cold. Go somewhere else.

Not the best Tim Hortons experience at the airport which is a shame. The coffee-​like always on mark, but as for the stale donuts not good. We purchased our items and returned to the gate. I took one bite and was like ugh!!! So I returned to the counter where the lady noticed me and said can I help you. Yes I mentioned the donuts seem a little old and she replied would you like fresh ones. Where I LOL for real and mentioned why these weren’t offered the first time. She was speechless and then I mention could I exchange for a box of timbits. She took care of the transaction and I wished her a good day. She didn’t apologize which leads me to believe this happens quite a lot.
Shame on you Timmy’s

I’m not exactly sure the location it is in the airport but I think it’s the Tim Hortons upstairs in a food court (up the escalators) by Montanna’s. The service was poor. They were rude and couldn’t understand a simple order. I clearly ordered a sausage and egg breakfast sandwich. When I got my order and opened it, I received a plain sandwich with only a sausage in it. I took it back and told them this was not my order. They had argued with me and said that’s what I ordered. They did absolutely nothing about it.
It tasted so disgusting. I ended up throwing it out and got something much better on the other side where I needed to depart. I’ll never go back to that one again for as long as I live.
(As far as I am concerned, they don’t deserve even 1 star!!)

Was here 8:00 pm Friday night, place was «maybe» ¹⁄₅^th full. Stood in line behind one other person while staff chit-chatted/flirted/BS’d with each other, not paying attention, not serving customers, not caring. Waited 2 mins and had to walk out as plane was boarding. Timmy’s has a good product, but some locations are ruined by bottom-​feeder employees. This is one of those locations.

This Tim Horton location is hit and miss. It use to be unbelievably outstanding for service on the weekends back in 2010 – 2013 when you would see the owners present in the store, but has gone down hill since. Unsure if the same owners run the place, but they are the parents of ex-​Flames goalie Curtis McElhinney.

Slow.

I have heard Tim Horton is a donut and coffee chain in Canada. I was pretty psyched about trying some of their goods. I ended up devouring their ham and Swiss sandwich and three chicken chipotle wraps. Yes I know I eat a lot;) I sometimes surprise myself.
The sandwich was mediocre to my liking, but the chicken wraps were tasty and warm. I felt guilty, because I had no room for the red velvet muffin stuffed with cream cheese. Next time I will…

Located on the domestic terminal.
good location, one of the first food joints that you hit when you walk towards the gates.
Good size location, and fairly fast service. too bad they ran out of white bread, and only told me after I paid for the chicken salad… which was just average, seems they’ve cheaped out on the amount of chicken as per pic.
by the way, avoid the whole wheat bread at all costs, tasted like rubber, never again…

Yes! My extra large coffee of choice prior to departure… (I am trying to be good and pretended that TimBits don’t exist).
Good coffee and speedy in the early morning… everyone was just tankering up on caffeine and doughy goodness.

Had Tim Hortons two out of the four days that I was in Alberta, Canada and I wasn’t impressed. Tim Hortons is to Canadians like McDonald is to Americans – it’s cheap, fast, and foods that makes you hate yourself. The donuts and Timbits were good, I like that they aren’t too sickeningly sick. The coffee… I wanted an iced vanilla latte and asked for non-​fat milked but since it comes from a machine, you can’t customized and the lady asked me if steamed was okay. Not the same, but I’ll take whatever since that’s all they had. The second time I went, I asked for an iced mocha latte without whipped cream. It came with whipped cream and they just scraped it off and gave it back to me. Umm, yeah.

You are only able to get to certain eateries in the same terminal so beware of the maze! With limited options we went with Timmy’s. The lines to order from are a bit confusing but once placed it was a quick turnaround. I recommend sticking to the basics.

This is just a standard airport Tim Hortons. I liked the fact that it was full service enough to offer sandwiches and whatnot rather than just coffee and donuts and the like, but I noticed that Tim Hortons is doing away with the XS size cup, which greatly disappoints me as I adore the XS size from this franchise, it being the perfect size of a hot chocolate for me and my needs.
The line up wasn’t too long considering how busy the airport was at the time. I wonder how the nearby construction was affecting business.

No breakfast. I guess chili will work. Argh…

I saw Tim Hortons at the airport while waiting for my flight and I got all giddy to try the legendary coffee and donuts. The service was slow and the guy who took my order made it evident that not everyone enjoys working with the public.
Maybe I’m spoiled by the coffee and donuts back in the Bay Area, but this was not good, not good at all. The coffee that I made in the Keurig in the hotel room was better than this. Sad face.

If your looking for cheap affordable food options at any canadian airport Tim Hortons is your best bet.

After hearing about my cousin raving about Timmy H’s in Canada, I had to give it a try. I have had it here in Brooklyn by my job, but honestly it wasn’t anything special. I figured something must have changed crossing the border, so why not give it a try in its home turf.
We tried multiple items in two different airport locations and we enjoyed the savory food way more than the sweet. The breakfast sandwiches, wraps and regular sandwiches all were very fresh and tasty. I would definitely have these here again. Unfortunately, the pastries were lacking. Though the doughy part was soft and delicious, the toppings and fillings were subpar. There was maybe half a teaspoonful of cream in the Boston Cream Donut and the chocolate topping lacked flavor.
Overall, Timmy H’s didn’t live up to my expectations, but maybe they were too high. It is still a decent spot for breakfasts, lunches and snacks though and if you are in Canada, you have to give it a try!

Arrived at the airport this morning at 6:00 AM for our 7:00 flight to Montréal. We popped into Tim Hortons for a quick breakfast. AMAZINGLY, they didn’t have any breakfast sandwiches available at 6:00 AM.
Why? did they sell out from a 5:00 rush? Is it poor inventory management? Is it incompetence? Is it indifference?
My party of 4 ordered a combination of donuts and bagels, and although they were OK, it still makes me wonder about the management team here. Combine that with the forelorn expressions of the two snail paced workers, and this place didn’t score very high on my list. A real «Meh, I’ve experienced better «If there ever was one.