Tim Hortons

Never again will I shop at «this» Tim Hortons!
I go in every morning, and ask for a small coffee but have it put in a medium cup, so that it does not spill when I’m in my «work vehicle» driving.
Today they decided that they should be charging me for the medium, even though I’m only getting a small, and according to them, «that is our policy»!
I told her that you have been doing it for me every morning, and what constituted to change today? All I got was the reply, «that is our policy».
Guess what? I won’t be back! There is a McDonalds right next door, and with their coffee program, I buy seven and get one free!
Good bye Elmira Timmies!

I stopped by Tim’s during that too late for breakfast, too early for lunch period. The queue was winding out the door. I was in dire need of some coffee, so I waited.
While both registers were open, the apathetic teenagers working here were moving as slow as molasses. When I finally reached the register, communication was no more than a mumble on their part. My iced capp arrived with a mangled lid and liquid running down the side of the cup. Lovely.
The redeeming factor for this Tim’s was the food. The variety of donuts offered were different than other Tim’s, with tastes such as Toasted Coconut, Strawberry Bloom, and Chocolate Maple Swirl. The former was by far my favorite; I hope that recipe finds its way down to the Ohio Tim Hortons.
Price per person: $ 7.00