Tim Horton’s

One of the best coffees I’ve ever had, and so cheap too, plus the icing filled cookies were amazing, as well as the Tim Bits, it’s a shame they don’t have any in chicago :(
Whenever I’m up north I make a point to seek Timmys out!

This Tim Hortons has two great things going for it: Crushed ice for their sodas and a very convenient trash can when you’re in the Drive-​Thru. Best place in all of Mount Pleasant to throw away your car garbage and also get a Mountain Dew with crushed ice. I go here every time I need to go to the laundromat.

Poor management. 4 people in line — almost a 20 minute wait. More than 5 people came in and left before ordering. Young girls in front of me said they won’t be back. Need to get it fixed Tim — I’ll go to Panera until then.

I had lived in Mount Pleasant for two years for school and I LOVE their donuts soooo much.
Usually American desserts may be too sweet for Asians but their donuts are not. Apple fritter and maple pecan danish are my favorite even though I just tried maple one once in Canada (not sure you could find it in here or other stores).
In general, I would order coffee with half regular and half English Toffee or French Vanilla, and that’s is the best hot beverage for me. Sometimes the place may be a little bit noisy but overall it’s quiet. That’s why I give 4 stars and I truly wish they had one in Cali.

Tim Horton’s does have good prices, but if you are looking for a good to-​go breakfast burrito or breakfast in general, definitely not the place to go. My husband and I went a couple weekends ago in search of some good breakfast food to-​go. The burrito was more taco sized and wasn’t even warm. The hash brown that he chose as his side was also not warm and very hard and dry.
I went the safe route and got a blueberry bagel with cream cheese with a blueberry muffin as my side so I could get 2 breakfasts from 1 combo. Bagel was good, but how can you mess that up? They did put on an excessive amount of cream cheese though. The muffin was alright, definitely nothing great to go back for though.

Man, I give Tim Horton’s 5 stars everywhere! Not only do they have great food at cheap prices which is great when you’re traveling and want to stretch your dollars, but the clerks were always very friendly and helpful. When you are traveling by yourself it means a lot to have strangers be friendly to you. This was the first TH’s I ever went to after hearing about them and having them be recommended by a couple of Michiganders at the Soo Locks but it wasn’t the last one I went to. They have lots of donuts, cookies and other baked goods and I got to try their «butter tarts” – another of those items you can’t find in California (to be fair you probably can’t find fish taco’s in Michigan either). They also have wonderful coffee and tea and soups – always appreciated when the weather gets cold. I wish we had Tim Horton’s in Cali!