Tim Hortons

I go here nearly every morning. Recently I get a double shot of espresso. This morning I get charged 5.09 for that and a chocolate dip donut. When I ask how much the double shot espresso was the girl tells me 4.05. I said no it’s 2.05, she tells me the price must have gone up. Are you sure? she doesn’t answer. After a moment of awkwardness I’m like so that’s it? Yeah. A Starbucks doppio (double shot) is 1.95. I told her that’s fine I won’t be buying anymore. This was on 1−12−15 I have had this girl wait on me she has no customer service skills I would hate for her to represent my company.

Love Tim Horton’s! The pastries are fresh and good. The strawberry/​banana smoothies are wonderful! They are not overwhelming and the prices you can’t beat.
I wish they would come to Chicago! Very clean interior & exterior. Dunkin Donuts are so much higher in price and the quality is ½ of what Tim Horton’s offers. I don’t drink coffee, but my husband and sister love it. My husband frequents them in Canada when he goes on his annual fishing trip. Buy the coffee packages to take home, really a good value! PLEASE COME TO CHICAGOLAND!

Wait, wait, ok, I can focus now. Sorry but my eyes were rolled back in my head in a fit of pure groaning pleasure. Why, you ask? I’ll tell you why: in a word, the COFFEE. I don’t know what it is about it, but it is JUST WHAT I always imagined plain olé coffee should taste like. *sigh* I’m transported back to the 60s sitting at a lunch counter in Woolworth’s, wearing a red polka dot gingham dress, white gloves and red pumps, hair piled on my head, black eyeliner and red lips, drinking coffee out of a white porcelain mug and eating a sandwich and chips. (no, I wasn’t old enough to drink coffee in the 60s, but I do have a vivid imagination, thus the coffee induced daydream :)
No other coffee shop except Yeah Me Too compares. It is smooth, mouth watering perfection. Drink it black, lemme tell you it’s good. Period.
So, for just plain olé coffee, no bells, no whistles, go here.
The pastries n donuts are good and fresh also, no mystery as to what is in the filling of your cream filled donut lol.
Oh, and did I say CLEAN, yes, very clean.
The best Tim Horton’s I’ve been to to date.

I’ve fairly certain I’ve been to this Tim Hortons more than any other restaurant in Columbus. Even though it’s a mile out of my way, I come here for my morning coffee every day. My gut tells me I should support a local coffeeshop, but that would mean driving three or four more miles out of my way every morning, and I can’t have that, sorry. So Timmy’s it is.
And the coffee is good. Not just good, it’s great. Consistently great. Sure, I’ve had a few burnt cups, but that happens. The flavor is just right, rich and strong but not bitter… and that goes for the hot and iced versions. That’s more than I can say for many of the local shops, unfortunately. As for the food, I don’t often partake, but the frosted cinnamon rolls are scrumptious, especially on the days when they’re extra-​generous with the frosting. I also like the sausage biscuits, which seem to be put through a toaster oven so they’re nice and crisp. Sadly, the donuts are not up to par when compared to Krispy Kreme or local shops. They’re baked, not fried, which is probably better for your arteries but not as much for your taste buds. That said, it’s still a donut and it still tastes good. There’s also a Coldstone Creamery under the same roof if you want ice cream (you can even get a scoop in your coffee… interesting).
The drive-​thru at this location is super-​fast. Sometimes you’ll pull up and see four or five cars in line, but you’ll still be on your way in two minutes. It’s truly amazing. I’ve noticed the place does seem to run more smoothly in the presence of two particular employees, an older man and woman whom I assume are managers. Those two employees (whose names I don’t know, pathetically) deserve shout-​outs for their friendliness and hard work.
The only thing I’d suggest to Tim Hortons is to build a store in the west side of the Northland area. It’d be nice to have a coffee option that I wouldn’t have to go out of my way for (and no, McDonald’s doesn’t count).