Tim Hortons — Restaurant in Greater Sudbury

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Delicious Taste of Canada, Tim Hortons is a Must-Try!

While visiting Canada, I finally had the chance to stop by Tim Hortons, and wow I completely understand why it’s such a beloved part of Canadian culture. There’s something so cozy and familiar about it. It’s like if McDonald’s and Dunkin’ Donuts had a baby, but with a distinctly Canadian heart and soul.

Right when I walked in, I felt welcomed by the warm, casual atmosphere. It wasn’t just about grabbing food it felt like stepping into a local favorite where people start their mornings, meet up with friends, or take a break from the day. I was also really moved by reading up on Tim Horton’s story learning how this Canadian hockey legend helped create a brand that’s now such a cultural icon made my visit feel even more special.

Now let’s talk about the food: I ordered the sausage, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich, hashbrowns, and some mini donuts, and every bite hit the spot. The sandwich was perfectly warm, cheesy, and satisfying. The hashbrowns were crisp and golden, not greasy just right. And those mini donuts? Sweet, soft, and totally addictive. Great for sharing (or not!).

But the real star for me was the coffee. I wasn’t expecting it to be that good but it blew me away. Smooth, bold, and full of flavor without being too strong or bitter. Whether you're a regular coffee drinker or just need a pick-me-up, Tim Hortons coffee is absolutely worth trying. I even went back the next day just for the coffee alone!

Tim Hortons isn’t just a fast-food stop it’s a part of the Canadian experience. If you’re visiting from out of town (like I was), don’t miss it. Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, or just a coffee break, there’s something comforting and memorable about this place that you’ll carry with you long after you leave.

I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in Canada and probably craving their...

Went through the drive thru today and ordered 4 teas with milk. They told us to pull into a spot and they would bring it out to us. We waited almost 10 minutes no joke while other cars were served at the drive thru. When the teas were brought out to the car with no sleeve, they were VERY HOT to the touch. I walked inside to politely ask for 4 sleeves for the HOT drinks. No one said "hello" or bothered to acknowledge me so I asked the old white miserable lady with the white haired ponytail if I could please have 4 sleeves as the tea cups were very hot. She glared at me and said "well is there anything in your tea?" It doesn't matter what is added to my tea what a ridiculous question! I said there was milk and then she proceeds to rudely tell me their policy is not to add sleeves to HOT TEA if anything is added to them. I said that the cups are still too hot to handle and she still rudely snaps at me about some ridiculous policy. If it's too hot to handle for a customer just give them the sleeve and move on! There is no need for her ignorant attitude. Stop being rude to PAYING CUSTOMERS and use common sense and common courtesy. Why would Tim Hortons have this ridiculous policy? No sleeves for a HOT tea because it has some milk added to it? If I can't hold it comfortably because it is too hot and I ask for a sleeve, just give it to me and leave the rude ignorant attitude at...

I recently visited Tim Hortons and ordered a small roasted hazelnut cold brew with espresso foam. The first drink was incorrect—the espresso foam wasn’t added. Because of that, we went through the drive-thru again and explained the issue. At no point was I told that the store was out of espresso foam. When I asked for a remake at the window, the barista made it again but used regular whipped cream. He then informed me that they don’t have espresso foam and offered me the version made with regular cream. I asked for a refund. I overheard him say that I had “wasted two drinks.” He didn’t ask whether I wanted the drink with regular cream or whether the foam was available before making it, and there was no apology. The employee listed was Roop. I hope Tim Hortons uses this feedback to improve communication, confirm substitutions before preparing drinks, and ensure staff apologize when mistakes happen. It’s frustrating when issues aren’t handled clearly or...