Tim Hortons — Restaurant in Laval (administrative region)

Not sure why anyone writes good reviews about service at this place. Places that depend on service, should not make the customer feel like a burden for asking questions. If customers cannot even ask questions, in this case to figure if there is a refreshing beverage, without having the cashier roll their eyes and just be completely cold and absolutely unhelpful., then get another job. Im tired of these service industries hiring disrespectful, dismissive employees. If you hate your job, or don't appreciate service; that's not something to project onto someone else. Get over it, and try to do your job with kindness and respect like the rest of us. And try to have a good day. Not...

As a city, Montreal was a very intriguing place to spend a week. It reminds me of a bunch of different cities all in one. The cobblestone streets of Old Montreal could be a street in Budapest or Bologna. The Plateau actually reminds me a lot of the more residential parts of Portland and Seattle. And the presence of a younger, student-heavy crowd reminds me of other cities with multiple universities like Boston.

In many ways, the coffee scene is similar (thanks Tim Hortons), with multiple influences coming together and creating a scene that is interesting and diverse, with a strong focus on local micro roasters (more on that below, because it’s a unique aspect that is worth...

Customer service here is awful. Came to buy a Beyond Meat wrap Combo, she makes me pay, then comes back after to tell me there is no more Beyond Meat sausage, that she will replace it witg regular sausage. First off, the Beyond sausage costs more, and secondly, it isn't what i asked for. She doesn't want to give a refund. The order arrives, no hashbrown in the wrap or with the combo, neither of them present. I ask, receipt in hand, where the hashbrowns i paid for are, and she argues with me that i didn't order that, despite having the receipt as proof. Will definitely never...