Tim Hortons — Restaurant in St. John's

I went to the drive-thru, so I cannot speak for the atmosphere; however, I rarely go to the Aberdeen location because they almost always mess up my order whenever I have gone to the Aberdeen location. I ordered a coffee with milk, I received a coffee that tasted burnt and the milk was sour. So that went down the sink, thanks. I also ordered a raisin tea biscuit; however, what I received was a barely cooked doughy, biscuit with a quarter of a peice taken off of it. It looked like someone (or SOMETHING) WAS CHEWING ON IT!! BLOODY GROSS!! I live in the area near Aberdeen Ave, and I will drive to another Tim's, either to Topsail rd or Thorburn rd, rather than go to this location again! I was polite to the person serving; I smiled and said good morning to her, she looked angry, spoke to me in a language that I couldn't understand (it was not French, or English). All I said was "ahh, thank you? 🤔" as I had no idea what the person was saying. Anyways, I won't be a repeat customer...

I have been there for the first time placed an order of 6 drinks can’t imagine they made all of them wrong and cold, not even fresh.when asked for the replacement girl (wearing the supervisor t shirt) refused and talked in a really rude tone, argued 2 cream will make your drink cold. She was rushing and didn’t want to put efforts to make the order correct because soon they were closing but it was around 7:30-7:50pm; manager should check the camera for reference. She said if you guys didn’t like it give me all the drinks i will give you refund. when she processed she didn’t know how to give a refund from scan and pay. On the top of it she had no name tag, no visor don’t know what’s the management team is doing. I asked her name she refused to tell and said I don’t know. seriously!. The other team members were even not very supportive didn’t...

Absolutely horrible experience. Debit and Credit were down, there was no sign on either door to say so. I waited in line, placed my order, scanned my Tim Card and then proceeded to tell the lady I wanted to pay with debit, she gave me a blank stare and told me debit was down and said “didn’t you see the sign,” the only sign that was posted was near the donut display and in a place that you would only see it if you were buying a donut. The lady asked me multiple times - Don’t you have cash? Which I never carry. I walked out without my tea (which was already made) and would strongly suggest that nobody ever go to...