Tim Hortons — Restaurant in Winkler

Ordered 2 large teas 1 was earl grey 2 milk 1 sweetener the other was a orange pekoe tea 2 milk 1 sugar the person making the teas reversed the order now if it had been busy then it could be an excuse but at the time it wasn't and I had gone inside to order that was yesterday, today was even a worse disaster as I had gone through the drive thru with the same order( also not busy )this time they got the earl grey right but put CREAM NOT MILK in the orange pekoe went in to correct it and the girl started to give me a coffee had to correct her on that and then tried to give me one teabag instead of the 2 these kids as they certainly are not adults are not trained properly even the manager who came out looked like she just turned 20, although this location has changed slightly they still dont listen carefully ordered a large Earl Grey with 1 milk through drive through, on menu board it said I had ordered one orginal blend & my Earl grey it took another 5 minutes to straighten the whole thing out, when I got to the window for pickup here is this kid sparring around with other staff members while they were doing their respective jobs all the while he had the headset.daytime is a tad faster however night seems to only be ablv3 to serve one customer at a time from order to window even when there is a lineup not sure why as they are supposed to be trained to serve...

Tim Hortons, an undeniable Canadian institution, evokes a sense of comforting familiarity. For many, it's a daily ritual: a quick stop for a double-double and a donut, or a more leisurely breakfast run. The coffee, while often critiqued for its consistency, remains a staple, offering a no-frills, approachable brew that satisfies countless morning cravings. Their baked goods, particularly the iconic Timbits, are a nostalgic treat, though the quality can vary between locations. Beyond the food and drink, Tim Hortons represents a cultural touchstone. It's where friends meet, colleagues grab a quick bite, and road trippers refuel. The drive-thru lines are often testament to its enduring popularity, despite increasing competition. While some argue that the quality has declined over the years and that its expansion has diluted its original charm, Tim Hortons continues to hold a special place in the hearts of many Canadians, embodying a certain casual, everyday comfort that’s hard to replicate. It's not gourmet, but it's...

Tim Hortons……more like a wannabe McDonald’s and Starbucks. The Workers can’t hear anything and always mess up my orders. The Food doesn’t taste good anymore, it’s always cold and they need to learn how to put sauce in things. I tried the flat bread pizza and there was barely any sauce, they put a spoonful of sauce in the middle and tried to make up for the lack of sauce with cheese, which made it ten times worse,I thought the ranch would help but it made me want to barf. They Started taking off every good thing from the menu and adding things nobody wants, it seems like they’re trying to keep up with other coffee shops. Workers always claim that they’re “cleaning” machines when I want something so I can’t get it. Just ordered an iced Capp and it’s watery and tastes horrible, won’t be coming back anytime soon. Do yourself a favour and don’t go to Tim’s if you’re expecting an...