Tim Hortons — Restaurant in Fraser

Oh, where do I even begin with my recent escapade to the mythical land of Tim Hortons? Picture this: a quaint little coffee shop nestled in the heart of suburbia, but inside, it’s a whirlwind of chaos, laughter, and a sprinkle of culinary genius, all thanks to the one and only Gabe—Gordon Ramsay’s doppelgänger who somehow ended up behind the counter in a clean up kept uniform!

As I stepped inside, I was greeted by the aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingling with the scent of donuts that seemed to dance through the air like a sweet, sugary ballet. The walls were adorned with cheerful Timmy’s memorabilia, and the vibe was so cozy that I half-expected a bear in a beanie to come and share a hot chocolate with me. But it was Gabe who truly stole the show.

Now, Gabe—let’s talk about him for a minute. This man, or rather, this legend, is a culinary whirlwind. With a glint in his eye and a spatula in hand, he took customer service to a whole new level. I approached the counter, and before I could even utter the words “double-double,” Gabe launched into a passionate monologue about the “art of the coffee bean.” I swear I saw a tear in his eye as he explained the intricate dance of roasting, brewing, and ultimately, the delicate balance of cream and sugar.

“Love it like you mean it!” he bellowed, his voice echoing through the café as if he were conducting an orchestra of caffeine. I felt like I was in a reality show where the stakes were high and the coffee was hotter than the gossip at a family reunion. i While waiting for my order, I witnessed Gabe transform a simple bagel into a work of art. He flamboyantly tossed cream cheese like confetti, layering it on with the precision of a surgeon. “Presentation is key!” he shouted, and I couldn’t help but chuckle as he added a sprig of parsley as if it were the crown jewel of the dish. Who knew a bagel could look so regal?

Finally, my order arrived—an iced cappuccino that looked like it had been crafted by the coffee gods themselves. Gabe stood back, hands on his hips, beaming with pride. “Now that’s a drink worthy of a Michelin star!” he exclaimed. I took a sip, and it was like my taste buds had just been invited to a festival of flavor, complete with fireworks and a parade of deliciousness.

But wait, the hilarity didn’t end there. As I enjoyed my drink, I overheard Gabe passionately arguing with a customer about the merits of the Timbit vs. the donut. “It’s like comparing a Ferrari to a bicycle!” he proclaimed, throwing his hands up in dramatic fashion. “Both are brilliant, but one just takes you on a wild ride!”

As I left, I couldn’t help but smile at the sheer absurdity of it all. This wasn’t just a coffee shop; it felt like a sitcom where the main character was a flamboyant chef with a love for all things caffeinated. Gabe, the culinary wizard of Tim Hortons, had turned a simple trip for coffee into an unforgettable experience filled with laughter, deliciousness, and a sprinkle of chaos.

In conclusion, if you ever find yourself at a Tim Hortons and you see a man with a flair for the dramatic, chances are you’ve encountered the legendary Gabe. You might leave with a coffee in hand, but I guarantee you’ll also leave with a smile on your face and a story to tell. Bravo, Tim Hortons! Bravo, Gabe! You’ve created a caffeinated carnival that even Gordon Ramsay would tip...

Came here this morning for a small coffee, noticed that there were six people working, one baker in the back and five people upfront. It almost took me 10 minutes to get my coffee. Which tasted like terrible, I don’t know what decaf this place serves, but it is not Tim Hortons decaf…it tasted burnt and luke warm.

As the girl walked up to me initially, she had her thumb in her mouth, I disregarded it cause she’s a younger girl. After serving me my drink, I made a comment that maybe she shouldn’t have her fingers in her mouth while touching peoples food… She then proceeded to tell me “I didn’t have my finger in my mouth”. Then I said “when you first came up to me you did” and I mimicked what she was doing with her thumb.

She then said “oh, well..I didn’t put my fingers in your cup”…thank you so much Tim Hortons for allowing rude little children to serve diseases like influenza, stomach flu, COVID, and other infectious diseases we can get from people. #solidwork #customerservice #goldstar

With all due respect…I’m not going to try to find some form on the app and I am not going to wait for someone to talk to me about this..that’s not that way it should be…you responded, you know my...

If you like your coffee order consistently, and I do mean CONSISTENTLY, messed up, this is the place! "A large original coffee with 2 cream & 1 sugar". How hard is that to mess up? What in that sounds like vanilla? 4 sugars? Roasted? I used to go there EVERY DAY. It's close to my house! Now I will be going to the one on Schoenherr, which is 2 1/2 miles from my house. They have never messed up a simple coffee order. Unbelievable. I read a review below about Julia. Julia? (Who started there about 1 year ago. I can't believe she's still there.) Julia consistently messes up my coffee order. I felt like that she did it to me on purpose. One time I actually felt bullied by her. She was working the window. She said something to the girl who was passing the orders to the window. The girl bent down and looked at me. They both laughed. Horrible. Horrible. Horrible! What kind of customer...