Tim Hortons — Restaurant in Town of Hamburg

Hello fellow coffee enthusiasts and doughnut devotees!

It's me, your dedicated Tim Hortons aficionado, back with yet another review of my beloved Tims. Yes, I know what you're thinking: "Another review? Really?" But hear me out! This isn't just any Tim Hortons, it's THE Tim Hortons. You know, the one I visit so often, the staff might as well add a 'Reserved' sign on my usual table.

Let's start with the ambiance. If you're like me and you've been to 37 different Tim Hortons locations (this week alone!), you'll appreciate the unique charm of this one. It's got all the classic Timmy's vibes - the scent of freshly brewed coffee that greets you like an old friend, the heartwarming sight of doughnuts lined up like little soldiers of sweetness, and the ever-present, slightly-too-loud chatter of locals discussing hockey.

Now, onto the main event: the coffee. It's like a warm hug in a cup! And the doughnuts, oh, the doughnuts! They must sprinkle some kind of magic dust on them because I can't stop eating them. I tried the new 'Maple Moose' doughnut, and let me tell you, it's a game-changer. It's like Canada in a bite - sweet, delightful, and slightly addictive.

The staff here deserve a medal. They know my order by heart – a double-double and a dozen assorted doughnuts (for research purposes, obviously). They're so quick; I swear they start making my order the moment my car pulls into the parking lot. Talk about service!

In conclusion, if you haven't been to this Tim Hortons, are you even living? It's more than a coffee shop; it's a cultural experience. A place where doughnuts and dreams come true. So, come on down, grab a cup of joe, and maybe, just maybe, you'll see me there, writing my next review.

Until next time, keep sipping...

Showed up here sunday morning, July 13th, and there's just a sign on the door saying, store closed emergency. I don't know if every single person that works there simultaneously had an emergency or the actual store.Itself had an emergency but to me, you cannot close on a Sunday day from start to finish, that's got to be a huge net loss for the business The busiest day of the week without informing it any customers at the street that the store is closed. So there is just a steady stream of vehicles pulling in and pulling out with one piece of printer paper with a tiny little blue pen, saying emergency. That's it no other information. I've never seen a business just shut down due to a vague emergency on the busiest day of their week. Now all the surrounding tim hortons are getting better.I'm overwhelmed by...

"I had your car once. It was a piece of crap." Is not an appropriate thing to say to a customer. As if the blatant rudeness wasn't bad enough; my order was screwed up so horribly that I couldn't even eat it. Before you assume that I ordered something horribly complex and I'm one of those jerks who demands to speak to the manager over the slightest little problem; I didn't and I'm not. Going inside to get my order fixed so I could actually eat it resulted in a 20 minute wait because 2 people were actually working (the only reason why this establishment got a second star) while the rest of the folks on shift were standing around having a tea party about God only knows what in spite of a drive-thru line that was one car away from stretching into the street. Avoid this location by any...