Tim Hortons

The sausage, egg & cheese sandwich was good but when I asked for salt and pepper he said he has salt but no paper how can you not have paper in your restaurant.

my canadian friend recommended this place to me so i decided to try it. I have to say it is nothing comprared to dunkin’ donuts. the frozen lemonade is too sweet and the timbits taste like they were once stale and then someone added chemicals to re- sell them and make them “fresh”. I would choose anything over this and it might be because i’m american, but i would not recommend this to anyone. The hot chocolate was nasty and the donuts tasted burnt. Overall, as i’m writing this i feel like i’m going to be sick from eating these timbits

If you think of Tim Holton in Canada, you will regret it. In Canada, Tim Holton thinks it's a good taste at an affordable price, but it's tasteless and expensive here ... Iced coffee Large size almost 4000 won?Sure, it's cheaper in terms of American prices, but if you've been to Timholton, Canada, you'll find it expensive, and the large size is really big. More than necessary

Decent Tim Hortons, the blueberry donut tasted fresh and yummy!!! Service was very friendly! But, this is in Penn station, combined with other fast food restaurants and sometimes a long line. Overall, A good experience. Not bad.(PS, we need more Tim Hortons in NYC)

Went for coffee half an hour before closing. Server refused To make a pot as it Would Go to waste. After finally convincing her that I would Contact Coporate about Her refusal. She Made Half a pot. It was terrible not Like Canadian Tim's coffee. Went back the Next morning and it was literally undrinkable. Americans must wonder why Canadians love this Chain with the garbage they make at this location.

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Some of us have been to Canada and therefore have memories of what it was like, memories that may sometimes be difficult to access vividly without an external stimulus. We wake up, work, live relatively normal lives, even talk to each other, never really able to get back for that one time on Bloor Street. In comes Tim Horton’s at Pennsylvania Place, nominally a stop for a quick caffeine fix for weary travelers. Maybe it doesn’t look like the “Timmy’s” you remember, perhaps the accents of the other customers are a little different. Nevertheless, after one sip of a “double double”, you are 20 years old once again, looking out over Lake Ontario from the CN Tower, the future no more visible from hundreds of feet up in the air than it was on the ground, but an overwhelming feeling of goodwill towards it pervades the body regardless.

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Was almost as good as the ones I've tried in Canada, but they didn't have timbits or iced Capps when we went. Also there was only one person working the station though that seems the norm for the nearby shops as well. Expect a small wait if there's a line. The iced coffee was still good as the one in Canada though.

Like to the hot chocolate and 🥐

Classic french vanilla and very helpful staff!!!

This place sell muffins, donuts, sandwiches, coffee and delicious "Timbits" I received a coupon in the mail and didn't had a problem using it at Tim Hortons. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I first had Tim Horton Lemon Poppyseed muffins in Toronto Canada, now I'm "hooked" I try to make a quick stop once a week.

Nothing like the one in Canada

Canadian coffee house has the best lil treats in the form of "tim-bits" in literally 12 flavors more or less and each of them is divine! Paired that with a coffee or a tea and you have the perfect coffee shop scenario with friends or a business meeting! Planning to stay a bit more?! Their paninis and sandwiches are definitely worth a try.. And quite reasonable prices too! --A drop of ink may make a million think.Pawan Manghnani

It's cheap, but the donuts and the breakfast sandwiches are terrible. They're edible, but that's the only positive thing I can think to say.