Tim Hortons Drive Thru?
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I'm not sure what i'd do with a fake egg if i saw one...
#22
Don't call me MOM!!





Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 665
From: Airdrie, Alberta











There is always a huge line at Timmies at Cross Iron Mills, walk 2 minutes and you can get a pretty decent coffee at Second Cup, plus their cakes are really nice. I have to say if we want that whole coffee house experience Starbucks wins hands down, though Good Earth has recently opened in Airdrie now and is quite good, a bit like Costa.
BTW on the morning of the Calgary Stampede Parade my 8 year counted 100 plus people in the line at a downtown Timmies, honest
But I still love the donuts!
BTW on the morning of the Calgary Stampede Parade my 8 year counted 100 plus people in the line at a downtown Timmies, honest

But I still love the donuts!
#23
The Brit is back







Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 2,211
From: NS, Canada 2007-2013. Now....England!











I only have one thing to say about Timmies
#25
I'd agree, although it is somewhat awesome driving a '98 half ton and pulling into the drive through (at wherever) at the same time as someone in a shiny new small car - I wonder who's more bothered about their paintwork - "yes I think I will go first thanks very much - you'll still blow by me on the highway when we've got breakfast anyway and get to the destination first - so you owe me......................."
#26
i was once in Tim's when a guy ordered a large coffee with 6 cream and 4 sugar - can't have been much room for the coffee!
#29
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Joined: Mar 2010
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Every time we pass Tim Hortons in our local town I have never seen the place without an ample queue of cars outside the place. We went once whilst on our recce last year (naive I know), both the staff and the coffee were miserable however the doughnuts were quite colourful.
#30
It's all about the donuts. If you're in a donut frame of mind ever, it's a good enough pit-stop. What's with this daft expectation/disappointment that it doesn't deliver better coffee or food? It's like saying: "MacDs - their range of salads is disappointing."



