Tim Hortons

This Tim Horton's Walmart Supercenter location has the basic menu for lunch and dinner. Yes for donuts, good muffins, soups and sandwiches, and all the Timmy's favorites. Has the 20 minute "Fresh Coffee Rule". Opens at 7:00 am and closes at 8:00 pm, well before the store closes at 11:00 pm, so no late night food. Restaurant is inside the store, with no frills and doesn't have a drive-thru. High chairs for kid's. Great job Tim Horton's and Thanks.

Saturday around 1:30pm, the medium aged round face female cashier was extremely mean spirited. I was thirsty and ordered a bottle of water, but she put in the glacier water option which is $2.99! then I found out there were also the cheaper nestle water which is only 67 cents, but she didn’t ask or tell me. She forgot about my water and yelled at me and won’t admit it until I told her to check my order! I also ordered premium iced Capp, and she put in cream option without giving me the whipped cream on top. I asked them to give me the whipped cream topping but they said it there was no whipped cream topping on the premium iced cap. She also didn’t give me the receipt so that I had no way to trace back who she was if I made a complaint with her manager. This place needs to be shut down!

Tim Bits anyone? Can't get these in the US or at least, not the NW. I think Tim Hortons is the largest restaurant chain in Canada and they should be. Unlike McDonalds and Subway int eh US, their food is delicious and always enjoyable. I love their sandwiches but the biggest draw will always be those Tim Bits. I used to real dig the filled options but I've evolved into sour cream and honey dipped. Really they're all good and I could go to town on all of them. If you've never been, add it to your bucket list and get up there. All their locations have been pretty good. We've been eating their food for 20 years and I can't recall every having a bad experience anywhere. Please come to the Seattle area!!