Tim Hortons

It's a touch expensive but for the extra expense the food really does taste absolutely lovely the chips were great and as was the rap I had but the crowning achievement of the absolutely lovely milkshakes and smoothies although Tim hortons is know for its coffee the coffee didn't appeal to me nearly as much

I *love* Tim Hortons coffee - great antidote to the overdone plethora of fancy coffees to be found in some coffee chains (sometimes using sugar to mask the bitter taste). It's also a lot cheaper than the coffee often is at the big coffee chains. Service at Albany Road has been generally good so far. It understandably varies a little with new staff and unexpectedly busy periods but I always feel that people are doing their best. The opening hours were reduced recently to close a little earlier which is a shame but I'd rather have shorter hours than not at all. While I don't have the sweetest tooth, their doughnuts are rather good (do yourself a favour and try them instead of Krispy Kreme). Timbits are great to buy for a group as you get a taste of a dough nut without eating a whole one (unless of course, you eat a box to yourself). They've done a decent job of expanding their menu without going crazy, so you can get a simple bit to eat too. But really, it's all about the coffee and the doughnuts.

As my first time visiting a Tim Horton's store, there was a rather long wait and only two people available to serve. It took about half an hour to be served from walking in. With that being said, the food was nice and my iced coffee was enjoyable. Although the prices were a bit too much for me personally.

Decent cup of coffee. Slightly different offering when compared to other coffee chains with a more 'fast food' feel (all paper cups and lots of grilled sandwiches and panini). No power points or charging sockets as far as I could see so not first choice for the types who sit in the coffee shop all day with an espresso for the free electricity!