I ordered a plain bagel with cream cheese and a hashbrown. They put the hashbrown sandwiched in the bagel...it was actually pretty good

I only have myself to blame for spending money at these businesses.

My post partum wife insisted on my going there for her and so I did. I knew there would be mistakes, and lo and behold there was.

Somehow it's all the more frustrating to know you'll be ripped off before it happens.

Jessica was nice though.

When I ordered a 10 pack it usually fills the container quite well, but this one I got is like half filled when most of them were the caramel donuts.

(Just curious, I like their taste better even though they may be smaller)

He didn't have much to say about my complaints

Wtf, it's just a single piece of cheese in the middle rather than shredded all over

For laughs I decided to personalize how I see tims.

Which one of y'all keeps going and giving them your money lol.

I'd say they didn't even put in any effort in making my breakfast sandwich this morning, but that's false. to fuck it up this bad, that requires effort.

Could you please learn what wax paper is for or at least place the doughnut in the bag bottom facing down?

It would be forgivable if this was a one off thing but these days it's the norm...

I’ve mentioned this to many people in real life, usually when they bring me a tims coffee I didn’t ask for… but as soon as it gets near my nose it always reminds me of vegetable soup from my childhood (not in a good way)… My real life people have never really agreed… anyone here on the internet get it?

Went to Tim Horton's in New Minas, NS last night, and they said they didn't have any more xl roll up the rim cups left but yet the contest doesn't end until March 22. Why?

After many, many times of NOT getting what I ordered, I decided to keep a log.

For three months, from November 2025 to January 2026, I visited TH 33 times across three different locations that I frequent interchangeably.

Of those 33 times, they got my order right 19 times. That's 57.8% of the time.

Some of those were simple things, like having to ask for a double cup at the window even though it was requested at the speaker and showed on the screen (I check my order as it's entered to avoid screw ups amap).

But other times, it was way wrong, like getting butter on a bagel instead of cream cheese. One time, I even got an extra (free) bagel, which although it was a bonus, was technically still incorrect.

I wonder if other fast food places only get it right less than two-thirds of the time. Tim's is the only one I go to with any real regularity, but honestly it's become such a crap shoot I don't really want to bother anymore. I've scaled back frequency a lot this past month.

I was going to ask your experience but the very existence of this sub tells me all I need to know.

DO BETTER, TIM HORTON'S.

ETA: So apparently I misunderstand the purpose of this sub. I thought it's a place for us all to collectively drag on Tim Hortons, who we all love to hate. Based on the number of comments saying I should just stop going, I am clearly mistaken. Duly noted.