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Reviews for Tim Hortons in Toronto, ON

Kusumakar Shrestha 2 years ago
1

They don?t accept the Tim Rewards card, and the service is really slow. There was big line ups.

Budgie Whisperer 4 years ago
1

Edited 2 times: THEY JUST DONT GET THE ORDERS RIGHT. AT LEAST 80% OF THE TIME THEY DON'T. BE IT PLAIN COFFEE OR BREAKFAST... SANDWICH. TOTALLY DISAPPOINTING. Still, I thank you for the service during this Pandemic. Note: They don't participate/acceptTim's points card. Read more

Dawn Trewin 4 years ago
1

I have never seen such disrespect toward the patients of Bridgepoint hospital form the Tim Hortons staff. They are rude and... disrespectful to the patients that don't have many choices and can not run out. Tim hortons needs to take over this site. Thepatients of Bridgepoint deserve better, much better then what they get at this tim hortons. Read more

Nadine Stefoff 5 years ago
3

Right in bridgepoint rehab building! so great for patients, staff and visitors to get a great selection of classics.... Unfortunately no sandwiches or big menu meals as it's a counter only. Caf seating behind. Line ups are positively mental all dayso be prepared to wait Read more

A I 5 years ago
2

Unless you're just getting a basic coffee or tea, do yourself a favor and go to the one across the street. Limited selection and... the staff screw up orders frequently. They're friendly though (except the manager) Read more

Bradley M 7 years ago
1

Charging more for products than menu price, refused to give reciept and management/owner contact information

George Jones 7 years ago
3

The only on-site source of food and drink when the cafeteria is closed. It's an ok place, with a limited selection of foods.... I've only ever seen 2 people behind the counter, using one cash, so things can get rather slow at times. Read more

Sydney Eatz 8 years ago
4

I grabbed a hot chocolate and a donut on my way to Riverdale Park east and the location was super fast and clean. It's located... inside a hospital so it's more of a tiny kiosk type location. A Richard Trus review Read more