Tim Hortons

Oh how we have missed Timmy Ho's. (We used to live about 1.5hrs from the Canadian border in NY and had about a dozen+ Tim Hortons located around our city.) We have been SO EXCITED to hear that our beloved Canadian coffee shop was coming all the way down to Houston, TX. We finally got a chance to come visit!We weren't in love with the location of this shop. Despite being on Westheimer, this area looked a bit sketch. The shop was smaller than the ones back home but it is crisp, clean and new. There were a handful of 2-top tables, a few 4-tops and one epic 6-person table which had a hockey rink design on it. Music was a *touch* loud for us.The menu seemed to be a bit more limited than back home but we were excited to try some of our favs: 20pc Timbits (donut holes), a Vanilla cream donut, a Boston Cream, 2 vanilla dipped and we got 2 decaf coffees (because we're lame and can't drink caffeine after a certain time or we can't sleep.)The donuts were amazing, fresh and decadent. (Another reviewer mentioned Shipley's being better... maybe we got a bad batch at Shipley's but theirs were old, dry and crumbly. We'd be willing to give them another try but in our opinion, Timmy's donuts are the bomb.) The Timbits were a bit different as well. It appears they only have 3 flavors: birthday cake, honey dipped and chocolate. Back home there was more variety of TimBits. Nonetheless, they were all gobbled up. The coffee wasn't the greatest unfortunately. I was a bit worried when the guy said they didn't have enough decaf for us and we'd have to wait a bit for them to brew more. NBD. BUT- I believe he gave us the stale old burnt decaf and topped it off with the freshly brewed coffee... ugh. I wish they just gave us the fresh coffee only. BUT, we will plan to come back earlier in the day next time and get the regular brew. The workers weren't overly helpful or knowledgeable but maybe they're new?? The first guy I talked to couldn't answer a question I asked and a girl I talked to later couldn't help me with the app. (Luckily, I was able to get app support via the app and I got my points applied to my account.) Cost-wise... well, this little donut and coffee stop ran us nearly $20. Yikes! It was $18-something. BUT we don't do this much AND this was a nice treat that reminded us of home. We'll be back! I'd love to change the 4-star to a 5.

Everything was very fresh, server was friendly and efficient. Coffee was hot and fresh as well. Why not five stars? Where's the maple stuff? First Tim Hortons I have been too that didn't have any nods to Canada.

So I've never eaten inside but have gone through the drive thru and it's always been fast even in the morning. I usually just get donuts but most of the time they are out of the honey one which is like a classic glazed donut and is my favorite so that's always disappointing. Today was my first time trying one of the breakfast sandwiches and I ordered the bacon egg biscuit but it wasn't great at all, the biscuit was crumbly, bacon wasn't crispy at all, almost undercooked and the egg was not mixed it was so gross the inside was like a boiled egg yolk, only plus side was it looks like they use real eggs. Nevertheless I will be back for donuts when they have them but not for any breakfast sandwiches!

Fast and friendly service, ordered a iced caramel macchiato and a small coffee black with a blueberry muffin. Everything was fresh and good! I went thru the drive thru both times and I can say it is spacious and welcoming. I like the patio area and the see you tomorrow sign at the end of the drive thru. Prices are way more reasonable than Starbucks and you can gain points with their app as well. I will download the app and start collecting points as I go. Bye for now!

Tim Hortons, originally from Canada, is the shining star with a big reputation for serving the best coffee along with breakfast, lunch & dinner (available only in Canada, as of now), baked goods and merchandise. This particular location in Houston was recently opened and I've been fairly regular at this place. It's competing with the likes of Starbucks and Dunkin's around town. I've had their regular hot coffee, mocha and the renowned french vanilla. For breakfast, I've tried the sausage, egg & cheese along with hash browns. These are all strictly drive thru orders since I've not had the chance to visit in store. Coffee, donuts and breakfast, they got you covered.Comparing Tim's to Starbucks, Tim's obviously is cheaper, but that doesn't necessarily translate to being better. The coffee is good but the food is a bit disappointing. The french vanilla was fantastic, but the croissant was surprisingly salty to taste and the hash-browns are these one big piece; if you compare this to Dunkin's hash-browns, it is subpar and lacks that yum factor that the Dunkin present. Tim's, at least this store, has a long way to de-throne the other coffee brands around as the best in class. I haven't tried the donuts and other baked goods so no comments there. Tim Hortons has opened their doors in Texas, and in particular, Houston. Their coffee is good but the food is a little lackluster. This is still fairly a new store so changes and updates might be scheduled down the road to improve the current offerings.

We came all the way from Dallas to visit one of 2 Tim Hortons that exists in Texas and the restaurant totally reminds us what we missed about Canada.Tim Hortons is the staple restauarant of Canada and its enjoyed by many Canadians. For breakfast, we ordered a medium 'regular', a ice capp coconut and 2 breakfast sandwiches, one with sausage another with bacon, both with egg.we also ordered 20 timbits however they only had a choice of 3 flavors, chocolate glazed, honey dip and old fashioned glazed. They need more varieties of their timbits.All of it tasted great. We like the litte touches like the mural and the 'Tims' sign which one has to stand there to represent the 'I'. None of the Tim Hortons restaurants in Canada has this sign or the mural.This is more of a breakfast restaurant and is best to visit before noon, else the food may not taste fresh. We came there around 10am.

If you go here expecting a Michelin star restaurant, you'll be wildly disappointed.... As this is just a better quality fast food establishment.... But if you go for the Tim Hortons experience you're used to in other areas, you'll get what you came for! My breakfast was just what I wanted and I was able to grab a bag of coffee for later ($7.99). Service was friendly and helpful, and the restaurant was very open and felt clean. Not too busy when I stopped in on a Monday around 11am, and I was grateful a fellow Tim's lover was out front to grab a pic for me at the photo op! Parking lot was easy to get in and out of, and my visit made me miss Canada just a bit more!

I was so happy when this location opened. Finally, a coffee shop close to me! I often times check my offers on their website and when they have a good one on their coffees/lattes, I'll stop by and drink some calories. This past week, they had a medium latte for $1. Such a steal! I've tried a fair amount of their lattes and really like their oatmilk beverages. I had the gingerbread oatmilk iced latte (seasonal) this week, since it was just a $1. I highly recommend. It's a great competition against Starbucks, but without the burnt taste.I always place mobile orders and just pick it up in the drive thru. The line is never really long, which is great for me. Check it out!

A few time we've gone but the coffee on both occasions are not that great. I seems a bit watered down for a hot drink. I can understand for a cold or iced drink due to the ice content.I still prefer my reg SB Macchiato.The pastry's nothing special. No wow factor for me.

Tim Hortons in general is just bad. Your doughnut holes (timbits) are not good and your coffee is bad