Yea i wont get into that debate however i will say as an avid Timmies drinker i've been going to Mcdonalds much more for coffee as their lines are quicker. They seem to be more equipped to handle rushes of people buying food.
?? They haven’t. I’ve thought about it and i came up with this reason. If they had all the donuts in every single restaurant, most of the other restaurants won’t have as much business. Thus, they have specific restaurants to have the now “special” timbits/donuts so they make more money while making more salees.
It kinda go problematic once they shifted coffee vendors and the old vendor went to MCD.. and not to mention MCD lines are faster through the drive thurs.. not to say I despise Tim's.. they just dont do anything special for Canada anymore global locations look 100x better than what we get in Canada not to mention staff is overly south asian w thick accents they never make it a pleasant memorable experience unlike at starbucks.. I'm not sure as to why Dunkin donuts hasn't moved into Canada yet they could definitely give people something new to try
2 years later and only 40 comments? How can that be? I have a few thoughts. Imagine a doughnut and coffee shop that brings in frozen doughnuts. Freshly thawed out before sale. The coffee is promoted as being (relatively) freshly made. It still tastes well-stewed, and I blame the equipment and the staff. I have seen staffers erasing the time info on pots and rewriting a later time. So the 20 minutes or less pot time limit is a fiction. The sandwiches are pathetic. There are no cooks at Tim's locations, just microwave operators. There are some clever ways to use a commercial microwave appliance to reheat food relatively successfully. Alternately, throw a few poorly trained and wildly inexperienced teens into the mix and you find horror shows. The cute cardboard packs are supposed to be for the benefit of shipping and storage. If you don't open the pack before you nuke it, the steam generated guarantees soggy, completely tasteless and sometimes ghastly results. Many of the entree packs sold at Tim's are precooked, then reheated. So you want a lovely twice-cooked egg breakfast sandwich? You will get a white and yellow hockey puck instead. The best things I found at Tim's were the iced cinnamon buns...recently discontinued...and during warm weather, an iced cap. In my home town of Sooke, BC, the buns are gone and the ice cap machine has been broken for about six months so far in 2023. You can get a watery iced cap, but who would actually want that? So that final comment reflects the sheer incompetence of Tim's management. I you let monkeys run your coffee shop, expect to have some monkey poop flying around.
Also, their coffee recipe was purchased by McDonald's, so now the tims coffee of a decade ago is now at McDonalds. So when i want the double double i remember, i go to Mickey D's
They did not leave the U.S. in its entirety. In my home, the State of Connecticut, the six outlets they opened all folded within two years. Their product is trite and lackluster; nothing special at all. Because Canada is a much smaller and much less competitive market than the U.S., a chain like Tim Horton's can do well, because, frankly, it's all they have (beyond the usual American fast-food/quick-service chains.)
Maybe.. There menu is so big at this point they don't know what they are anymore. It's not uncommon to wait 30 minutes for a cup of coffee because they are serving chicken chipotle at 8am. I have visited Tim Hortons everyday for 2 decades and they have changed alot. In my opinion they were much better in the past
Tim Hortons coffee is dishwater now. Dark roast my ass. The donuts are frozen garbage and not many varieties that they had years ago. The sandwiches and soup? Gross.
Starbucks is for rich people though there coffee is twice as much as it is at Timmy's and I don't like star buck coffee I find it bitter and anyway Tim's is more acceptable because it's everywhere if Tim's went there probably be no place I would go for coffee oh well just drink coffee at home it's cheaper anyways
Hilarious that a burger shop is known for better coffee than Timmies now.
Yea i wont get into that debate however i will say as an avid Timmies drinker i've been going to Mcdonalds much more for coffee as their lines are quicker. They seem to be more equipped to handle rushes of people buying food.
Yep. McDonald's coffee is higher rated, by more than one survey, and by a significant margin.
Thats because tims sold there original coffee to Mcdonalds and there new coffee is crap
The service sucks. And the coffee is not the same anymore
If there is any decline in sales it’s because they got rid of the jelly filled timbits. Those were the best things at Timmy’s
NOWAY???
?? They haven’t. I’ve thought about it and i came up with this reason. If they had all the donuts in every single restaurant, most of the other restaurants won’t have as much business. Thus, they have specific restaurants to have the now “special” timbits/donuts so they make more money while making more salees.
The raspberry filled powder donuts and Tim bits were sooo good!!
Tim Hortons hasn't had any good food for 10 years. Prices have gone up two-fold though. Weird how it doesn't have to get better to cost more...
it was bought by wendy's in 1990 ? so it's an american problem
The food is still good I find.
No, it was bought by burger King in 2014
burger king runied the brand
Service and employee quality are at an all time low. Just do a robotic kitchen like white castle at this point.
So many answers. They definitely took their customers for granted.
It kinda go problematic once they shifted coffee vendors and the old vendor went to MCD.. and not to mention MCD lines are faster through the drive thurs.. not to say I despise Tim's.. they just dont do anything special for Canada anymore global locations look 100x better than what we get in Canada not to mention staff is overly south asian w thick accents they never make it a pleasant memorable experience unlike at starbucks.. I'm not sure as to why Dunkin donuts hasn't moved into Canada yet they could definitely give people something new to try
Why would any company want to move to Canada. This country is anti capitalism. Everything moves slow asf
Price is the biggest problem.
Coffee is not the same.
2 years later and only 40 comments? How can that be? I have a few thoughts. Imagine a doughnut and coffee shop that brings in frozen doughnuts. Freshly thawed out before sale. The coffee is promoted as being (relatively) freshly made. It still tastes well-stewed, and I blame the equipment and the staff. I have seen staffers erasing the time info on pots and rewriting a later time. So the 20 minutes or less pot time limit is a fiction. The sandwiches are pathetic. There are no cooks at Tim's locations, just microwave operators. There are some clever ways to use a commercial microwave appliance to reheat food relatively successfully. Alternately, throw a few poorly trained and wildly inexperienced teens into the mix and you find horror shows. The cute cardboard packs are supposed to be for the benefit of shipping and storage. If you don't open the pack before you nuke it, the steam generated guarantees soggy, completely tasteless and sometimes ghastly results. Many of the entree packs sold at Tim's are precooked, then reheated. So you want a lovely twice-cooked egg breakfast sandwich? You will get a white and yellow hockey puck instead. The best things I found at Tim's were the iced cinnamon buns...recently discontinued...and during warm weather, an iced cap. In my home town of Sooke, BC, the buns are gone and the ice cap machine has been broken for about six months so far in 2023. You can get a watery iced cap, but who would actually want that? So that final comment reflects the sheer incompetence of Tim's management. I you let monkeys run your coffee shop, expect to have some monkey poop flying around.
QUALITY GONE. REMEMBER ITS ABOUT FAMILY! RAY CROC NEEDS TO COME BACK FROM DEAD AND REWORK TIMS!
Also, their coffee recipe was purchased by McDonald's, so now the tims coffee of a decade ago is now at McDonalds. So when i want the double double i remember, i go to Mickey D's
remember when mochas had real whipped cream
I liked the depth of this video. It was a few minutes longer than others I have seen
They did not leave the U.S. in its entirety.
In my home, the State of Connecticut, the six outlets they opened all folded within two years.
Their product is trite and lackluster; nothing special at all.
Because Canada is a much smaller and much less competitive market than the U.S., a chain like Tim Horton's can do well,
because, frankly, it's all they have (beyond the usual American fast-food/quick-service chains.)
If Tim Hortons expanded to Australia, they would do really well!
Maybe.. There menu is so big at this point they don't know what they are anymore. It's not uncommon to wait 30 minutes for a cup of coffee because they are serving chicken chipotle at 8am. I have visited Tim Hortons everyday for 2 decades and they have changed alot. In my opinion they were much better in the past
Tim Horton's has the best coffee anywhere.....nobody else comes close
The premade freeze dried donuts suck ass. The regional store made donuts were the best.
Tim Hortons coffee is dishwater now. Dark roast my ass. The donuts are frozen garbage and not many varieties that they had years ago. The sandwiches and soup? Gross.
We have lines to the door from when we open until we close every single day. I assume this video was funded by Starbucks or 2nd cup
Doesn't change the fact that their coffee tastes like ass.
In Sooke the Tim's staff are like that poor old Maytag repairman...very, very lonely.
Either brush up on your reading skills, or memorize the material before hand so you don’t have to read it while recording.
Because they aren't Canadian anymore...A Brazilian company owns them.....How Canadian Eh!
idiot no
They listened to to many complainers. Thats what.
@Cole McGuire (STUDENT) fr why no one sees this
The coffee always sucked. I just figured Canadians just don't like coffee.
shut up
the muffins are atrocious
Like who honestly so stupid they dont know the hot coffe they ordered is hot then burns themselves. *face palm*
All the food there is bad. Very fat not meeting the standard. Beverage are all sucre. Only we can have black coffee
Lies their not on a Decline.
Tim Hortons coffee is really bitter, even if I added lots of cream and sugar
Mc Donald’s coffee is better tasting and cheaper
McDonald's coffee is watered down crap.
Starbucks is for rich people though there coffee is twice as much as it is at Timmy's and I don't like star buck coffee I find it bitter and anyway Tim's is more acceptable because it's everywhere if Tim's went there probably be no place I would go for coffee oh well just drink coffee at home it's cheaper anyways
Dude. Buy a comma!
If your going to read facts, maybe learn to read or brush up on the material first
Decline??? it was never good haha
Just try and check your timcard balance on their garbage website.