Tim Hortons looks like McDonalds, smells like McDonalds, but it is Tim Hortons. I do not want to hurt Canadians, but I would rather skip the coffee than to go again to Tim Hortons. Maybe it was the location, service staff, the guests, or just the coffee and panini (did you know panini can look exactly like a hamburger from McD, just the grill strips make the difference).
Despite all I experienced, I must admit that during my stay (one and half hour) there was always cue of 5-10 people waiting for coffee or snack. Maybe is just the price, maybe it has special Canadian taste we Europeans do not understand. And, average age of the visitor is between 62-65 years. Are they used to it?
Not to skip the positive about my visit -there is wi-fi available. So my trip to Tim was not all bad only.
Always look at the bright side of life! ... and come back soon! ... I mean to read another post, not to Tim :-)
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| Tim Hortons - Kind of McDonalds |
Despite all I experienced, I must admit that during my stay (one and half hour) there was always cue of 5-10 people waiting for coffee or snack. Maybe is just the price, maybe it has special Canadian taste we Europeans do not understand. And, average age of the visitor is between 62-65 years. Are they used to it?
Not to skip the positive about my visit -there is wi-fi available. So my trip to Tim was not all bad only.
Always look at the bright side of life! ... and come back soon! ... I mean to read another post, not to Tim :-)
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