Tim Hortons - Simcoe

The usual Tim Horton's fare is served here, with a drive in window. It's often busy on weekends and at lunch-ime week days.

Been here multiple occasions and the place always seems understaffed. 10-20 minute waits for food. The busyness wears on the staff and that rubs off on patrons. My Turkey Bacon Sandwich didn't have bacon.

Tim Horton's is Tim Horton's. The coffee and sandwiches and the soups and baked products are all the same.For me, this is a good stop for a light lunch when I am out cycling on the Lynn Valley Trail. What I like is that they have bike racks. During all the times I have been here, it has always been busy and service is a tad slow, but they do their best.

This Timmy's is just as good as the others. Service is good and friendly. I always use the Timmy's refill mug as I hate seeing the empty cups around everywhere

We came here for breakfast on Saturday morning - first time at one of these and based on some pop culture references to this chain, we were excited. There was a line out the door, practically, but that was ok. Our table hadn't been wiped, but I can totally excuse that based on the fact that this restaurant was completely slammed when we got there.Good food we had there - mango smoothie, the sausage wrap, the iced coffee. Mediocre food we had there - the donuts. I thought the whole thing was about the donuts, but I just wasn't impressed. Maybe I'm a donut snob.But the worst things was that there were flies like, EVERYWHERE. Either they were leaving doors open in the back, or somewhere in that restaurant, there had to be maggots, because that many flies could not just wander in. So, I was kinda pondering that while I ate my unimpressive donut.I did like the recycling station that was next to the trash cans. U.S. restaurants need to step up their game in that regard.