Tim Hortons - Saskatoon

I ordered two potato wedges tonight, and I was very disappointed with the taste and quality. It was far from what I expected. Tim Hortons really needs to improve their recipe.

Unfortunately, this restaurant has had to close its in-house seating due to issues with homeless individuals overstaying their welcome. I'm genuinely concerned, as the staff has mentioned that it's often the same people. I think this situation has gone too far, so I’m giving them a low rating. They really need to find a better way to manage the situation with homeless customers.

Last week, I visited the restaurant to get a cup of tea and politely asked a staff member named Nazmun to unlock the washroom door for me. Unfortunately, she was rude for no apparent reason. I recommend that she learn how to treat customers better.

I got a coffee from Tim Hortons and here is my review of the restaurant.The atmosphere of Tim Hortons was cozy and casual, with a lot of natural light and comfortable seating. The decor was simple and modern, with some Canadian-themed elements. The restaurant was clean and well-maintained, and the staff was friendly and efficient.The coffee was hot and fresh, with a smooth and rich flavor. I ordered a medium size, which was enough for me. The presentation was standard, with a paper cup and a plastic lid. The variety of coffee options was decent, with different roasts, flavors, and creamers to choose from.The strengths of Tim Hortons were its convenience, affordability, and consistency. The restaurant was easy to access, with a drive-thru and a mobile app. The prices were reasonable, especially for the quality and quantity of the coffee. The coffee was always reliable and satisfying, no matter which location or time of the day.The weaknesses of Tim Hortons were its lack of innovation, diversity, and sustainability. The restaurant did not offer anything new or exciting, with the same menu and promotions for a long time. The coffee options were limited, with no specialty drinks, organic beans, or plant-based milks. The environmental impact of the restaurant was questionable, with a lot of disposable packaging and waste.Overall, I had a good dining experience at Tim Hortons, and I would recommend it to others who are looking for a quick and easy coffee fix. However, if you are looking for something more adventurous, creative, or eco-friendly, you might want to try a different place.

My exoerience was 2hhrs sippin on a triple triple to pass the time. It was ok but ppl arguing in line, a petsin sleeping next the table. Ugh it was not a pleasant exoeriene bc i wanted to sit n sip n be on my way but that little interference was unpleasant but the service was ok. Security is needed tgere i say!