▲ 510 r/TimHortons
Dunkin’ Donuts looking to make comeback in Canada and open hundreds of stores
Tim Hortons better fix up! Finally, more competition.
u/Economy_Ad59 — 2 days ago
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▲ 4 r/TimHortons
Who goes to Tim Hortons anymore when local coffee shops are better? Why?
What about Tim’s is so appealing? It’s definitely not the stale donuts and coffee. Supporting our local Canadian businesses is better for everybody, and the coffee is way better. Tim Hortons is not what it once is, it’s terrible. The service is atrocious, the food is mediocre and most locations are unpleasant to visit. Who’s satisfied with this?
It’ll take us collectively voting with our wallets for this mediocre service to end. Selling some coffee and donuts shouldn’t be really hard…
u/Economy_Ad59 — 3 days ago