Tim Hortons

Halifax, Canada

3.3

3 reviews

Does not accept credit cards

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Telephone:
+1 902-429-6899
Website:
timhortons.com
Address:
Scotia Square 5201 Duke St, Halifax, NS, B3J 1N9
Downtown Halifax
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
140 ftLink Stop Go Time 480-6086
220 ftBus Stop Go Time 480-6087
220 ftGo Time 480-6105
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Accepted Cards
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Outdoor Seating
No
Wi-Fi
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3 reviews of Tim Hortons

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Place rating: 3
Halifax, Canada
Holy Moly. This Tim Hortons has undergone a major cosmetic overhaul. It has moved locations and now occupies a much larger piece of food court real estate in Scotia Square. I went down at lunch yesterday and it took me a minute to figure out which line I was supposed to stand in. (There were at least 5 separate line-​ups on the go, and for the record it appears you can order all things from all lines.)
Although its bustling appearance can be a bit overwhelming, the redesign probably has improved efficiency. It looked like there were at least 12 people behind the counter taking/​making orders. It’s kind of amazing that there were no employee collisions with so many people working in such a small space, but everything seemed to be under control. It was definitely peak lunch-​time rush when I was there, and from lining up to getting my meal it took about 10 minutes, so can’t complain too much about that.
Place rating: 3
Dartmouth, Canada
Tim’s has become like the anti-​coffee place for me. I have been inundated with Tim’s coffee for 20 years and I am not going to take it anymore!!!
Bad start to a review.
As much as I detest Tim’s coffee, I will admit that this store does the best it can with the limited size of the shop and the huge number of people that visit there a day. It is never, ever quiet there. There is one lady (Sheena I think) who never gets an order wrong — NEVER! Find her line and cling to it like grim death.
Everything tastes — OK. Nothing spectacular.
Rumour has it that they are moving to what was once flight centre and PG’s. Hopefully the larger footprint will make for a more smooth experience.
Place rating: 4
Halifax, Canada
Scotia Square has an abundance of coffee shops; Mama Gratti’s, Second Cup, Starbucks and this small and overwhelmed Tim Hortons.
While staff valiantly attempt to appease the raging horde of coffee-​addicted zombies, they frequently fail. Lines quickly form that seem reminiscent of Communist Russia with the caffeine-​deprived shuffling slowly towards their next fix.
While there are a few moments of respite throughout the day, you can rely on a lengthy wait.