Why no Tim's in the US...

[CutienPurg 0]

The Michigan ones I know of are..... 2 in Bay City, 1 Imlay City, 1 Owosso, 2 Port Huron, 1 Marysville, 1 Warren, 1 Utica.......

the only one that's any good so far has been the Port Huron Tim's by the bridge.......I think the coffee always tastes burnt.......probably sits around all day

[Flames9_RN 358]

Heading to RI on Thurs June 21 and thanks to mapquest.com have Tim Hortons in sight!!

[~Nini~ 2]

Now, why isn't there a Tims near Philly?

[mr_s_p 1]

I actually sent an email to Tim Hortons Corporate Head Office suggesting a Tim Horton's for Liberal, KS, at the junction of US 54 and US 83....

Needless to say, I got the standard canned response... "Thank you for your email, your email has been forwarded to the appropriate...."

Oh, well... I didn't expect much in a response anyways.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

There's one in Clinton Township - don't remember the name of the road but it is the Main street that goes through Mount Clemens (but south of Mount Clemens).

Oh - and congratulations on the baby!

Edited May 30, 2007 by Kathryn41

[ya falaha! 0]

There's a Tims in Harper Woods on Vernier, one in Warren at 11 mile rd. and Hoover, I believe the one Kathryn is talking about is on Groesbeck Highway between 14 and 15 mile in Clinton Twp, there's one on Gratiot Ave. in Roseville ....

[PlatyPius 5]

Tim's in NY is empty and DD is full because DD is an east coast institution. I prefer Tim's though.

Tims in the US:

Connecticut:

Groton

Meriden

Mystic/Stonington

New London

North Stonington

Norwich

Pawcatuck

Plainfield

Vernon

Waterford

Kentucky:

Ashland

Maine:

Auburn

Caribou

Houlton

Lewiston

Portland

Presque Isle

Scarborough

South Portland

Westbrook

Windham

Massachusetts:

Swansea

Fall River

Michigan:

Adrian

Ann Arbor

Auburn Hills

Bay City

Belleville

Burton

Canton

Canton Township

Chesterfield

Clinton Township

Davison

Dearborn

Essexville

Farmington Hills

Fenton

Ferndale

Flint

Garden City

Harper Woods

Imlay City

Lake Orion

Lapeer

Lincoln Park

Livonia

Macomb

Midland

Milford

Monroe

Mount Pleasant

Northville

Oak Park

Owosso

Plymouth

Pontiac

Port Huron

Redford

Romulus

Roseville

Royal Oak

Saginaw

Saline

Southfield

St. Clair Shores

Sterling Heights

Taylor

Trenton

Utica

Van Buren Township

Walled Lake

Warren

Waterford

White Lake Twp.

Ypsilanti

New York:

Albion

Amherst

Batavia

Brockport

Buffalo

Canandaigua

Cheektowaga

Clarence

Depew

East Aurora

East Rochester

Fredonia

Gates

Geneseo

Geneva

Grand Island

Greece

Hamburg

Hamburg

Henrietta

Irondequoit

Jamestown

Lackawana

Lakewood

Lancaster

Lewiston

Lockport

Niagara Falls

North Chili

North Tonawanda

Olean

Orchard Park

Penfield

Rochester

Silver Creek

Springville

Tonawanda

Victor

Warsaw

West Seneca

Williamsville

Ohio:

Beavercreek

Calcutta

Canal Winchester

Centerville

Chillicothe

Circleville

Columbus

Coshocton

Dayton

Delaware

Dublin

Englewood

Gahanna

Grove City

Heath

Hilliard

Holland

Huber Heights

Lancaster

Lewis Centre

Marion

Miamisburg

Monroe

New Albany

Newark

Oregon

Pickerington

Portsmouth

Reynoldsburg

Rossford

S. Zanesville

Springboro

Springfield

Steubenville

Sylvania

Toledo

Troy

Waverly

Westerville

Xenia

Pennsylvania:

Erie

West Virginia:

Parkersburg

St. Albans

Rhode Island:

Ashaway

Bradford

Charlestown

Coventry

Cranston

E.Greenwich

Johnston

Narragansett

North Kingstown

North Providence

Pawtucket

Providence

Richmond

Smithfield

South Kingstown

Tiverton

W.Greenwich

Wakefield

Warwick

West Warwick

Westerly

Woonsocket

Wyoming

[Amy and Brian 1]

Hurray for Columbus, OH! There's multiple Tims there thanks to it being home of Wendy's headquarters.

[warlord 72]

You know I still can't figure out what people see in Tim Hortons at all. Maybe since I'm not a coffee drinker (though I have drank it before from Tim Hortons and others) and well it all pretty much tastes the same wherever I had it. And the donuts, well, taste the same as anywhere else too.

So what do they do add crack or something to their coffee ha ha. It's like an addiction with Canadians I think. My cousins are addicted too and when visiting them and going on a road trip, it's like they have to stop at everyone they see. I usually opt to staying in the car or maybe have a donut at every 20 of them...

[Jeremy + Kristy 0]

the only one that's any good so far has been the Port Huron Tim's by the bridge.......

That's my home Timmy's! Stop there every morning except for the days I need gas, then I get a coffee from the Speedway across the street. I live about 2 miles from there.

[Saddle Bronc 124]

You know I still can't figure out what people see in Tim Hortons at all. Maybe since I'm not a coffee drinker (though I have drank it before from Tim Hortons and others) and well it all pretty much tastes the same wherever I had it.

Not true; I've seen several unfranchised coffee (including "fancy" such as espresso, capuccino, etc) which prepare coffee quite well (unlike Charbucks).

Also, for making coffee at home, it makes considerable difference (if you use the Safeway brand "Edwards", then you will wreck the coffee beyond even Charbucks)

[jg_am 0]

Now, why isn't there a Tims near Philly?

I emailed and said they should serve Tim's products at Wendy's for branding purposes. I said my location and the reply said, :thanks for your suggestion of Media, PA. That would be cool because that Wendy's is a 10 minute walk.

[Fuzzness 2]

I've been to the one in Parkersburg WV (thank you becca!) and it is just as good as any I've been to.

[Saddle Bronc 124]

I've been to the one in Parkersburg WV (thank you becca!) and it is just as good as any I've been to.

Which makes me hanker to move back to Atlanta area--as I would from there be passing through Parkersburg every August to go to Sebring, OH.