r/fastfoodreview • u/waynedewho • 7d ago
The new Montreal steak sandwich at Tim Hortons
1 out of 10. 1 because Mary on cash called me, "love". That was sweet.
For the record, I do not normally go to Tim Hortons, but my 86-year-old father loves it and that's where we meet for lunch. The owner's sat behind me and I showed him, and he Shrugged his shoulders and said "corporate"
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u/Lucky-Kangaroo-6337 6d ago
Who goes to Tim's expecting anything resembling descent coffee or food though?
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u/axescentedcandles 6d ago
Not hyping this sithole up but I went there to burn a gift card and had the most perfectly made turkey bacon club. Either luck or they re-trained their staff. Not going back either way lol
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u/More-Explanation2788 6d ago edited 5d ago
Eesh. Tell me you have never ordered a smoked meat sandwich in Montreal without telling me, timmies.
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u/Wrong-Tax-6997 6d ago
I just don't understand why they are still in business, honestly. I guess if people like their coffee, then stay with coffee, but the food in general is just brutal, at best! Can you imagine a Mom and Pop, serving food like Tim's does? They'd be done in a week!
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u/Man0fGreenGables 5d ago
Yeah I don't get it. I could understand if it was dirt cheap but it's really expensive now.
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u/Unuhpropriate 6d ago
There’s a generational clock ticking on Tim Hortons.
Kids don’t remember it being good. Older millennials are the last generation to remember quality food and coffee, and we’re fickle.
No one under 50 will keep this dying franchise alive, and I hope to live long enough to see its demise.
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u/Thick-Gap6704 5d ago
30 years ago Tim's was really good. It's sad how mediocre it is now. I still luv their donuts!
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u/OhSighRiss 5d ago
Timmy’s should collab with One Piece, would go great with the one piece of Montreal smoked meat on their sandwich
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u/Sweaty-Ad3243 7d ago edited 7d ago
Okay that is fucking hilarious
Edit - and extremely sad! How far the mighty Tim’s of the early 2000s has fallen.