Tim Hortons - Menu

Always great food, and the staff are friendly, helpful and efficient. My first choice for coffee anywhere in Ayr.

Looked okay but told nothing for Gluten free and that was it. Very disappointed give a list and only a hash Brown would be possir.

We popped in for some breakfast, the service was good and quick. The food was very tasty and warm. The self service kiosks were both broken and the menu is too small to read but would recommend!

I took my wife to this restaurant for a drink and a couple of doughnuts. I have been here a few times with my daughter, and the doughnuts have always been soft and fresh. However, when we went today, they were very dry and tasted stale. We tried six different ones and they all had a hard, stale taste. So, we decided to go to Asda instead and bought two delicious, fresh doughnuts for a cheaper price than one stale one from Hortons. I would recommend doing the same!

First ever visit to a Tim Hortons and was impressed. Only 2 order screens so had to wait a couple of minutes (didn 't know what was available, so the screen made it easier to choose rather than holding up a line at the counter). Ordered and served in about 10 minutes. Food was fresh, coffee was hot and the strawberry milkshake was very strawbwrryish (son 's description). 9.30 on a Monday morning, bit too busy but customers coming and going, clean and fresh. Definitely worth another visit

Popped in at 11am to sit in for some breakfast. Waited about 15/20 minutes for our order, but we did order the veggie options, so that's average I guess. Food was OK, a bit on the greasy side. The reason for 2 stars? I have no idea what was going on in the kitchen, but we left smelling like we had spent the whole day working in a greasy spoon café.. All our clothes, jackets, hair, bags everything smelled of grease. Disgusting. I think they have to invest in better extraction fans or maybe check that the one the have is working!

Terrible value for money. The Nacho burger looked nothing like the picture and was worse than any fast food place. Do not waste your money here. The tables were clean but the bins were overflowing and not emptied. We ordered one Nacho burger, one order of Nacho fries, two cappuccino coffees, and a box of 20 mixed Timbits which were delicious. However, the coffees were bad, the burger was unappetizing and tasted cheap, and the crinkle fries were just average. The staff were friendly, but overall it was a total waste of money at £22+. We would not visit again.

Amazingly, this was my first ever visit to the chain (most folk were in disbelief at that). Situated conveniently next to the Travelodge we were staying at, I managed to pop in a couple of times. I had the pleasure of trying the Crispy Chicken Wrap with a Smore’s Caramel Latte to drink both were great. I then visited for a Breakfast, ordering their take on a Maccy’s DS&E McMuffin Meal genuinely thought it was better, in particular the Hash Brown. Price wise, it was definitely cheaper than other leading fast food retailers. Very much a revelation just a pity they’re not dotted about a bit more in Scotland. Would happily return in the future.

I stayed at the Travelodge across the street and decided to visit the restaurant because of its good reputation. However, my experience was disappointing. The server was outside the kitchen smoking and chatting with the cook, the seating area had a mix of clean and dirty tables. I found a somewhat clean table in the back and ordered a nacho cheese burger, nacho fries, timbits, and two coffees. The cheese burger seemed microwaved, with a soggy bun, limp lettuce, and cheese spilling out everywhere. The nacho fries were soggy and tasteless, overpriced. The timbits tasted old and chewy, as if they were made four days ago. The coffee was mediocre but at least masked the strange smell from whateve...