Before McD's mini-donuts, there was this…read more The Dapper Doughnut is literally a little treat stop at Upper Canada Mall. They serve fresh mini-donuts made right in front of you. You can pick from a variety of mix & match toppings like Nutella bomb, or cookies & cream. Each is soft and warm making for a bite-sized treat. Portions can be picked between single, or packs of 3, 6 and 12 or even a party pack but each one averages out to be over $1 each for the customization effort. They also serve Kawartha Dairy ice cream which is one of our favorites. There's a Dapper Deal now including 2 mini-donuts and a small coffee for $3.99. Skip it or hit it? Admittedly we often skip it but come by once in a blue moon for a treat.

This is such an awesome doughnut place with lots of choices. All these mini goodies are beautifully…read moremade. Size of each doughnut is about 2-bite. This is perfect as you can try more flavours without getting stuff easily. Aside from the signature mini doughnut, ice cream, milkshake, parfait, cold drinks, and coffee are also available here. Friendly server. Great place. Seriously recommended.

Donuts. My review for this store is entirely based on the donuts they make in store. The donuts…read moreare THAT GOOD. There was a time when donuts were made in store at Tim Hortons. They were good and then they started making them in a factory, freezing them and shipping them to stores, and they are now terrible. I have been to a lot of specialty donut shops and it always seems like they make crazy flavours with tons of toppings to justify the super high prices. At Zehrs, you can get old school donuts at amazing old school prices! $1 a donut when you buy 6! You can also buy single donuts from the self serve case. I have tried the glazed (think Krispy Kreme original), Chocolate Eclair/Long John (yeast donut with "whipped cream" and chocolate glaze), Glazed Persian (This Thunder Bay remake has no pink icing, just a tasty cinnamon donut), Old Fashioned Cake (needs some nutmeg and a bit more moisture to be perfect), Apple Fritter (decent but San Remo still makes the best Apple Fritter) and hands down the best donut Zehr's offer: the Raspberry jelly filled donut - a super soft yeast donut filled with raspberry jelly (and I mean FILLED) and topped with powdered sugar... my only complaint is it has a lot of powdered sugar, but I just brush it off before eating, so I don't end up wearing it all! Because I don't live in Bradford, I actually order in advance and they are always happy to accommodate! The store itself is a nice store, part of the Loblaws brand, and they are the only store near me that sell PC Caramelized Onion and Balsamic Kettle Chips, which is one of hubby's faves. It's not that far from Hwy 400 for the folks heading up north to the cottage too. I am a fan!

It's the first time shopping here. It's not in the same town as where I live, about 25 minute drive…read morebut it was well worth it. I went to take advantage of a sale they had that was too good to pass up. The access to the store from the street is quite odd and the parking was ok. We found the store to be quite clean and well maintained. Interaction with the staff was flawless as they were polite and attentive. I will definitely return if I'm in Bradford again.

Beautiful shop, obviously a little high-end but I've managed to take advantage of some decent sales…read more- $2.99 for organic broccoli - just have to check the flyer and plan ahead The bakery is sadly & unfortunately awesome gorgeous bagels and sourdough batard, don't even get me started on the fresh baked cinnamon twists Found the absolute best potato chips - Farm Boy brand - haven't enjoyed potato chips like this in years (again unfortunate) Super clean bright store, there's a hot food section with daily specials eg. 1lb honey garlic wings $7.99 which is better than pub prices and a kombucha bar in-store Needless to say, I'll be returning

This is absolutely one of the top grocers in the GTA - I love to support local and this is where…read moreyou can do it without being robbed. Way way way better than whole foods and believe me, I used to be a whole foods addict (but after you come to farm boy, you realize how overrated and overpriced WF is) The staff are pretty friendly here and they have a lot of items made in-house (farm boy exclusive only!) I really recommend: - the berry filled jelly mini donuts (legit the FRESHEST and softest jelly donuts I've ever had. These don't last me longer than a day) - jalapeño cheddar little bread biscuits (they're near the front - dude, they're amazing) - in house made sparkling water - a better tasting, cheaper la croix in insane flavours (the orange vanilla one tastes like a creamsicle....In sparkling) - the bagels!! Herb and cheese to be exact- nothing compares to montreal bagels...but this comes pretty damn close. - the ice cream sandwiches!!! OMG. These are it. - the house-made soup! So so so good, hearty and healthy for you. They also have a cute village juicery IN STORE. I love almost everything about this place - the only thing I've noticed is that sometimes I'm followed around/closely watched and monitored and I definitely notice it - however this is just something I unfortunately face being a minority in a very Caucasian city and I'm finally starting to pick up on it. Ugh, please stop following me...I spend almost $200 every week here. Please :(

Love the service and very clean. Best stop over for your roadtrip…read more Tim Hortons is always a reliable stop when I need a quick coffee or snack. The coffee is consistently good, and I enjoy pairing it with their breakfast sandwiches or baked goods. The staff are usually friendly, and service is fast, making it a convenient option for busy mornings. Great value for the price, and it's a classic Canadian favorite.

Mostly the coffee is fresh which is the best thing . I ordered a bagel belt , (something new), I…read morehad bagel blt but didn't know about belt , anyways it was good , but , soggy and falling apart . I wanted to enjoy eating it but it kept falling apart .

Chewed Gum in My Coffee - Shocking Negligence and No Accountability…read moreI had one of the most disgusting and disturbing experiences of my life at Tim Hortons. I found a piece of chewed gum inside my coffee. Yes -- someone else's chewed gum was floating in my drink. I vomited immediately and felt sick for hours. What made it even worse was the complete lack of responsibility from the staff. No apology. No investigation. Just a shrug. I contacted customer support and received only two generic sympathy emails -- one from their support team and one from someone named Sabrina. But no one from the branch itself ever followed up. No explanation, no accountability, no action from local management. It was as if nothing happened. Do they treat this kind of thing as normal? What if this had happened to a child? Since that day, I've stopped buying from Tim Hortons entirely. I now go to McDonald's, which feels like a much safer and more responsible choice for myself and my family. This was not just poor ... Read more

Stay away, the manager is awful, wouldn't give up the advertised deal, said she couldn't do…read moreanything for us. Rude and unprofessional manager!

They couldn't get an order right to save their life. It's not fucking rocket science to put a…read moresandwich together. A half dead, retarded monkey could do better. Pathetic.

I've been to another locations and it was quite satisfying. So I brought my friends to here, but…read moreunfortunately this location was very disappointing... We ordered their 30 year anniversary celebration menu that comes with ribs, bbq chicken, and burnt brisket end. Plus my friend ordered another plate that is with chicken tender, pulled pork, and burger patties. Ribs were so dry and the burnt brisket end was not edible (I understand it's supposed to be a bit burnt, but this one was almost charcoal and no meat - it was literally a piece of carcinogen) So we all talked about cancer throughout the dinner. Everything was so tasteless and even portion was not enough. The server upgraded our ribs to 6 even without mentioning the price. So we found it out the extra charge later when the bill came. By the way, the server was so rude and micro-aggressive the whole time. One time she smiled was when she gave us machine to tip her. I felt so bad to my friend for brining them to this place to waste of money. So I ended up paying for my friends' bill too. Interior and vibe is exactly the same as other locations. So if you like Montana's, consider visiting another one. (By the way, if you see high ratings on Google map, they give out coupons in exchange of Google review. That's why) Verdict: I've been there, so you don't have to.

I visited the Newmarket Montana's (17450 Yonge St) with my mom and had one of the most…read moredisappointing experiences I've ever had at this chain. We ordered spinach dip, two Cokes, and two medium-well steaks. When the steaks arrived, it turned out that one of them was clearly undercooked. I have a photo of the two steaks side by side - one is properly cooked (pinkish-brown as you would expect for medium-well), while the other is visibly red in the centre, closer to medium or even medium-rare. Both were ordered the same way: medium well. In a large chain like Montana's, I expect basic consistency and the ability to trust the kitchen to cook steaks correctly. What made the situation much worse was how it was handled. When our server finally came back to ask how things were, I showed him the photo and explained the problem. He took a picture to show the manager/kitchen manager. I was expecting them to own the mistake - at the very least comp the steak that was cooked incorrectly, or offer a meaningful gesture to make up for ruining the meal. Instead, I was told they would give me 25% off that one steak. On a ~$28 steak, that worked out to about $7 off - not even the price of the appetizer, and basically the price of our two Cokes. I later found out that the manager apparently suggested only 10% off the steak, and the server told me he "negotiated" it up to 25% because I was polite and didn't yell or swear. Hearing that was honestly insulting. It felt like my respectful approach actually resulted in the minimum possible gesture, rather than a real attempt to make things right. I ended up switching plates with my mom because I was embarrassed that her steak was undercooked, and I rushed through the red steak myself, which later gave me a stomachache. The entire evening was overshadowed by poor execution in the kitchen and a shockingly dismissive response from management. I've been to other Montana's locations before and generally trusted the brand, but this first visit to the Newmarket location was mismanaged from start to finish - from a server who kept disappearing when we needed him, to an undercooked steak, and finally a token discount that felt more like an insult than an apology. I'll be attaching the photo of the two steaks side by side so that anyone reading this can see exactly what "medium well" looked like at this location on the night of my visit. I truly hope corporate takes a serious look at the training and guest recovery standards at this restaurant, because what happened here is far below what I expect from Montana's.

The servers there are very friendly love going there to hang out and watch TV shows and movies on…read moremy phone

Wow the newly renovated Tim Hortons the new theme of this Tim's looks great ! Light colors it's…read moremore openness to the place! I find, in life, you generally get what you pay for - and this is no exception. As each franchise has its own taste some hit some are off by some percentage. But It won't replace my day-to-day need of coffee Caffeine Tim Hortons Extra Large Coffee Original Blend - Double Double serve's the purpose! Freshly brewed great taste , but it's well worth splashing out on if I fancy some caffeine based, self-indulgence and luxury.