Nice little ONRoute. Pretty easy to park and get inside. The inside has a convenience store with grab and go sandwiches and drinks. If you have a bit more time you can grab something at the fast food places. They all have digital ordering kiosks set up so you don't have to interact with anyone. There were some issues with them though. We ordered at the Burger King one and for one of the burgers, it required an extra sauce to be added. It wasn't a huge deal for us but it seems weird that you had to get it. There are ample washrooms available. They might have been in between cleans at the time because there were some stalls with surprises in them and the counter area was a little messy. read more

the On route is nice and clean, and also convenient if you are heading Northbound on 400. very easy to pull into this rest stop. it has quite a lot of good options when it comes to breakfast/lunch/dinner. Tim's is right inside but unfortunately they don't accept the rewards program. so not worth if you specifically going for coffee related to it. otherwise they also have burger king which fills you up quite quickly with their sandwiches especially when you have not many options around. they also have clean washrooms and well maintained I would say.. stop by if you have to! read more

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I'm not sure who hires cleaners, but the family bathroom. I just went into if you look under the sink and on the heater, it's disgusting, and it looks like the cleaner uses the mop to clean the toilet. Disgusting, Management should be replaced.So proper people could be hired to do their jobs read more

Great and convenient. On route. Clean and on my way home. The stores at this location had a variety of choices for food!

These are major rest stops in the province of Ontario situated along the major highways. You can fuel up, use the restrooms facilities or get a bite to eat at various fast food restaurants located within the centre. Some drivers just park and catch a wink before launching back on the road. There's plenty of parking for tractor trailer rigs, RV's and other vehicles. Don't drive tired and make use of these terrific clean rest stops! read more

Yes, you are reading this review correctly. I am reviewing an OnRoute rest stop on the Hwy 400 north between Teston Road and King Road. But why the heck not? If you haven't seen this place I think it's worth a gander. I've been watching Canadian Tire Gas bars and OnRoute gradually take over the 400 series highway rest stops from Kingston to Windsor and from Toronto north to Barrie. In fact in a past job where I was a death dealer (tobacco sales rep), I helped to set up the tobacco section for the 4 new OnRoutes from between Windsor and London. With this new location taking over for the long standing barn which housed a shabby looking Tim Hortons and Wendys, I must say the future of long distance driving rest stops is here - and it is good. This particular location is like a hybrid of a Mall Food Court and a swanky coffee shop. Comfy seat 4 sets mixed with standard food court table and chairs surrounded by a great variety of food court faves. Tim Hortons, Starbucks, Teriyaki Experience, Big Smoke Burger and Swiss Chalet all reside here for your dining pleasure and for convenience on the go there is the OnRoute standard convenience store also known as M Market. Top highlights: - The Timmies is drive thru and you can actually hit the drive thru and then end up at the Canadian Tire gas bar. - Plenty of Parking - Free Wifi that doesn't require a password (also unlike most wifi hotspots you don't need to buy something to sit here). That's what we call a Money-saver bonus!! - Cleanest, most frequently maintained washrooms I've seen off a highway EVER! Seriously I think someone cleans it every hour on the hour (Mop, toilets, sinks, etc) Dammit! I promised myself this would be a short one - ah well. Next time! read more

ONroute - King City - Rest Stops Near Me - King City, Ontario

This is the King City OnRoute Service Centre. They have various businesses comprising a food court inside the building, including Starbucks, Market, Tim Horton's (of course), Teriyaki Experience, Burger King & Swiss Chalet. The center of the open air food court contains tables and chairs to accommodate travelers of the 400 Highway as they head north. An added bonus is free WiFi. My latest visit was on a Saturday night (in the wee hours of Sunday morning). There weren't many travelers, so as can be expected, only one of the restaurants was open. If you were to guess Tim Horton's to be the selected store, you would be correct. There were a couple workers attending to customers, but my wait to be served was longer than should have been. Still, the service was courteous when provided and the food and drink fresh. The restrooms are kept immaculate. Spotless. Not much else to say here. As you exit Number 400, you will find fuel islands & parking for passenger vehicles out front, parking for larger RVs, buses and trucks in the back. A drive-thru for Tim Horton's is available for passenger vehicles. Again, the outside facilities were found to be just as clean as the inside. read more

Went to the Starbucks at this onroute location. Service was horrible. Asked for a salted caramel cold from coffee and she gave me a hot salted caramel mocha. I told her that this was the wrong drink and explained what I asked for. She then proceeded to make the wrong drink AGAIN, but the iced version. The manager also snapped at one of her employees. The employee said "did anyone order a cappuccino?" And the manager replied loudly "of course someone did, that's why the cup is there" and then proceeded to yell at other employees. It was an uncomfortable experience to say the least, and I will not be returning. read more

Any port in a storm but this one has free WiFi and coffee. The best part is it's pretty clean

When your on your way up north to the cottage, you look forward to these rest stops along the highway for a fill up on the tank (either the car or the person)...sometimes its to empty the tank as well...In any case these rest stops were usually a gas station with a restaurant attached and they had there own little charm. Today's rest stops are full blown dining food courts, information booths, and plenty of seating. The King city OnRoute is one of the newer style locations. Modern Looking, lots of glass, lots of seating...but along that comes with that it is now a much busier place. Long line ups for the Tim Hortons, washrooms etc...at least there is free WIFI. A nice welcome change from the old On Routes, somewhere you can actually sit down and take a break not just sit an eat in your car when the restaurant or OnRoute was full. 4 stars for the amenities, 2 for the long line ups...so 3 stars it is.. read more

Dicks I hate running out of Gas here they have no manners can"t say please or thank you or your welcome read more

Looks like a really nice place. They got about 4 massage chairs in the main lounge as well. Many food options. Clean and nice smelling bathrooms. read more

Ok, you know if I bother to review an ONRoute, that I'm pretty impressed. This ONRoute is pretty incredible. It's actually a very nice place. There are tons of comfy lounger style chairs. Inviting seating areas. Tons of natural light. It feels a bit more like a Maple Leaf Lounge at the airport than the usual highway rest area. Even the employees seemed to be nicer. The woman at Starbucks told me "enjoy my beverage and the rest of my day..." I'm actually being sincere that the staff here were very pleasant. So if you really have to pee heading north out of Toronto, this is the spot to do it! read more

(disclaimer: This is solely a review of the Tim Hortons drive thru at this OnRoute, as that is the only component I experienced). So I waited in a long line to get tea and a bagel from the drive thru. Here is a rough transcript of my experience. *pulls up car to window* *silence, blank screen.* me: :S *I roll my car up a few inches in case I missed a sensor or something* *silence, blank screen.* *after a minute* person: ...Yeah, what? Me: Oh, hi! Could I get a medium steeped tea, one milk, 2 sugars please. Person: That it? Me: Do you have any pretzel bagels? Person: *sounding irritated* How do you want it?? Me: Uhh toasted with butter, please. *screen still blank* Person: $3.05, drive through. ....huh? Who took away those nice drive thru employees of many Toronto locations, who are polite and answered questions properly and repeated your order back to you?? I guess it doesn't matter whether they act pleasant or totally rude, they are still going to get a constant flow of commuters in need of a caffeine fix. read more

This is another quality Rest Stop in Ontario. You get a nice, spacious, clean building, a Tim's drive through, lots of washrooms, and ample parking. read more

Worst Tim Hortons I've ever been to. Could not have been more clear about my order, never once uttered "jalapeño" or "cheese" and yet that's what they make. A line of 10 people took a ridiculous amount of time for 3 cashiers to serve. read more

I hate these new onroutes! I miss the old ones on the 400. But as they say times they are a changing. At least they have wifi for those foreigners. Lineups are always crazy anytime in the summer and every long weekend. read more

No idea what the price for gas is until you get to the pump. Hmm? Swiss Chalet 1/2 chicken and fries dinner and a chicken on a bun with fries totals $33. No drinks. You be the judge. read more

I went to the Burger King in the food court. They're efficient and fast on service. The food quality is consistent as you'd expect from a fast food franchise. There were like 5 people ahead of me and I received my food in about 5 minutes total, counting from when I started to line up. I've been to other fast food restaurants that could take longer to serve despite a short or no queue. I'm impressed. read more

Over priced not kid friendly (no kids meals at the King City location unless you want to pay $5 for a snackable that cost $2 anywhere else), and you would think at $10 dollars for just a burger that they could at least not burn the bun and the burger. You are much better off to stop in a town than at these overpriced tourist traps!! read more

The burger King at this location is one of the worst. Not only do they charge more than the actual stores, they don't honour promotions. A complete Rip Off! Better off to stop in Orillia.. read more

When we pulled into the On/Route it looked like we pulled into a garbage dump, The outside which is your first impression of going to the beautiful up north looked disgusting. Garbage everywhere, cigarette butts by the thousands, Tim Horton cups, plastic bottles, dog shit everywhere, If this was my first trip up to the great northern ontario, I would think I pulled into a land dump. Even I live in Ontario and do stop there my impression is terrible. Better clean it up and keep it clean. read more

The presence of the Timmy's ( love it!) bumps this rest stop up to a two star for me, it would be a big fat zero otherwise. Keep in mind I am reviewing the eating establishments only, the building is brand new, of course everything is in good repair and very clean, including the bathrooms. I stop here frequently and have avoided ordering lunch or dinner at the Big Smoke or the Swiss Chalet mainly due to their outrageous prices, but during my last visit it was the start of my vacation and I was excited to be on my way up to the glorious northland, so I figured what the heck let's order a $10.00 burger at Big Smoke. For that price, it's got to be something special, right? Oh my, wrong, wrong, wrong! I was the second person in line, but had to wait over 10 minutes. That's ok, I thought because I was sure it would be worth waiting for. When I bit into my burger it was...lukewarm? Huh? Didn't I just wait for ir? Lettuce - one wilted leaf. Tomato - could they possibly cut that one pathetic slice any thinner? Why even bother offering options? The burger itself was very dry and the most tasteless piece of meat I've had in recent memory. This meal experience, along with service that can best be described as indifferent, will send me elsewhere even if another place is more inconvenient. read more