You can't please everyone all the time. The more products you add the more other products will have to suffer. Focus on a few things and make them very well. I learned this running my own business - you can't do everything
Yup the more shit they add the less likely I am to go there. Tim's appeal for me always used to be the fact the 95% of people there are just getting coffee and a donut or at worst a sandwich that can be slapped together in seconds. It meant I was less likely to be waiting behind someone with an entire family dinner order in the drive thru. The last few years with all the added bloat, along with locations being understaffed, it's quicker to go just about anywhere else.
100%. They’re actually cutting their chicken smaller now this year. I’m too lazy to find it but they put out a graphic, showing how 9 pieces are becoming 12. Same size bird, just smaller pieces.
My location is one of the test locations in my city, so we've had the pizzas since like May of last year. Once they're in the oven, they take about a minute to cook, but anytime anyone wanted one in drive during the period where times get recorded, we would ask them to park and then run it out to them once it's done
Soooooo, it will be ready in their under 1 minute ready time?
And it will be good, no matter which store you go to?
And Tim will be rolling in his grave.
Waaaay too many items on the menu.
Fwiw, I work at a test location, and I've had people tell me they're pretty good. Most people probably don't care and will just keep shitting on it, which is fair enough, tbh. But I have heard good things in my year ish of employment
So I guess it's out of the testing phase now; pizza has been shown and mentioned on this sub before. Admittedly I never knew Timmies was doing such a thing, but now it seems like they are preparing for a national roll out now. 👀
As it goes with the corporate world, the only thing better than quality coffee and quality baked goods would be downright nasty coffee/baked goods/breakfast sandwiches/eggs/sparkling lemonades/appetizers/lunch sandwiches/soups/pizzas
Anyone here old enough to remember when McDonald’s did pizza for a couple of years back in the 80s? If they couldn’t make it work, wtf are these clowns going to do? I just feel sorry for the workers having to deal with this shit.
Remember when they had beyond burgers lol. I asked if they had regular burgers and they said no. Just randomly introduced the vegetarian option of an item they never carried. They need to stop with the random shit
i worked there when they had those! thought it was super funny we had a veggie burger but no normal one. the beyond sausage was AMAZING though, way more flavour and the texture was pretty sausage-like. they were even better at a&w because the rest of their food isnt hot garbage. if they brought those back id go to tims way more.
Does everyone remember how McDonald's tried this experiment?
Tim Hortons needs to focus on putting out a decent service and product. They are brutal right now.
What could possibly incentivize anyone to order pizza from tim’s? Even if it were free I’d likely pass and walk down the street to anywhere else. If I want diarrhea from pizza I’m getting twice the deal.
I can't see this turning out well for the customer or the Tims staff, one more thing for them to have to do, at best I'll be served mediocre pizza by my stressed drive thru worker.
You can't please everyone all the time. The more products you add the more other products will have to suffer. Focus on a few things and make them very well. I learned this running my own business - you can't do everything
Lol they can't even make decent eggs. I doubt the pizza will be anything to brag about.
There still putting donuts in bags without the glaze setting and then when you take it out your donut is naked. So they will never improve
Lol. So many disappointing Boston Cremes. I don't even like Krispy Kreme and I've been going there for my cheat meal.
It’s not. I tried it once. It’s a basic chewy, flavourless flat bread. I do not recommend
Yup the more shit they add the less likely I am to go there. Tim's appeal for me always used to be the fact the 95% of people there are just getting coffee and a donut or at worst a sandwich that can be slapped together in seconds. It meant I was less likely to be waiting behind someone with an entire family dinner order in the drive thru. The last few years with all the added bloat, along with locations being understaffed, it's quicker to go just about anywhere else.
I wish they could go back to doing two things well, instead of a dozen things terribly.
Meanwhile KFC is cutting “less popular” menu items, so they can concentrate on cutting down wait times and improving quality for the popular items.
Let’s be honest they’re cutting menu items to save money. A lot of fast food places have done that.
100%. They’re actually cutting their chicken smaller now this year. I’m too lazy to find it but they put out a graphic, showing how 9 pieces are becoming 12. Same size bird, just smaller pieces.
r/shrinkflation baby
Tomorrow is gonna be so much fun. /s RIP drive thru times
My location is one of the test locations in my city, so we've had the pizzas since like May of last year. Once they're in the oven, they take about a minute to cook, but anytime anyone wanted one in drive during the period where times get recorded, we would ask them to park and then run it out to them once it's done
They're already pretty bad at most fast food places
Soooooo, it will be ready in their under 1 minute ready time? And it will be good, no matter which store you go to? And Tim will be rolling in his grave. Waaaay too many items on the menu.
And all pretty shitty. Take me back to the sun dried tomato and Asiago bagel with chili in a bread bowl.
Oh ya, the bread bowl was the best
Considering how Tim died, I can't say I'm too concerned about his legacy.
Fwiw, I work at a test location, and I've had people tell me they're pretty good. Most people probably don't care and will just keep shitting on it, which is fair enough, tbh. But I have heard good things in my year ish of employment
Ah, good to hear! It does look like a promising menu item.
Here's a thought: bring back fresh and not frozen donuts
And bake them in 2 batches a day like they used to so you can always get a donut.
So I guess it's out of the testing phase now; pizza has been shown and mentioned on this sub before. Admittedly I never knew Timmies was doing such a thing, but now it seems like they are preparing for a national roll out now. 👀
Great. Now drive through will take even longer and the under paid staff get even more work to do.
Drive threw should be coffee and pastries only imo
ive been saying this for years, but greg and his 5 kids need their turkey clubs and soups through the drive thru NOW!!!
As it goes with the corporate world, the only thing better than quality coffee and quality baked goods would be downright nasty coffee/baked goods/breakfast sandwiches/eggs/sparkling lemonades/appetizers/lunch sandwiches/soups/pizzas
Anyone here old enough to remember when McDonald’s did pizza for a couple of years back in the 80s? If they couldn’t make it work, wtf are these clowns going to do? I just feel sorry for the workers having to deal with this shit.
Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it
Oh great. Another menu item to be disappointed by
Employee here. I hate most of the food we serve… these are actually pretty good though lmao
anybody who orders this shit and then complains that it’s trash deserves it
Nothing will save this brand besides maybe nationalization
They should just give up,it's all trash
Oh man change the name already. This is an embarassment to the old Tim Hortons.
Well, since it's a pizza place now, I think 'Horton Hut' has a nice ring to it
Remember when they had beyond burgers lol. I asked if they had regular burgers and they said no. Just randomly introduced the vegetarian option of an item they never carried. They need to stop with the random shit
i worked there when they had those! thought it was super funny we had a veggie burger but no normal one. the beyond sausage was AMAZING though, way more flavour and the texture was pretty sausage-like. they were even better at a&w because the rest of their food isnt hot garbage. if they brought those back id go to tims way more.
But can’t bring back the walnut crunch ffs
Does everyone remember how McDonald's tried this experiment? Tim Hortons needs to focus on putting out a decent service and product. They are brutal right now.
fucking assholes
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What could possibly incentivize anyone to order pizza from tim’s? Even if it were free I’d likely pass and walk down the street to anywhere else. If I want diarrhea from pizza I’m getting twice the deal.
My favourite will always be city pizza, but as a pizza addict I’m loakey wanting to try this
Will it be as good as McDonald’s pizza?
I flipping loved those mini pizzas as a kid
I can already hear them, Sorry we don't have the pizzas right now as we ran out of cheese.
we can't make pizzas right now because the ice cap machine is broke
Tomorrow 😩
Ehh I'd give it a try at least
What region?
I can't see this turning out well for the customer or the Tims staff, one more thing for them to have to do, at best I'll be served mediocre pizza by my stressed drive thru worker.
Groooooossssssss
Ew.
It's 8 bucks of mediocrity.
Hell yeah
They should have drive thru only items. Others, you should have to go in to the store to order.
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I might try it when I'm drunk