In and Out Burger

[garbon]

I believe I saw one in New York's Penn Station.

[PRC]

I actually like Egg McMuffins more than Tim's Sausage Breakfast sandwich. 

Surprised to hear that Tim's has even made an impression in the States.

[OttoVonBismarck]

When Tim Horton's and Wendy's had their merger, a lot of markets here in the States had dual Wendy's/Tim Horton's shops open up together. I think the logic was, Wendy's had no breakfast business and Tim's is super strong there. You still see some of these stores, but a lot of them have disappeared after the companies split up--I think in part because in some markets Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks were just too entrenched.  But in parts of the midwest for sure, where Dunkin never came on strong, Tim's is a pretty common sight.

A lot of the Tim/Wendy's dual stores still exist, but some got converted into Tim Horton's/Coldstone Creamery combo stores.

[garbon]

Quick look at their site suggests they never made it (or didn't last) out West. Also they list 18 in the New York metro area.

[CountDeMoney]

Not surprised they haven't made it to Maryland, it's not exactly a business-friendly state when it comes to establishing franchises.  Hell, we only got our first Sonic less than two years ago.

[Barrister]

When Tim Horton's and Wendy's had their merger, a lot of markets here in the States had dual Wendy's/Tim Horton's shops open up together. I think the logic was, Wendy's had no breakfast business and Tim's is super strong there. You still see some of these stores, but a lot of them have disappeared after the companies split up--I think in part because in some markets Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks were just too entrenched.  But in parts of the midwest for sure, where Dunkin never came on strong, Tim's is a pretty common sight.

A lot of the Tim/Wendy's dual stores still exist, but some got converted into Tim Horton's/Coldstone Creamery combo stores.

There are several Tim/Wendy's combos in Canada.  Whenever I go in one the Wendy's side has a slow but steady business, while the Tim's side invariably has a huge line-up, no matter what time of day.

I don't get the Canadian fascination with Tim's - or at least the Western Canadian fascination.  I certainly didn't grow up with Tim's.  I think it came west in the 90s or so.   Heck Robin's Donuts is the chain I remember as a kid.

Besides - Tim's coffee isn't all that great, and they don't even make their donuts fresh anymore.

[Grey Fox]

BB, it's a Canadian thing. Hell, it even goes thru Two Solitudes divide. It's the same here, any time of the day Tim is full. I live less then a 1km from one, it's crazy. I don't understand it, the food is crap & I don't drink coffee.

[OttoVonBismarck]

I always liked the Tim Horton's donuts, but I think I'm weird in that I never liked Krispy Kreme. I always thought they just made them insanely over-sweet, Tim's donuts hit a nicer balance.

[PRC]

When Tim Horton's and Wendy's had their merger, a lot of markets here in the States had dual Wendy's/Tim Horton's shops open up together. I think the logic was, Wendy's had no breakfast business and Tim's is super strong there. You still see some of these stores, but a lot of them have disappeared after the companies split up--I think in part because in some markets Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks were just too entrenched.  But in parts of the midwest for sure, where Dunkin never came on strong, Tim's is a pretty common sight.

A lot of the Tim/Wendy's dual stores still exist, but some got converted into Tim Horton's/Coldstone Creamery combo stores.

There are several Tim/Wendy's combos in Canada.  Whenever I go in one the Wendy's side has a slow but steady business, while the Tim's side invariably has a huge line-up, no matter what time of day.

I don't get the Canadian fascination with Tim's - or at least the Western Canadian fascination.  I certainly didn't grow up with Tim's.  I think it came west in the 90s or so.   Heck Robin's Donuts is the chain I remember as a kid.

Besides - Tim's coffee isn't all that great, and they don't even make their donuts fresh anymore.

Yeah, growing up on Vancouver Island the only donut place around that I can remember was Robin's Donuts.  Tim's came out in the 90's and Robin's disappeared.  I always preferred a blueberry muffin at MMMMarvelous muffins over donuts anyways.

[Tonitrus]

Not surprised they haven't made it to Maryland, it's not exactly a business-friendly state when it comes to establishing franchises.  Hell, we only got our first Sonic less than two years ago.

According to the internets, it seems there is a Tim Hortons/Coldstone combo on Aberdeen Proving Grounds.

Other than that, either need to head out to Ohio, or West Virginia.  For VA, it seems there a couple down by Norfolk/Viriginia Beach.

[Caliga]

NHOI

Based in La-La-land.

[Caliga]

Yup, they have "Cajun Pintos" and "Dirty Rice" (very similar to Popeyes Cajun Rice.) There aren't any Bojangles immediately in my area, there are some further north near D.C. and south toward Richmond, and then if you get into the Southwest part of the State and into North Carolina they are a lot more prominent. Popeyes is the bigger chain and more distributed, I've seen them in Ohio etc, never seen Bojangles any further outside the "old Confederacy" than the D.C. area.

We have (or had) Bojangles in Kentucky.... my wife's grandparents used to go to one all the time, but it closed a few years back.  Not sure if there are any more.

[The Brain]

I got a Double-Double animal style.

Pic?

[Caliga]

If you were my facebook friend you would in fact be able to see a pic.  But I don't friend people who work in the evil nuclear industry.

[Caliga]

Anyway.... Los Angeles traffic. *stabbing eyes out with a fucking fork*