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Tim’s Crispy Chicken Sandwich for £1.99 @ Tim Hortons
Tim’s Crispy Chicken Sandwich for £1.99 @ Tim Hortons
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Posted 4 July 2022

Tim’s Crispy Chicken Sandwich for £1.99 @ Tim Hortons

£1.99£5.4964% off
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Deal of the week @ Tim Hortons.
Great price for crispy chicken sandwich considering RRP is £5.49.

Definitely worth it for £1.99.

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  1. deleted2784183's avatar
    Anonymous User
    Absolutely the worst food available anywhere in the UK. They seem to exist solely to make McDonald's look good.Also, why do they dip their hash-browns in a puddle before serving them? (edited)
    royals's avatar
    royals
    Can’t be as bad as five guys. Terrible burger and massively overpriced. Burger fries and drink for almost £19
  2. ADDYA's avatar
    ADDYA
    Good deal,shame they don't accept cash
    ADDYA's avatar
    ADDYA

    Replying to

    It matters to some,not all of us want to run up debts on plastic,also cash is easier to manage you're finances,also many pensioners rely on cash (edited)
  3. Stephen_petrou's avatar
    Stephen_petrou
    Just had one, was a different league to McDonald's,a proper piece of chicken in a toasted bun. Absolute bargain for £1.99
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    DevilWithin's avatar
    DevilWithin
    That's actually a fair comparison as well. McDonald's chicken sandwiches are terrible quality for the price they charge. Literally a 'boss man' chicken steak burger for £5 a meal.
  4. SpaceInvader93's avatar
    SpaceInvader93
    The worst fast food I've ever had. Save yourself a fiver and get a Rustlers for £1 if you like naff burgers. Oh and the chicken strips were like overcooked cardboard. Don't know how this place is still in business in my area when there's a Mcdonalds and Nandos next door.
  5. MightySaints's avatar
    MightySaints
    Breakfast meal deal has gone up from £.1.99 to £2.49 to £2.99 then £3.49 within the last 12 months. I appreciate that costs across the whole of retail has gone up because of whatever but a 75% increase is a bit excessive.
    freedms_stain's avatar
    freedms_stain
    The cheap breakfast deal was almost certainly a loss leader to develop the brand in the UK.

    The price rise was inevitable.
  6. bargain.betty's avatar
    bargain.betty
    Considering the Meal deals are £2.99 when on offer this is cold
  7. deleted2827455's avatar
    Anonymous User
    Doesn't affect me but their chicken products are halal, for any Muslims who are interested.

    Does anyone know if you can choose Timbits flavours? They gave me a random selection last time and some were a bit rank.
  8. yaboy's avatar
    yaboy
    I'm goin dixy
  9. mart321's avatar
    mart321
    These are popping up all over the north. Never heard of them until 6 months ago. Majority seem to be in agreeance that it's naff though. What's with this fast food obsession in the UK, the government should really step up and take action. Theres 4 pizza and kebab shops side by side in my hometown and about 25 altogether just in the main town area. No wonder theres so many fatties. We are heading the way of the USA and it's no wonder the NHS is constantly knackered (not to mention underfunded). Give it 20 years and there could easily be no free healthcare in this country. What will the fatties do then when they need a triple heart bipass or gastric band. Because i know they won't want to pay £20k for one...


    Rant over, I'm off to order a kebab for tea

    (edited)
    salesac1's avatar
    salesac1
    Why do you want yet MORE nannying from this nanny state? People have to take responsibility for their own diet and health. As for the NHS being 'knackered' and 'underfunded', exactly how much more than the current £229bn (45% of our total government spending) do you want sunk into it, instead of other important areas where it wouldn't disappear into a black hole? It shouldn't require more than 25-30% of the spending budget to deliver an efficient service. 'Our NHS' may be the new religion, but it's an utter shambles and needs total reconstruction - sadly, there's no political will to do so, because the slightest hint of any change immediately brings out the 'Privatisation!!' scaremongerers from the left. (edited)
  10. jamie15's avatar
    jamie15
    I love Tim Hortons drinks (especially French Vanilla Latte) and like the doughnuts, but the food is always poor. Incredibly overpriced and badly made. To serve something that is worse quality than McDonald's yet cost twice as much is criminal.
  11. PeeEssDoubleYou's avatar
    PeeEssDoubleYou
    They’d have to pay me to eat their utter filth. Go KFC.
    americanonpurpose's avatar
    americanonpurpose
    Ladies and gentlemen, take in a deep breath and enjoy this comment for its absolute beauty
  12. jon81uk's avatar
    jon81uk
    Tried their breakfast deal a couple of times and its always cold.

    Will only go for doughnuts now.
    scunny's avatar
    scunny
    Don't buy breakfasts from there then, problem sorted. HOT deal
  13. Zaxxan's avatar
    Zaxxan
    Never heard of them. Are they national?
    deleted2827455's avatar
    Anonymous User
    They're a Canadian institution. Aggressively expanding here though.
  14. andrewmp's avatar
    andrewmp
    I hoped they would be good, but they're not.

    Bacon tastes like fake liquid smoke, only half decent stuff they sell is their coffee.
  15. Lee_v78's avatar
    Lee_v78
    The worst place I've ever sat in and eaten never again
  16. crabby09's avatar
    crabby09
    Is that original price correct? 5.49 for just the sandwich?
  17. _Steve's avatar
    _Steve
    They couldn't pay me to eat a burger at this place again - went in with the family to see what the fuss was about this new restaurant opening - ordered 4 burgers and waffle fries - took them about 20 minutes to "cook" - they tasted awful - as previous comments have said a rustlers microwave burger tastes better - a fairground food tastes 20 times better, McDonalds tastes 50 times better - please save your money - eat elsewhere.
  18. KittyKate's avatar
    KittyKate
    I honestly don't know how this place keeps going. They opened one in Stockport, rammed the first weekend but always dead now as the food is horrific. Cold, greasy, hard bread, limp salad. Thought I'd give it one last go for the coffee and donuts on Friday, sent back both as the coffee was burnt and the donuts were stale. The only two other people in the shop were also making complaints. More fool me for giving them a second chance, it's vile!
    Dawsy's avatar
    Dawsy
    I predict exactly this for the Mansfield one.
    Probably a big tax write off
  19. PeanutBudda's avatar
    PeanutBudda
    The burger looks dry as the heel of my foot.
    Reesty's avatar
    Reesty

    Replying to

    It's an acquired taste, though
  20. Spartan117b's avatar
    Spartan117b
    Quite enjoy their breakfast however the food can be luke warm at best never hot.shame.
  21. wrongmark's avatar
    wrongmark
    I decided to try Tim Horton’s and had a beef burger there a few weeks ago. It was the worst burger I’ve ever had. Never again.
  22. deleted2827455's avatar
    Anonymous User
    A lot of people are missing the point of the place.

    Tim Horton's is a coffee and doughnut place that does some hot food additionally. It's like complaining that Starbucks sandwiches are awful, it's...not the reason people go.
    SalfordCityRed's avatar
    SalfordCityRed

    Replying to

    'Tim Hortons freshly prepared food & delicious brewed coffee'... Where's the caveat that says their food is allowed to be poor aside from doughnuts? I do have a brain, how could I have missed this, and how could you think it's acceptable?
  23. Quids's avatar
    Quids
    I was stuck in Canada for over six months during the pandemic (no planes). I loved Tim Hortons. The food THERE was great, bit of difference depending on which one you went to, but in general it was good, and INCREDIBLY cheap over there. Sad to hear it's not the same standard or price here.
    L_GRL7's avatar
    L_GRL7
    The same, it's better than other fast food in Canada, especially the doughnuts
  24. jonnyholywoodni's avatar
    jonnyholywoodni
    Funny what a range of opinions but pleased to see most people seem to agree KFC is king.
    DevilWithin's avatar
    DevilWithin
    Would rather go to any generic chicken shop before I'd go to KFC. Mediocre rip-off.
  25. golfmck1980ltd's avatar
    golfmck1980ltd
    Had this yesterday at my local Tim's was actually quite good for what it was better than KFC by a mile and probably better than MacDonalds as well
  26. pKaTz's avatar
    pKaTz
    Is this national?
    nihir's avatar
    nihir Author
    It is nationwide, they also posted on twitter.
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  27. Nav_A20's avatar
    Nav_A20
    Love the breakfast. Good value.
    Stephen_petrou's avatar
    Stephen_petrou
    Quality selection of drinks
  28. Hoboman's avatar
    Hoboman
    Do they have an offer for vegetarians and vegans as well like this?
    Tonya22's avatar
    Tonya22
    There is always a Veg & Vegan options
  29. bigmike2028's avatar
    bigmike2028
    For me personally I think their best menu item is the grilled cheese and ham.
  30. JaxStorm's avatar
    JaxStorm
    Not on ubereats lol
  31. cyril69's avatar
    cyril69
    Dang y'all
  32. Mara_Magic's avatar
    Mara_Magic
    never seen this place before, thought it was only in canada
  33. abz123_2013's avatar
    abz123_2013
    Is it only 1 per customer
  34. Androider86's avatar
    Androider86
    Tim Hortons sells food? I thought it was a clothes shop. I'm getting old
  35. m7jgp's avatar
    m7jgp
    Had a chicken burger it was edible just about dressing they put on is bland mayo need to spice the mayo up to get equal to McDonald’s don’t they have experts at Tim horton’s think they will go under
    Dawsy's avatar
    Dawsy
    They are owned by YUM same company that owns pizza hut. I believe in the UK they are closing stores and opening new ones.
    We have one opening this month in Mansfield (Nottinghamshire)
    Yet you can see on twitter other branches are closing.
    We already have an over saturated big brand restaurant presence in the area. We had a frankie and bennys close mid covid. They opened a nandos, Bella italia and chiquitos and already chiquitos has closed.
    So they open a taco Bell, Tim Hortons and move the domino's to the location of the taco and tims.
    I expect in a couple of years both taco Bell and Tim's will close.
  36. DevilWithin's avatar
    DevilWithin
    Seems the law of Tim Horton's is to go for the donuts and coffee but avoid the hot food.
  37. scameron77's avatar
    scameron77
    I got a burger from there, the most insipid fast food I’ve ever had and that’s saying something
  38. chrisohanians's avatar
    chrisohanians
    Went to the new one in London, queued for 1 hour in the car and the food was just ok. Coffees were better but not sure the current queues 4 days after opening are valid
  39. laplap's avatar
    laplap
    Thanks.
  40. scrosby23's avatar
    scrosby23
    Brilliant for the price. Will get me another one later
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