Tim Hortons Menu Prices 2026: Coffee, Timbits, Donuts & Breakfast

A medium Original Blend coffee is about $2.19 as of May 2026, with a large at $2.49. Steeped tea is the cheapest hot drink at $2.09, French Vanilla and Hot Chocolate are $2.79, and specialty espresso drinks like a Latte run $4.19. Tim Hortons coffee remains one of the best everyday-value cups in North America — the medium Original Blend is the chain's single most-ordered item.

Timbits are Tim Hortons' iconic bite-sized donut holes — a Canadian cultural touchstone introduced in 1976. They come in assorted flavors (chocolate glazed, honey dip, old fashioned plain, birthday cake). A 10-pack is $2.99, a 20-pack is $4.99 and the 40-pack party box is $8.99. Timbits are the brand's most recognizable food item after the coffee and the default office/team treat in Canada.

A 'double-double' is the most famous Tim Hortons coffee order — a coffee with two creams and two sugars. The phrase is so embedded in Canadian culture that it was added to the Canadian Oxford Dictionary. Order a medium Original Blend double-double ($2.19) and you've ordered the most quintessentially Canadian coffee there is. 'Regular' at Tims traditionally means one cream and one sugar.

The Iced Capp ($3.49 medium) is Tim Hortons' signature blended frozen coffee — an iced cappuccino whipped into a slushy, creamy texture. It's one of the chain's most iconic and most-ordered cold drinks, especially in summer. The Iced Capp Supreme ($3.99) adds whipped cream and a flavor drizzle. Many fans consider it the single best thing on the cold-drink menu.

Yes — Tim Hortons serves its breakfast sandwiches all day at most locations, a long-standing point of difference from chains with cutoff times. The core breakfast orders are the Bacon or Sausage Breakfast Sandwich ($4.49) on a biscuit, English muffin or bagel, the Farmer's Wrap ($4.99), and the Bagel B.E.L.T. ($5.29). A hash brown is $1.79.

Tim Hortons is the largest quick-service chain in Canada with several thousand locations there. Its U.S. footprint is smaller but growing, concentrated in the Northeast and Midwest — New York, Ohio, Michigan and the border states have the highest density. The brand is owned by Restaurant Brands International (alongside Burger King and Popeyes). Use the locator at timhortons.com to find a U.S. location near you.

Yes — Tim Hortons is generally the most affordable of the three on drip coffee. A medium Original Blend ($2.19) undercuts a comparable Dunkin' coffee and is well below a Starbucks brewed coffee. On donuts, Tims and Krispy Kreme are close, with Tims' Timbits offering the best per-piece value. Starbucks sits clearly at the premium end; Tim Hortons and Dunkin' compete for the everyday-value coffee-and-donut crowd.

The all-time favorites are the Boston Cream ($1.69), the Apple Fritter ($1.79), the Chocolate Dip ($1.59) and the uniquely-Tims Honey Cruller ($1.69) — a light, airy honey-glazed ring that fans consider the chain's signature donut. And of course Timbits (10 for $2.99), which let you sample the donut lineup in bite size.