Tim Hortons Menu Prices Canada 2026

Tim Hortons price searches are messy because they mix three different things: official menu availability, local franchise pricing and third-party delivery markups. This guide keeps those separate. Use the ranges below to plan a typical Canada order, then use the official Tim Hortons menu or the Tims app for your exact store.

Coffee Near You tracks Tim Hortons locations across Canada and the United States, including dense Canadian markets such as Ontario and Quebec plus U.S. border-state coverage. That location layer matters for prices because a store in Toronto, a highway stop in Ontario and a Tim Hortons in Michigan can have different menus, taxes and order channels even when the brand name is the same.

Does Tim Hortons have one Canada-wide price list?

No. Tim Hortons prices are local, not a single fixed national list. The official menu shows items after you select a location, and the order total can change with store, province, tax, app offer and delivery channel. That is why a price screenshot from one city should be treated as a snapshot, not a promise for every Canadian store.

The fairest way to read a price guide is to split it into two layers. First, the official menu tells you what Tim Hortons currently sells in your market: coffee, Double Double, Iced Capp, cold brew, donuts, Timbits, bagels, wraps and breakfast sandwiches. Second, local pricing tells you what your selected store charges today. Third-party price trackers such as PriceListo Canada can be useful for observed ranges, but they are not the same as the official checkout price.

What are typical Tim Hortons menu prices in Canada?

Most everyday Tim Hortons orders fall into a predictable set of bands. A simple hot coffee or steeped tea is the budget order. Iced Capps, lattes, cold brew and breakfast sandwiches sit in the middle. Combos, delivery orders, limited-time beverages and loaded breakfast items sit higher.

Ranges are planning estimates for Canadian stores before tax. They combine the site's Tim Hortons brand data with current third-party price observations. Always confirm your exact store total in the Tims app or official order flow.

How much is Tim Hortons coffee in Canada?

A medium hot coffee is commonly around $1.99-$2.49 CAD before tax. That makes Original Blend, Dark Roast and steeped tea the lowest-cost daily beverages for most Canadian Tim Hortons visits. A Double Double costs the same base drink price, but the nutrition profile changes because it includes two creams and two sugars.

Size matters less than drink type. Moving from small to medium or medium to large usually adds a modest amount, while moving from brewed coffee to latte, cold brew or frozen drinks changes the order into a higher price tier. If you mostly care about caffeine per dollar, hot coffee is usually stronger value than an espresso milk drink.

• Lowest-cost hot drinks: Original Blend Coffee, Dark Roast Coffee and Steeped Tea.
• Icon order: Double Double, meaning two creams and two sugars in hot coffee.
• Best local check: pick a nearby store from the Tim Hortons menu hub and compare the item page with the app.

How much are Iced Capps, cold brew and iced coffee?

Cold drinks are usually the step up from basic coffee. A medium Original Iced Capp commonly lands around $3.29-$3.99 CAD, while flavored or seasonal Iced Capps can move higher. Iced coffee is usually cheaper than an Iced Capp, and cold brew usually sits between iced coffee and specialty espresso drinks.

If you are comparing calories or caffeine before paying, use our caffeine hub and calories hub alongside the local price. The lowest price is not always the lightest drink, especially with cream, sugar, whipped topping or flavored bases.

How much are Timbits, donuts and breakfast items?

Timbits and breakfast are where Tim Hortons feels most different from a pure coffee chain. A single donut or small bakery item is often the cheapest food add-on. Timbits are usually priced by pack size. Breakfast sandwiches, wraps and loaded bagels cost more because protein, egg, cheese and combo options change the build.

Tim Hortons has the densest Coffee Near You coverage in Canadian markets such as Toronto, Montreal, Ontario and Quebec. That density makes breakfast price checks especially local: two nearby stores can show different availability for wedges, bagels, wraps, donuts, limited-time bakery items and breakfast combos.

• Cheapest sweet add-on: a single donut or small Timbits pack.
• Best group add-on: a Timbits multi-pack, because the per-piece price usually improves with size.
• Breakfast value check: compare sandwich-only pricing against combo pricing before assuming the combo saves money.
• Availability check: bakery selection changes by store and daypart, especially later in the day.

Why do Tim Hortons prices change by location?

Local costs, franchise pricing, taxes and order channel all affect the final price. A Canadian urban store may face different rent and labor costs than a smaller town. A highway location may price differently because it serves travelers. Delivery apps can add menu markups, service fees and delivery fees that do not exist for a walk-in order.

Taxes also make screenshots confusing. Some menus show pre-tax prices, while checkout may show a total after tax and fees. That is why the right comparison is not “one screenshot versus another screenshot.” It is the same item, same size, same store type and same order channel.

How do you check the exact Tim Hortons price near you?

Choose the store first, then read the price. Open the official Tim Hortons menu, the Tims app or a store page near you, select the exact restaurant and build the item in the size you want. That is the only way to see a precise local order total before you leave.

1. Start from the Tim Hortons directory or the official app.
2. Pick the city and store you plan to visit.
3. Check whether the item is available now and whether breakfast or bakery service is still active.
4. Build the exact size and customization.
5. Compare pickup against delivery before judging the price.

Store hours affect menu availability too. If you are ordering early, late or on a holiday, verify the selected store in the Tim Hortons hours guide and the Tim Hortons holiday hours guide before assuming breakfast, bakery or cold drinks are available. For off-menu-style requests, use the Tim Hortons secret menu guide so the custom order starts from a real menu item and stays easy to price locally.

What is the cheapest way to order at Tim Hortons?

Start with hot coffee or steeped tea, then use the app for offers. A basic coffee order usually beats specialty drinks on price. A single donut, bagel or Timbits pack is usually a cheaper food add-on than a full breakfast sandwich. The exception is a live Tims app offer, which can make a cold drink, combo or multi-item order temporarily cheaper.

• Order pickup instead of delivery when possible; delivery can add markup and fees.
• Compare a la carte breakfast with combo pricing in the app.
• Use Tims Rewards for regular orders, but check the redemption tier before spending points.
• Choose coffee or tea when you want the lowest daily drink cost.
• Use larger Timbits packs for groups instead of multiple single bakery items.

How do Tim Hortons prices compare with Starbucks?

Tim Hortons is usually the cheaper Canadian choice for basic coffee and breakfast. Starbucks competes more on specialty espresso, customization and cafe seating, while Tim Hortons is built around commuter coffee, bakery, drive-thru service and breakfast value. The comparison is closest on promo days and widest on everyday brewed coffee.

For the broader brand comparison, read whether Starbucks is more expensive than Tim Hortons in Canada or use the Tim Hortons drive-thru guide if speed matters more than the lowest menu price.

What should you remember before ordering?

Use price ranges for planning and a selected store for the real total. Tim Hortons is value-oriented, but the exact number changes with store, province, tax, delivery and offers. A medium coffee, Iced Capp, Timbits pack and breakfast sandwich are the best benchmark items because they cover the orders most people compare.

The bottom line: Tim Hortons remains one of Canada's easiest places to build a low-cost coffee and breakfast order, but the final price is local. Check the store, scan the Tims app offers and compare pickup against delivery before deciding what is actually cheapest today.