FINALLY! Tim Hortons Cafe and Bake Shop in Stratford, NJ Opening This Week
Tim Hortons, the café and bakeshop popular in other U.S. states and in Canada, is finally opening this week Stratford, Camden County.
To be honest, I didn't know what a Tim Hortons was until a couple of years ago when I was listening to a true-crime podcast and the hosts kept referring to Tim Hortons like it was a person's house, lol. It took me a bit to realize Tim Hortons was a coffee shop.
Of course, as a Starbucks lover, my curiosity was piqued because there was no Tim Hortons here in South Jersey. I eventually did see there are a few in North Jersey, in and around Philadelphia, and in Delaware, but I never ventured to one.
As of this week, I won't have to go far to have my first Tim Hortons experience. One has been built in Stratford!
And Bill Bray, Stratford's Borough Clerk, shared the good news with us over the weekend that Tim Hortons Grand Opening/Ribbon Cutting ceremony will happen Wednesday, November 17th at 11:30 a.m.!
Guests will be treated to special giveaways (while supplies last and commuters), and there's a drive-thru window for you to grab your coffee if you've got to pop by and run.
Hortons menu includes premium coffee, hot and cold specialty drinks like lattes and cappuccinos, specialty teas, fruit smoothies, fresh baked goods, grilled Panini and classic sandwiches, wraps, soups, prepared foods, and more!
Back in May, we shared the good news after seeing a report on 42freeway.com confirming the construction.
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The hockey-themed Tim Hortons, known for their coffee and donuts, will be located on the White Horse Pike at New Road, right between the CVS and TD Bank and within walking distance to the Lindenwold PATCO train station.
It's probably going to do really well just from its proximity to the railway. I've already got my eye on trying one of their breakfast sandwiches. Hopefully, I can make it out there sometime soon if not for the Grand Opening.
According to 42freeway.com, Tim Hortons gets its name from a Toronto Maple Leaf's hockey player who started the chain in 1964. Canadians call Tim Hortons 'Timmies'.