Honestly, the donuts or the coffee aren't worth the drive. Canadian's love it for the nostalgia, not because it tastes amazing. As a kid you went there with yo

Honestly, the donuts or the coffee aren't worth the drive. Canadian's love it for the nostalgia, not because it tastes amazing. As a kid you went there with your parents. As a teen you went there with your friends. In highschool/summer, when you didn't have specific plans (@4pm or @4am), you met up at TH. In university, you'd go get a soup, sandwich and drink, sick of eating the same thing for the 4th time this week. Now as an adult you go back home, and if you're meeting old friends, you know you're meeting at Timmy's. Infact, half the fun is meeting at Timmy's. I think I'm quoting one of their ads but, for Canadian's "Its [just] where life happens". Anyways, not saying you shouldn't take the road trip. Long drives with a friend or two just for some "mediocre" food are the most fun trips. I have one almost annually for In-N-Out. Definitely don't be expecting ambrosia though, its awesome because its not special, its just a donut and a double double.