Iconic Canadian restaurant chain Tim Hortons has confirmed it will open in Liverpool later this year.
The restaurant chain, which now has more than 50 sites across the UK, will open its first restaurant and drive-thru in Aintree. The new site is expected to create more that 50 jobs in the local area.
Tim Hortons in Aintree will be serving the chain’s famed fresh coffee, delicious donuts and signature Timbits around the clock. It will also offer breakfast, lunch and evening meal options, including hot sandwiches, burgers and wraps.
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Tim Hortons is known for its impressive opening giveaways, so people are encouraged to keep their eyes peeled and follow the Tim Hortons Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages for more news.
The Chief Commercial Officer of Tim Hortons franchise in the UK said: “Our arrival in Merseyside is a momentous occasion for us as fans in the Liverpool area have made it one of the most requested locations we have ever had. Our guests are known to travel quite the distance to get their hands on our famed offering, so I am delighted that we can bring our Canadian charm to the doorstep of the local community.
“Our amazing team, up and down the country, play a key part in the success of our brand and we are proud to be recruiting a number of full and part time roles. We welcome applications from all those passionate about a career in hospitality, no matter the experience and will be accepting applications from today via our website.”
Further details and an opening date are expected in the coming weeks.
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