Tim Hortons Coffee Menu in Canada

Coffee is where Tim Hortons started, and brewed coffee is still the heart of the menu. A small Original Blend starts at $1.59 to $1.65, and one price ladder covers Original Blend, Dark Roast and Decaf across four sizes. This page sets out the Tim Hortons coffee line for Canada: every size with its price range and calories, the cream and sugar builds Canadians order by name, and the caffeine in each cup.

Prices are printed as ranges on purpose. Tim Hortons has no single national price: each restaurant sits in a price cluster, so the same medium costs a bit more in one city than in another. The ranges below are the set checked for this site on October 27, 2026. Calories come from one source only, the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026. The caffeine figures are the company’s own published values, set out in full on the Caffeine Guide.

The brewed coffee lineup

Three coffees share the one ladder. Original Blend is the house roast, the smooth everyday cup most people mean when they order a Tim Hortons coffee. Dark Roast is the bolder cup, roasted darker for a heavier taste, and it costs exactly the same at every size. Decaf is the same style of drink without the caffeine kick, also at the same price. Poured black, all three sit at 3 to 5 calories a cup, which makes brewed coffee the lightest drink on the hot board.

The builds sit on the same cards. A Double Double is the coffee with two creams and two sugars, a Regular is one cream and one sugar, and a Triple Triple is three of each, and each build is poured on Original Blend or Dark Roast. The seasonal Brown Sugar Cream Coffee is a brewed coffee too, and it sits in the card set below; Tim Hortons does not publish a price or a calorie count for it, so its card says so rather than guessing.

Lattes, cappuccinos and the rest of the espresso line sit on the Hot Drinks page, with the teas and hot chocolate.

Sizes and prices

The four cups were renamed in January 2012, when the old small became the new extra small and every size moved up a name. What did not change is the shape of the ladder: each step up costs a few dimes and adds a lot of coffee.

Size	Cup	Price	Calories, poured black
Small	296 mL (10 oz)	$1.59 to $1.65	3 cal
Medium	414 mL (14 oz)	$1.83 to $2.09	4 cal
Large	591 mL (20 oz)	$2.07 to $2.29	5 cal
Extra Large	710 mL (24 oz)	$2.35 to $2.69	5 cal

Size changes the value as much as the price. A Small works out to roughly $0.54 per 100 mL, while a Large drops to about $0.35 to $0.39 per 100 mL, so the bigger cup is the cheaper way to drink the same coffee. Feeding a crew instead? The Take Twelve packs twelve cups of brewed coffee into one carry box for about $19.99 to $23.99, in Original Blend, Dark Roast or Decaf. The full menu with prices for every category sits on the Prices page, and every drink on one page sits on the Full Menu page.

Cream, sugar and the builds

Cream and sugar cost nothing extra at most stores, so the builds all ring in at the black coffee price for their size. The calories are where they part ways. The Double Double figures below are built from the official guide’s own cream and sugar rows, the same build this site uses on its cards and its calculator.

Build	Small	Medium	Large	Extra Large
Black	3 cal	4 cal	5 cal	5 cal
Regular (1 cream, 1 sugar)	70 cal	100 cal	120 cal	150 cal
Double Double (2 creams, 2 sugars)	143 cal	194 cal	255 cal	305 cal

A Medium Double Double carries about 20 grams of sugar. A Triple Triple is simply three creams and three sugars, one step sweeter again; the guide publishes no calorie count for it, so the cards leave it as not published. Swapping cream for 2% milk drops the addition to 15 to 40 calories by size. To run your exact order, add the drink and size in the nutrition calculator, or check the full nutrition facts table, which covers all 346 items in the official guide.

Caffeine in a brewed coffee

These are the caffeine values Tim Hortons has published for its brewed coffee in Canada, printed plainly by drink and size.

Drink	Small	Medium	Large	Extra Large
Original Blend Coffee	140 mg	205 mg	270 mg	330 mg
Dark Roast Coffee	130 mg	195 mg	260 mg	315 mg
Decaf Coffee	6 mg	9 mg	12 mg	15 mg

Two things catch people out. Dark Roast tastes stronger than Original Blend, but it runs a little lower at every size: the darker flavour is the roast, not extra caffeine. And cream and sugar change the calories, not the caffeine, so a Double Double carries the same milligrams as the coffee poured into it. Read the ladder against Health Canada’s maximum of 400 mg a day for a healthy adult: one Medium at 205 mg is about half the day, and two Mediums come to 410 mg, already over. The full chart for every drink, hot and cold, is on the Caffeine Guide.

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