Tim Hortons is planning two new cafes in Pennsylvania, both in the heart of Philadelphia. The Canadian coffee-and-doughnut chain, featured in our look at coffee alternatives to Starbucks, has signed leases for locations at 1517 Chestnut Street and 1900 Market Street in Center City.
The addresses are confirmed, but the shops are not open yet. Leasing firm Soloff Realty & Development announced the two leases in May 2026, and Philadelphia news outlets highlighted the projects in late October. Neither cafe has a publicly confirmed opening date, so the city’s next Tim Hortons coffee runs will have to wait.
One Tim Hortons is coming to Chestnut Street
The first proposed cafe would occupy 1517 Chestnut Street near Rittenhouse Square. The storefront formerly housed an H&R Block and has been vacant for years, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal…