<p>We have several in Maine, and there’s one just down the hill from my dorm :D</p>
<p>Although really, the best restaurant in Canada is St. Hubert’s</p>
<p>I was in Canada this summer and it was a HUGE deal there.</p>
<p>Apparently, it’s loved because it’s cheap and good coffee (which, incidentally, it is).</p>
<p>Starbucks here.</p>
<p>I love Tim Hortons. I had an excellent wrap there.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, we do not have any in my area.</p>
<p>Oh Canada, my home and native land!</p>
<p>I see ads for them all the time when I watch NHL games on TSN or CBC streamed online. From what I’ve heard, they’re pretty good and sorta similar to a Dunkin Doughnuts- but better.</p>
<p>The donuts are definitely better. The downside is that I don’t work there and that they don’t have Dunkaccini and their Chai is made with an actual teabag</p>
<p>This Tim Horton’s place sounds pretty good. 
It’s OK. I’ve got Portillo’s. :D</p>
<p>You guys also have Steak and Shake, which fills me with spleen</p>
<p>Steak and Shake is good too. Their food is really small though, and they charge you too much for it (at the one in my town anyway).</p>
<p>There aren’t any near me, but as a Michiganite, I’ve obviously heard of it.</p>
<p>I find the term “Michigander” more appeasing</p>
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<p>Making chai how it’s supposed to be made - oh, the horror!</p>
<p>The fake chai (made by pouring Vanilla Chai powder packets into steamed milk) smells better and seems like it would taste better :b</p>
<p>Have a lot in Michigan, and I absolutely love them.</p>
<p>^^Haha, I hate chai myself.</p>