Restaurants Catering

Tim Hortons Receipt Generator

A restaurant bill: a logo header, four line items, a separate tax line and a debit card block ending 8219. For meal claims that have to show tax and service separately from the food.

Use this template Start from blank

Logo header
4 line items
Tax line
Card payment
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The Tim Hortons Receipt template, printed as it comes

80mm roll · 5 sections

What is on this receipt

The example loads into the editor exactly as shown. Every figure below is a starting point, not a fixed value.

Merchant block: Tim Hortons # 102252
Line items: 4 items — Maple Cream Donut, Chocolate Croissant, Bacon Breakfast Wrap
Totals: Subtotal $13.50 · Tax $1.54 · Total Tax $1.54 · Grand Total $16.58
Paid by: Debit · **** **** **** 8219 · Chip · APPROVED
Printed note: Order #: 308
Currency: $

5 sections, top to bottom

Merchant block
Printed note
Line items and totals
Payment block
Printed note

Sections can be reordered, removed or added to — the Tim Hortons Receipt is a starting arrangement, not a fixed form.

Every line on it is editable

The template opens in the editor as a stack of sections. Change what you need, watch the receipt redraw beside you, then download it.

The merchant block

Replace “Tim Hortons # 102252” with your own name, address and phone. The logo above it can be swapped, or dropped entirely.

Date and time

Add a date and time stamp anywhere in the stack.

4 line items

Edit the description, quantity and price on each, add more, or drag them into a different order.

Totals and tax

The example carries a tax line. Change the rate, add more lines, or remove them.

How it was paid

Card scheme, last four digits, entry method and approval status — or switch it to cash with change.

Footer and codes

Add a barcode or QR code under the footer note, sized to real receipt proportions.

How to make a restaurant bill

The template opens filled in. Change what you need and download it — no account until you do.

Pick a template or start blank

Choose from 189 templates by shop type, or open a blank slip. The template loads straight into the editor with every line already filled in as an example.

Edit the details

Change the business name and address, the date and time, the line items and prices, the tax and total, and the card or cash details. Add or remove sections and drag them into the order you want.

Download it

Export as PNG, JPG or PDF. Downloads are watermark-free and print at true thermal-roll size.

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When a restaurant bill is worth having

Meal expenses

Client lunches and per-diem claims, with tax and tip broken out the way an expense policy asks for.

Splitting a bill

Show a table exactly what each course cost before working out who owes what.

Menu and pricing mock-ups

Try a price list on a printed bill before it reaches a real terminal.

Replacing a lost bill

Rebuild the evening from the card statement line when the paper copy never made it home.

Tim Hortons Receipt: questions

What people ask before making a restaurant bill — and the answers that apply to this template.

Should the tip be part of the total?

On a card receipt the tip usually sits below the total on its own line, with a blank line for the customer to write in. On a closed cash bill it is added into the total. Both are possible here.

What goes in the two-column block?

Table number, server name, covers and order number — the details a restaurant uses to find the ticket again.

Is it free to use this template?

Yes. Editing and previewing are free and need no account, and downloads are free too — they just ask you to make an account so your receipts are saved and can be edited later.

Which formats can I download?

PNG, JPG and PDF. PNG is the sharpest for screens, PDF is the one to attach to an expense claim, and JPG is the smallest to send in a message.

Can I change every field?

Every line. The template loads into the editor as a stack of sections — header, date, items, payment, notes — and each one can be edited, reordered, added or removed.