Tim Hortons, Burger King, Popeyes & Firehouse Subs Scraper

Get every store and every store's own menu prices for four of North America's biggest restaurant chains in one actor: Tim Hortons, Burger King, Popeyes and Firehouse Subs.

• Complete store lists, no map-tiling or guesswork. About 22,000 locations across Canada, the USA and 18 more countries: address, coordinates, phone, time zone, franchisee, hours per channel (dining room, drive-thru, delivery, curbside, catering), amenities (drive-thru, Wi-Fi, playground, parking, halal…) and online-ordering status.
• Store-level menu prices. One row per item, size and combo per store, with that store's price. Prices really differ from store to store. Between one Toronto and one Vancouver Tim Hortons, 229 of 640 shared items had different prices. A Whopper in Chicago ranges from $5.89 to $6.19 depending on the store.
• Pickup and delivery prices (Burger King always; Tim Hortons and Firehouse Subs on request), useful for delivery-markup analysis.
• English + French item names for Canada, categories, sizes grouped under their product, calories, product photos, and optional full nutrition facts and allergens.
• Price-change tracking. Run it on a schedule and get only what changed since your last run: price increases and decreases, new items, removed items.
• Fast and light: pure HTTP, no browser, no login. A store's full menu takes about 2 seconds.

What you can scrape

Brand	Store data	Menu prices
Tim Hortons	Canada (~3,960), USA (~700)	Canada + USA
Burger King	USA (~6,500), Canada (~380), UK, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Switzerland, Poland, Czechia, Ireland, Romania, New Zealand, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Brazil	USA + Canada
Firehouse Subs	USA (~1,280), Canada (~200)	USA + Canada
Popeyes	USA (~3,100), Canada (~380), Spain, New Zealand, Poland, France, Italy, Czechia, Romania, South Korea, Switzerland	not available (store data only)

Menu prices are available for stores that offer online ordering (about 93% of Tim Hortons stores and 98% of Burger King US stores). Other stores still get a full store row.

Input

Field	What it does
Brands	Any of Tim Hortons, Burger King, Popeyes, Firehouse Subs.
Countries	Canada and USA by default.
What to output	Stores, Menu items & prices, Price changes since last run.
Cities	Store address city, e.g. Toronto, North York, Montréal, New York. Add a province/state to disambiguate: London, ON.
Provinces / states	ON, QC, NY, TX… or full names.
Postal / ZIP code prefixes	M5V, H2, 100…
Near a point + radius	43.6532, -79.3832 and a radius in km. Returns the nearest stores first, with distanceKm.
Store IDs	Specific store numbers. Use burgerking:12871 when scraping several brands. Listed stores are always included, whatever Max stores says.
Delivery prices	Adds delivery prices for Tim Hortons and Firehouse Subs (Burger King always has them).
Nutrition & allergens	Full nutrition facts plus allergens split into contains / may contain / shared equipment.
Only items containing	Keep only items whose name contains a keyword (iced capp, whopper). Good for tracking a basket across hundreds of stores.
Max stores / Max rows	Limits. Max stores defaults to 10; set it to 0 to scrape every matching store.

Leave all location filters empty to get every store of the selected brands and countries.

Example inputs

All Tim Hortons stores in Canada (store rows only, well under a minute):

{ "brands": ["timhortons"], "countries": ["CA"], "outputs": ["stores"], "maxStores": 0 }

Menu prices at the 20 Burger King and Tim Hortons stores nearest downtown Montréal, with delivery prices:

{ "brands": ["burgerking", "timhortons"], "countries": ["CA"], "nearLocation": "45.5019, -73.5674", "radiusKm": 5, "maxStores": 20, "includeDeliveryPrices": true }

Weekly price tracker for Iced Capps across Ontario (schedule it; the first run saves a baseline):

{ "brands": ["timhortons"], "countries": ["CA"], "provinces": ["ON"], "maxStores": 0, "outputs": ["priceChanges"], "itemKeywords": ["iced capp"], "priceHistoryName": "ontario-iced-capp" }

Output

Every row has a type: store, menuItem or priceChange. The dataset has ready-made Menu prices, Stores and Price changes table views, and you can export to JSON, CSV, Excel or via API.

Store row

{
  "type": "store",
  "brand": "Tim Hortons",
  "country": "CA",
  "storeId": "100141",
  "storeName": "2700, Rue Ontario Est Montreal, Quebec H2K 1W9 - Canada",
  "address": "2700, Rue Ontario Est",
  "city": "Montreal",
  "province": "QC",
  "postalCode": "H2K 1W9",
  "latitude": 45.534464,
  "longitude": -73.551343,
  "phone": "5145261707",
  "email": "TimHortons100141@timzone.com",
  "timezone": "America/Toronto",
  "franchiseGroupName": "9516-0487 QUEBEC INC.",
  "status": "Open",
  "hasMobileOrdering": true,
  "hasDriveThru": false,
  "hasDelivery": true,
  "hasWifi": true,
  "diningRoomHours": { "mon": "00:00-23:59", "tue": "00:00-23:59", "…": "…" },
  "driveThruHours": null,
  "deliveryHours": { "mon": "00:00-23:59", "…": "…" },
  "menuStatus": "scraped",
  "menuItemCount": 801,
  "mapsUrl": "https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=45.534464,-73.551343",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-24T06:00:42.348Z"
}

Menu item row

{
  "type": "menuItem",
  "brand": "Burger King",
  "country": "CA",
  "storeId": "12829",
  "storeCity": "Montreal",
  "storeProvince": "QC",
  "itemId": "75197f10-1174-408b-bcb1-7cd3af5e6b40",
  "itemType": "combo",
  "name": "Maple Bacon BBQ Whopper® Medium Combo",
  "nameFr": "Trio Maple Bacon BBQ Whopper® format moyen",
  "category": "Limited Time Only",
  "parentName": "Maple Bacon BBQ Whopper®",
  "variant": "Medium Combo - Side and Drink Included",
  "price": 14.99,
  "pickupPrice": 14.99,
  "deliveryPrice": 16.99,
  "currency": "CAD",
  "isAvailable": true,
  "calories": 1490,
  "caloriesMin": 1170,
  "caloriesMax": 2300,
  "imageUrl": "https://…/image-f131008cc31a498884f172d8b85c188f16e6c70b-1500x1500-png",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-24T06:00:42.349Z"
}

Price change row (only with Price changes since last run)

{
  "type": "priceChange",
  "brand": "Tim Hortons",
  "storeId": "102601",
  "storeCity": "Toronto",
  "name": "Medium Patronus Sparkling Quencher",
  "changeType": "priceChanged",
  "previousPrice": 3.99,
  "price": 4.19,
  "priceChange": 0.2,
  "currency": "CAD",
  "previousScrapedAt": "2026-09-17T06:00:00.000Z",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-24T06:00:00.000Z"
}

changeType is priceChanged, newItem or removedItem.

Field notes

• price is the pickup price, or the delivery price when an item is delivery-only. Prices are in the store's currency (CAD, USD).
• itemType: item (a single product or size), combo (a meal) or picker (a product with several sizes, priced at its default size). Sizes point to their product in parentName. Burger King rows also carry the chosen option in variant (e.g. "Medium Combo - Side and Drink Included").
• Firehouse Subs combos are priced as the combo upgrade (side + drink). The sandwich they are built on is in mainItemName / mainItemPrice.
• productHierarchy (Tim Hortons) is the brand's own product classification, e.g. "Cold Beverages > Ready To Drink > …".
• menuStatus on store rows: scraped, no-online-ordering (the store doesn't sell online, so it has no online menu), not-available, not-supported (Popeyes and international stores) or error.
• Hours are local store time. A day with null means no hours for that channel that day.
• cmsUpdatedAt is when the brand last updated the store's listing.
• franchiseGroupName is the franchisee company and email the store's own mailbox. If a franchisee is listed under a person's own name, or a store lists a personal mailbox, the field is left empty: the actor only outputs business identities.

Use cases

• Menu price intelligence and inflation tracking. Follow the same basket across hundreds of stores and weeks.
• Delivery-markup analysis. Compare pickup vs in-app delivery price per item and store.
• Franchise and site-selection research. Get every location with franchisee company, drive-thru, hours and coordinates.
• Competitive benchmarking. Put Tim Hortons, Burger King, Popeyes and Firehouse Subs locations and prices side by side.
• Nutrition and allergen datasets for food apps.

FAQ

Why do some stores have no menu? Only stores that sell through the brand's app or website have an online menu. Other stores (some airports, kiosks, a few franchise locations) get a store row with menuStatus: "no-online-ordering".

Why are there several rows for one drink? Each size is its own row (Small / Medium / Large), and so is each combo size. Use parentName to group them.

How many rows is a menu? Roughly 400–800 per store. Use Only items containing or Max rows to keep runs small.

How often do prices change? Promotions rotate every few weeks and prices move store by store. Schedule a daily or weekly run with Price changes since last run to get just the differences.

Do I need an account, a login or cookies? No login needed. The actor reads the same public store locator and online-ordering menu data the brands' own websites and apps show to anyone, without an account, cookies or an API key. Just pick brands and locations.

Is it legal to scrape Tim Hortons, Burger King, Popeyes and Firehouse Subs? This Actor only collects publicly available business data: store locations, hours, amenities, franchisee companies, store phone numbers and mailboxes, and the menu prices each store publishes for online ordering. It doesn't collect personal data: a franchisee listed under a person's own name or a personal email address is left out. Collecting publicly available data is generally legal, but you're responsible for how you use it. You must follow the brands' terms and the privacy and anti-spam laws that apply to you (for example PIPEDA and CASL in Canada, CAN-SPAM in the US) — especially before contacting stores. If you're unsure, check with a lawyer. More on this: Is web scraping legal?

Does it access any private data? No. It never logs in, never touches customer accounts or orders, and never gets around a site's bot protection.

Does it work for Popeyes menus? Not yet. Popeyes' menu service is behind bot protection that this actor respects rather than bypasses, so Popeyes is store data only.

What if my timeout is short? The run stops a little before its timeout, keeps everything it saved and ends successfully. If the timeout was too short to get anything, the status message says what to set (120 s is plenty for a few stores with menus). A short summary of every run is saved as RUN_REPORT in the run's key-value store.

What does it cost? You pay per row saved (a store, a menu item or a price change) plus a small fee when a run starts. A store menu is roughly 400–800 rows, so use Only items containing, Max stores or Max rows to keep runs small.