Toronto coffee drinkers probably weren't too pleased to wake up to a price hike on their daily double double this morning.

That's because Tim Hortons raised its prices today, citing "rising operational costs" as the reason for charging a reported 10 cents more per cup of coffee and many other items.

U Think canadians don't get mad?There's a price increase @TimHortons today.Damn country is about to riot Nobody is saying sorry for anything

— The Book Of Amanda (@MsBlueLipstick) August 2, 2017

The last time Tims upped prices was back in 2014, but nothing caused a stir quite like the time the coffee chain changed its cup sizes.

Boiled bean water (often burnt) at Tim Hortons has went up in price oh no! @TimHortons

— Ryan Oliveira (@Ryan__Oliveira) August 2, 2017

Along with increasing prices, Restaurant Brands International, the company that owns Tim Hortons, announced this morning that it plans to bring the coffee shop to Spain. It also revealed it had lower profits compared to last year.

@TimHortons medium coffee price is up to $1.77!? Why!? There is no pennies anymore! Why not $1.75? Or $1.80? The price hike also sucks btw

— Brian Roberts (@briphoto) August 2, 2017

Tims has also finally started to roll out its mobile order and pay app.