Cinnabon

Great product, get the fresh ones not the boxed ones. I didn’t realise that the 4 pack were sold cold. The girl working there refused to even heat them for us. Great treat though.

Oh my god. I knew there was a lot of hype around this place but wow the hype was actually TRUE. I couldn’t resist one day when I walked past after watching my housemate bring one home the other day and eating it all in one go (she’s a tiny girl and usually hates to splurge on food) so this must have been some good stuff. It’s all true — grab yourself a cinnabon and take yourself on a one way trip to the land of mouth feels. These buns are hot and sinfully sweet and worth every calorie they dump into you. It’s huge too, so if you’re just slightly peckish, you won’t be able to finish it. It’s pretty pricey though, at £3.50 per bun, but definitely worth it to grab 4 for £10 and share it among friends (or not, y’know, and keep it all for yourself).
Next time I go, I’m definitely trying all the other flavours for maximum mouth feels.

Hot, gooey, sticky, sweet cinnamon buns. If you have a craving, this is where you go. A little expensive to buy individually but their 4 pack is a decent enough deal.
Seems fresh enough when I went there and it wasn’t too busy, the staff were friendly and even packaged up extra frosting for later on with our box.
We couldn’t finish them, but were happy with what we got!

As good as I remember. This particular outlet is really tiny. Meant mainly for takeaways, it just has 2 bar seats if you want to sit down for 2 minutes. Being bang in the middle of Piccadilly Circus, it sees a constant stream of aficionados. And the taste is worth all the inconvenience.

Massive cinnamon bun but I prefer cinnamon rolls to be more pastry than bread personally, plus it was quite cold. I’d have another, but not any time soon

This used to be the hot spot for cinnabons but after the last time I went there I’m not too sure. The shop isn’t as Clean as it used to be but the treats still tasted yummy so I guess I can’t make too much noise. The pecan one is the bomb! Booyah! Explosions in your mouth! Be prepared

Really good rolls that deserves a 5 stars!
Too bad the service isn’t as good…

I absolutely love these indulging rolls! Great smell, texture and flavour. I am not giving it 5 stars as I would because of 2 problems in this branch: bad and unhelpful service and very small shop with only 2 seats targeting take away customers. These rolls need time to be enjoyed and couches to create a warm atmosphere.

Love! Love! Love me some warm cinnabons! I has the caramel and pecan with some Cinnabon bites and they were amazing!!! I just love how warm and gooey they are. Question, do you ever get rid of Cinnabon cravings? Cause I never do. The staff were very nice and even though the shop is extremely small, they get through orders quickly. Will be back for more!

So after a long shopping trip in the streets of london, I decided to permit myself something sweet: going to cinnabon was the best possible decision i could have made! it was so yummy, I’m now back in germany and I’m still craving for another portion of yummy cinnamon rolls with vanilla sauce! :(

Uno de los mejores rollitos de canela que he comido. En España me faltan sitios como estos, es un take away en toda regla donde siempre hay gente comprando y, aunque no es barato, su sabor, su textura, y su aporte energético lo valen. Está muy bien ubicado en plena plaza de Piccadilly, o sea que siempre te pilla de paso sobre todo si vas de turismo a London porque pasarás por esa plaza como unas 50 veces. Te recomiendo que lo pruebes. El mejor es el Classic, tb hay la variante con chocolate y otras cosillas pero el clásico es el mejor.

How dare anyone disparage my fav all-​time Cinnabon location. This place consistently has the freshest and best rolls this chain can deliver. OF COURSE, OF COURSE, OF COURSE you have to only get the classic rolls, no location cycles through the chocolate or pecan ones fast enough for those to be dependably fresh.
There are few things more disappointing than a not perfectly fresh Cinnabon, a sadness I’ve experienced far too many times in airports across the USA, but not here. If you are going to get a four pack force them to cut ones from the main tray, those pre-​made boxes of four are for jokers (yes I was once duped).
In fact I recommend haranguing the staff, sometimes necessary, until they report on/​guarantee the freshness. Fresh Cinnabons are like cold beer and crisp chips in that they completely loose their reason for existence if their modifier is not fully up to snuff.

The rustic, sweet cinnamon fragrance overwhelms you as soon as you step inside. There’s a fast-​moving queue in the little 2-​table shop, and as you wait, you can’t help but lift your heels up to get a better view of the plump, glazed buns huddled together in their pans.
They’ve got a Cinnabon classic roll, which is a warm and soft dough rolled with cinnamon syrup and glazed with loads of cream cheese frosting, all about the size of Hercules’ fist, and also our server’s favourite. They also have a mini-​version of it called a Minibon, and a Chocobon which does not contain cinnamon, but is filled with chocolate, and drizzled with chocolate. The attention-​seeker of the lot is the Caramel Pecanbon, which has added crushed pecan nuts and caramel to the classic version. The price of a Cinnabon classic roll is £2.99, which is definitely worth it for such a big and yummy cinnamon roll.
These Cinnabons are messy business. Although we were provided with forks, they threatened to snap when we tried to saw through the pliant dough, so we gave up and put them in napkins to pick them up with. You’re not faced with a particularly pretty sight as you gingerly use two fingers to tweeze the Cinnabon, lift it up, and pause as the brown cinnamon syrup drips from underneath the bun.
I thoroughly enjoyed my Caramel Pecanbon. It was sweet, warm, chewy and nutty, and left me licking the frosting and cinnamon off my fingers. However, you definitely wouldn’t ask for seconds. My friends couldn’t finish their Cinnabons. For people who aren’t too keen on sugary things and desserts (i.e not yours truly), it is rather sickly and over-​rich with sugar. For dessert-​lovers, a Cinnabon is a trip to heaven. The Caramel Pecanbon is delectable, highly recommended!
Tips:
Get the Minibons, or share a Cinnabon with someone. It’s hard go solo on a single Cinnabon.
Bring some wet-​wipes with you, sticky fingers guaranteed.
Go with a group of friends — you can get boxes of 4 or 6, which makes the price of each Cinnabon cheaper.

The fact that cinnamon rolls don’t look as pretty as frosted cupcakes or a slice of a cake gives the impression that this place is expensive. And well, it is, I don’t like paying £4.50 for a cinnamon roll.
I found the rolls from this shop less interesting than other ones in other countries and by that I mean they didn’t taste particularly fresh.

I hate to burst everyone’s bubble, but I’m American and this was a sore excuse for a Cinnabon. My English friend was also highly disappointed. I don’t usually throw around my Americanism and I know I sound harsh, but it’s been a 3 year mission and a lot of airports. Unfortunately every time I flew into an airport that had a Cinnabon, it would be during off hours. The one time one was open, I had been bumped to first class and took full advantage, ate a gazillion course meal, inclusive of dessert, a huge cookie for snack, and a cheese plate and had more wine that should be allowable while flying. With no room for even a morsel in my belly, it was clear that the world was playing a very cruel joke on me. So you can imagine I was VERY EXCITED to finally get this in my mouth!
I will partly blame it on myself for assuming they were out of classics (it was almost 11pm on a Tuesday) and getting the chocolate one. To my credit they didn’t have any classics out until I had mine in hand, but still, I should’ve asked. The problem though wasn’t that that chocolate and Cinnabon don’t make a good pairing, which they don’t, it was the lack of quality control. It was not the warm, soft perfectly chewy buttery cinnamony perfection that I have been craving from airport to airport for the past 3 years. Something has been lost in translation here. It was barely above room temp. So rubbery it was hard to pull it apart. Let’s not forget the icing, where was it?! Was it edible? Yes. Did I eat it, hello, I’ve waited over 3 years, hellz yea I absorbed every last calorie. I do not regret it, but I may have shed a tear.
Experiences like this is what scare me away from trying Mexican food here. I won’t promise that I wouldn’t give this place a second chance. It is after all Cinnabon and maybe I want to believe that this was a bad night.

The aroma is intoxicating. the flavor is incredible and there is no comparison to there buns

i really cant resist the smell of this place and when in london i drop in and purchase there £10 deal where you get 4 large cinnabons. This is an expensive place but its very popular and very filling. I find one large bun is enough for 2 people.
They used to make pretzel sticks but have stopped making them now

Un joli concept pour une gourmande comme moi que cette petit boutique qui né propose que des cinnamon roll agrémentés de différents topping.
Malheureusement le goût n’est pas au rendez-​vous…
J’ai testé les cinnabon stix (4 sticks pour tout de même £2,99). Une pâte brioché entortillée pour faire un effet feuilletée, recouverte par de la cannelle. Le souci c’est que l’ensemble est assez terne. On sent la cannelle c’est vrai. Mais elle né réussie pas à nous donner ce petit effet peps que j’aime particulièrement. Ce n’est pas totalement fade, mais ça manqué particulièrement de mordant.
Dommage.

While I wasn’t served by the best of folk, I absolutely love these cinnamon buns. They come in both ginormous and just-​about-​managable size and you can even buy extra frosting (at least, that was what I was told).
I bought a box and my colleagues and I made ourselves absolutely sick on these. I can’t recommend them highly enough — just ignore the staff’s attitude.

just WOW! had my first cinnabon in dubai and was uberexcited when i spotted it finally in london! def the best, super yummy… can’t get any better than this

I shouldn’t love this place, but I do. Cinnamon whirls are one of my guilty pleasures, and now, so is Cinnabon.
The sugary treats come in two sizes: normal, or bigger than any pastry should ever allowed to be. I’ve walked past their shop just by Piccadilly Tube for years, but finally gave in, and wasn’t disappointed.
They *are* expensive, and the small (normal!) size is more than enough to be filling but not sickly. I’m partial to the caramel and pecan variety, but they also come as you’d imagine with just icing and raisins, or with chocolate. Watch out, these buns are difficult to eat, but man, they’re worth it.

It’s that smell that every American knows that means «You’re near the food court»
It hits you like a brick to the face, but you can’t resist their gooey delights that will no doubt contain a week’s worth of calories. I like to get a box of the minis for when I’m in the thick of writing my essays as a little pick-​me-​up. They’re quite expensive here, compared to what they cost in the states, so I don’t make a habit out of it. But every once in a while, if I’ve got cinnabon on the brain, I need to pop in and get my fix.