Cinnabon Bakery

What a big disappointment. I ordered the larger cinnamon roll and got a sad representation of what looked remotely like a cinnamon infused doughy mangled mass.
There are two sizes offered — a large one and a small one. I bought the large one, and ended up with a pathetic looking deformed stunted /​smaller version. For a 3.00 price point, it’s a notable pastry crime indeed.
It wasn’t very fresh and didn’t taste very good as the ultimate — insult to wallet injury.
A friend actually bought me this ‘treat’ aka gastric atrocity.
I felt bad that he wasted his money.
If I was a manager or owner of this establishment, (and also had a logical/​rational/​sound sense of ethical business practices), I would be shocked and embarrassed to serve this sub par confection.
For me, the lesson has been learned once again.
I am reminded as to why I usually don’t indulge and waste my money regarding things like this.
The good that comes from the bad in this situation, is that this experience has motivated and inspired me to make some of my own home made cinnamon rolls. I haven’t kicked out a batch in a long time. They blow away Cinnabon’s version ANY DAY.

Very friendly people working here and options were plentiful and delicious. Bring on the diabetes!

As much as I love cinnamon rolls, i think they’re just okay, acceptable but not the kind of rolls that will send you over the moon for. The portion of a cinnamon roll is rather big though, it would have be just nice for two people sharing it. It wasn’t a bad service but the staffs do looked like they’re not thrilled to be there.

I dont need to badger your face down with hipsteresque cliches and say” this is a chain, not fair trade cream cheese, processed food,” blah blah blah. Its flipping Cinnabon. How many things can you eat and worry about immediate onset diabetes and not care. Therefore, I give this place 5 stars. I could receive bad service even, it doesn’t matter. It only takes 30 seconds if things are going slowly. 5 STARS