Cinnabon, Soho, London

I prefer the queenway store better than this branch. I just went in today to get a classic cinnabon and it turn out kindda weird that they overcooked the cinnamon and i think they using differnt kind of bread as well…

These cinnamon rolls are incredible! This store is located in the Trocadero centre, in Piccadilly Circus. The variety of cinnamon products is great, and they last for ages, so it is worth the price.

The best cinnamon buns in London. Please treat yourself to one, really accessible in the middle of Piccadilly Circus. I had these first in South Africa and they are really delicious. It is originally an American brand. The cinnamon buns are made fresh instore. I like the chocolate buns the best and they also have nice mini buns. Always good to takeaway and heat at home later. The shop is a little small and awkward and can get quite full with a few people but worth battling to the counter for. They also have some interesting drinks that are also quite cool. Would recommend to one and all.

I’m so happy Cinnabon has finally come to London! A stalwart of every American mall, these giant cinnamon rolls have to be eaten to be believed. Americans eat them for breakfast! Bonkers….

I like the original cinnamon roll. The chocolate one is too rich and the pecan one too sticky! I like to get the takeaway box of 4 to heat at home - they also freeze really well.

They aren’t cheap but they’re worth the pennies for a complete sugar-stodge fest! My kids beg me for them….

I first had a Cinnabon in Dubai so was soooo happy when a branch opened in the Trocadero. Basically if your mad about cinnamon you will love Cinnabon- freshly baked cinnamon rolls. The are different types- standard cinnabon roll, pecanbon (with pecan nuts), caramel pecanbon (with caramel, pecan nuts). You can also buy hot drinks.

It is a bit pricey, however the quality is fantastic and the taste is sooo good.

A friend recently moved to New York and has since formed an unhealthy addiction to Cinnabons. Until August this year, you couldn’t get them in the UK so I could not share in her newfound joy… until their pioneering store popped up in the heart of Piccadilly Circus. Wedged at the foot of the Trocadero, it’s a little store that you could pass every day without noticing it.

They serve a form of cinnamon bun baked freshly throughout the day and made with the very best makara cinnamon (obviously) and the best bit is that they serve them warm. They’re not cheap - I went for a minibon which is a good-sized snack at £3, their normal sized ones are closer to £5. So head over there, grab a coffee and cinnabon (the caramel pecanbon is highly recommended) and smile your troubles away. Although I must admit they’re tasty, I think you’d be tipping the scales and on your way to a heart-attack if you made it too regular an occurance!