Cinnabon

OMG, sooo love the cinnabuns with the nuts. A yummy sweet, hot and tasty treat !!! The associates are a hit and miss. Some are really nice and attentive; whereas, others lack customer service skills. The location is in Arden mall, on the second floor, far left and right next to Sears. Easy access as the escalator is close by.
Overall, my experience has been great.

It’s good. I wish there was special pricing for big orders (bday party menu, or office breakfast) but other that that, defiantly worth it.

Delicious sweet treats that have you coming back for more! Original and the caramel walnut Cinnabons are my favorite. I also buy the minibon to go packs and warm them up for a sweet snack at home.

These little buns are irresistible!
Walking pass a Cinnabon and smelling the fresh aroma of baked buns in the oven is what lures me into buying one… sometimes even two. They are so delish when served warm with the cinnamon melted between the buns along with the sweet and warm cream cheese frosting! The frosting is to die for and I normally request for extra each time! These buns are so delectable and I always love getting one when I’m in the mall!
If you haven’t tried one of these bun yet, you are missing out on something GOOD!

Blah personality-​less employees but delicious as usual Cinnabon. I wish they had like, a better seating area since we’re too lazy to walk to the food court.

Because of free 16 oz Cinnabon ice coffee, I had to try it and it’s good ice coffee, the line were long, but they open 2 register so we were moving fast, thanks Cinnabon for the free ice coffee in the hot day it was so refreshing :)

The staff was great. They were busy but took the time to properly and presentably make our drinks and I notice the team work in helping each other for a faster service.

A little undercooked in the middle but still worth it.

My name is Ben, and I’m a bunnaholic. I’m ashamed to admit, but yes I have taken trips to the mall just to get one of these heavenly confections. The ensuing sugar coma is just as lovely as the buns are. Of course, there isn’t much exceptional about this one compared to others, but at least they are nice enough to keep water handy for when you get thirsty. =)

The Minis are great if you want a smaller treat (with less guilt) with just as much great taste!

how long has it been since i came and ate dessert here… about a few years… after eating sbarro’s pizza… i craved a caramel with walnut cinnamon… with a iced mochalatta chill with no whip cream… i savored every bite and did not think for once of my diet… i splurge every now and then and when i do i treat myself to indulge in something really good like their caramel walnut cinnamon… and mocha…
talk about a sweet tooth, huh… i had one for the longest time and just went ahead and ate dessert after… i cannot believe how big these cinnabons are… i was so full after eating their cinnabon…
they have really good cinnabon’s and i think i wil ask my mom when she returns to the mall tomorrow to get me another caramel walnut cinnamon… my mouth waters right now just saying and thinking about it… i crave it again… lol…

Located on the Sears side of Arden Fair Mall.
It’s an open kitchen. You can see the workers roll Cinnabons and such and look like they don’t particularly like their job. I digress. I don’t care. It’s still the deliciousness you look for at any Cinnabon. I always go classic. They seem to have new novelty things pop up but I have it so infrequently that I have to go classic.
Can’t go wrong.
And, the Mochalatta Chill. nostalgia. You can have it blended or iced nowadays. No one used to ask that shit. But, I love it all the same– a classic Cinnabon and a Mochalatta Chill=)

$ 4 for a classic roll. What a rip off. I only bought it for my boy. However, I should probably get a Cinnabon store myself. It is so profitable!

I read all the reviews and really, the whole reason I thought of writing a review was SERVICE — just to find out most people came here with the same idea.
I wonder if Cinnabon corporate bothers reading this stuff.
I LOVE Cinnabon and its too expensive but once in a while I endulge. I came up the escalator with my gf and kids and I thought I’d treat everyone. Well, as expected everything is over priced. But its really good. However, the girl there? really??? you people need to take notice! Like someone said, be GLAD you have a freakin job! I’m sure there’s plenty of people who’d love to have it and be FRIENDLY! isn’t that a requirement for being a cashier?
Plus, you have to be willing to bend the rules a little once in a while. I know nobody gives refills in the mall because you’ll have kids come buy a drink and get 10 refills but I ordered a drink and the girl gave me more than half ice. I ran out so fast, I asked her if she could give a refil and she said «It’s 70cents». I said … but you filled my cup with ice? she said «it’s 70 cents». I said … could you maybe just give me a third of a cup and dump the ice? she said … «it’s 70 cents». I seriously felt like throwing the cup at her. NO RESPECT, NO KINDNESS — no emotion actually. I mean, if you have rules and you really really really can’t give a customer a bit less than what you waste when you fill the cup in the first place, at LEAST be nice on saying … «I’m so sorry but THEY don’t let me and I can get in trouble». Something like that would definitely make me think different.
But the fact is that Cinnabon is over priced and not caring about making sure their customer service is good. So I give it a low rating.
Michelle R. from Elk Grove! I want to try your bons! hahahaha. . seriously, your Cinnabon, if you say yours are really better than that.

So I’m a little embarrassed to admit that I had never had a Cinnabon before. I’ve just never been a fan of all the gooeyness, but my honey said he needed one. So whatev.
We got in the short line and he ordered one roll and I ordered a mocha blended drink. The girls asks me what size, «small». Blended or on ice, «blended». Whip or no whip, «hell give me the whip». I mean, overall she was a good order taker/​person but she just had this rough mood. I know we all have our days, but you should really be thankful to even have a job.
So we pay our almost $ 9, get the roll and step to the side for my mocha. After standing there for almost four minutes (yes we checked our watch) another employee came up to ask if we needed anything. We said, «yes, our mocha drink». He looks at the grumpy girl and she replies with a simple nod but walks over and begins to print out all the credit card recipes to find the order. Well she didn’t find it because we paid cash, and then she asked if we had our recipe because she didn’t charge us. My honey kindly came back with, «Geez, $ 9 for one Cinnabon, that’s insane».
Four more minutes later we got the mocha, which was disgusting.
On the bright side, my first taste of that Cinnabon dessert was quite wonderful. But next time we’ll just buy a box and run.

The Cinnamon rolls are too gooey. Sometimes the rolls are not cooked in the middle. There is not enough icing that comes on the rolls and there is a $.75 cent charge for more icing. Cinnabon charges for every little item including water. When I visited the store in the Arden Fair Mall the girl was rude and not helpful at all. She did not have change for a $ 10.00 bill and did not offer to try and get charge. She snatched our bag away after we told her we wanted to purchase one Cinnabon. I would not go back to this location ever again.

I’ve never been to Cinnabon. My hatred of Arden prevented me from trying a Cinnabon. I came, I ate, I thought… mine are better. The guy helping me couldn’t ring me up for some reason so he handed me off to some chick who was too busy yelling at him about handing me off to ring my order. 5 minutes later… I had my bon. Mine are better.
Enough said.
Mine are better.

Me: One Cinnabon, please!
Girl behind counter, in monotone: Would you like 2 for $ 5.00?
Me: Sure!
Girl: Would you like extra frosting for $ 0.35?
Me, arms spread: Sure! Do you know what today is?
Girl: Not National Hug-​a-​Vegetarian Day again?
Me: Uh, no. National Cinnamon Bun day!!!
Girl: Oh. That’ll be $ 5.35.
Yes, Oct. 4 is National Cinnamon Bun Day. Yes, Cinnabon really dropped the ball on this – no signage or marketing of any kind, and not even a blurb on their website. Now if a company exists solely to sell cinnamon buns, and there is an actual day set aside to celebrate said buns, wouldn’t it be wise of said company to jump on that band wagon? That said, I always go to the Cinnabon on the second level of the Arden Mall when I visit my friend in Sacramento. For us, every day is Cinnamon Bun Day. With extra frosting, please.