Cinnabon - New Delhi
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based on 8 reviews
Contact Cinnabon
| Address : | GFK5A, DLF Promenade, Nelson Mandela Marg, Vasant Kunj II, New Delhi, Delhi 110070, India |
| Postal code : | 110070 |
| Website : | https://www.cinnabon.com/ |
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| Description : | Counter-serve chain serving cinnamon rolls plus other baked goods & specialty frozen beverages. |
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Ashutosh Gupta on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A very expensive place. I had hazelnut coffee here which was just tasteless. The amount you pay here is a waste and you get better coffee in Starbucks or other outlets. Tried chocolate bun too which was quite average. Service is bad too ,they are not willing to hear.
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Gaurav on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Went for a 1.5 hour drive to specially taste this experience.The taste of the cinnamon rolls is out of the world.Very nice.Must try.
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Probablydatingfood on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Name ~ MINIBON - Chocobon
Price ~ ₹100
Review ~ These are literally the rolls of happiness. It was very delicious and the chocolate just melts in your mouth with every bite. It was just perfect. Can’t wait to have this again?
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Fahad Hassan Shah Peerzada on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I've just eaten Cinnabon for first time ever and possibly the best thing I've ever eaten
WoW ???
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chanchal moolrajani on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ They have put up an elegant stall at DLF Promenade mall ground floor, with all the Delicious cinnabons, subs and some tea cakes and coffee
They have collaborated with Aunt Annie's at their stall at DLf Promenade. I tasted the mini Cinnabons, descent price, descent taste.There is a small seating area behind the stall where you can enjoy the cinnabon and coffee.
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Tehleel Afaq on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Not worth the hype you can try baking it in your home and i am sure you’ll end up with better cinnabon than they have.
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Samantha K on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ If you're expecting it to be like the US, don't bother. If you're looking for a dry cinnamon roll, order to your heart's content. The Cinnabon itself was dry, the dough was dry and not chewy like it should have been. The icing wasn't right. There was nowhere near enough cinnamon sugar filling. Those last 2 points are what make a Cinnabon a Cinnabon, so ??♀️
It was a cinnamon roll and it was heated up. That's about as much as it has in common with the brand it's representing.
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Sahil Chrungu on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Cinnabon outlet at DLF Promenade Mall is located on the ground floor, in the large space right in the centre. As in all the other Cinnabon outlets in the NCR, this one too is not just Cinnabon, but also Auntie Anne’s, which specializes in pretzels and other savoury snacks, while Cinnabon focuses on cinnamon rolls (with cupcakes, coffee, etc tagged on). There is a fair bit of seating next to the outlet, with about a dozen tables and a proportionate number of chairs.
There isn’t a huge lot of variety when it comes to cinnamon rolls (or their variations) here. I wasn’t keen on a cupcake, so I ordered a mini pecanbon; my husband ordered a roll on the go, which is basically a large paper cup full of chopped up cinnamon roll, drizzled over with glaze. He ordered a hot cappuccino for himself, and for me, a blended cold coffee. For both, we ordered an extra shot of espresso. This is self-service, so after you’ve placed your order with the cashier, you have to go to the delivery counter to wait for it to get ready so you can collect it.
Our desserts and coffees took about five minutes to be served. My cold coffee, despite the extra shot of espresso, was pretty bland. The mini pecanbon, however, was a winner: soft buttery cinnamon-scented roll, lovely caramel-sauce like glaze, and plenty of beautifully toasted pecans, which gave the whole thing a great contrast in textures. I loved this. The roll on the go, which my husband ordered, was disappointing in comparison. The cut-up roll had gone a little dry, and the glaze that was drizzled over had not seeped through till the bottom of the cup, so by the time you were midway through the cup, you were only getting somewhat dry roll to eat, nothing to moisten it. I had a few bites of this, then gave it up to savour my pecanbon instead.
This cost us Rs 631. Not really worth it, considering the poor quality of the roll on the go as well as the cold coffee.
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