WE all fancy a sweet treat every now and then, so where can we find our nearest bakery?
Cinnabon is an American bakery chain that was founded in 1985 by a father and son duo.
They set out with a mission to create the world’s best cinnamon roll from scratch.
They opened their first store that year in Washinton in the United States of America.
It then came to the UK in January 2021 and now has 22 locations across the country.
The bakery sells a selection of cinnamon roll-related treats for shoppers to feast their eyes on.
Items include a Biscoff ‘bon’ and a caramel pecan ‘bon’.
Customers can pick up in store but there’s also an option to order online via the Cinnabon website.
Shoppers have the option to order boxes of either six or 15 buns online.
Bear in mind that delivery costs £4.99.
You can find your nearest by going to the Cinnabon website and typing in your postcode.
Here’s the full lust of Cinnabon locations in the UK:
- ASDA, Bedminster
- Aldersbrook
- Beacon 62, Liverpool
- Chester
- Corby
- Deansgate
- Discover Park, Sandwich
- Elstree
- Frontier Park, Blackburn
- Heathrow North
- Hogs Back, Farnham
- Liverpool Central Station
- Newcastle
- Plantation, Leeds
- Pride Park, Derby
- Snowhill, Wakefield
- Westfield, London
- ASDA, Leyton
- ASDA, Milton Keynes
- ASDA, Rugby
- ASDA, St Matthews, Walsall
- ASDA, Thurmaston
- ASDA, York
If you’ve got a sweet tooth and fancy trying another bakery chain is opening a few new stores.
Patisserie Valerie, which once had almost 200 stores across the UK employing around 3,000 staff, is set to reopen two restaurants by October, the Sun learned.
And the chain plans to reopen more cafes over the next few months as part of a reinvestment into its estate, the Sun understands, although exact locations and dates are yet to be confirmed.
It is also actively looking for opportunities to open brand new sites.
Its branch in Cambridge will reopen its doors next week after a lengthy refurbishment, while a restaurant at Cribbs Causeway retail park just outside Bristol will reappear in mid-October.
The once-huge patisserie chain collapsed into administration in 2019 after grappling with the fallout of accountancy fraud and immediately culled 71 of its 193 stores.
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