Nix P.

The food was superb! We ordered 6 special Cinnabons: Cookie Monster, Twix, Strawberry Shortcake, S'Mores, Chocolate Bomb, and Snickers. Despite it being busy with online and in-person orders, the staff were managing well. If you're in Greektown around Toronto, Canada, well-recommend this place.

Mary T.

The GTA has a grand total of three Cinnaholic stores. I managed to complete my trifecta tour by dropping by this location in the heart of Greektown on Saturday. I love Cinnaholic. It offers vegan cinnamon rolls, brownies, and more. I like not having to think about whether there is dairy in my food. I just come here and I know that I'm safe as a borderline lactose-intolerant person. What brought me to this specific location? Dole whip. After writing a review on my visit to Cinnaholic in Ottawa (The Glebe, now that I know where that is... haha), I had a great message exchange on Yelp with Terri from Cinnaholic. She gave me the inside scoop (I'll leave it to you if you think my pun is intentional) that the Danforth location was about to get a dole whip machine and would be offering two flavours. OMG! It's like reliving my experience in Ottawa with pineapple dole whip and getting a second flavour to throw me into never-ending euphoria! After spending some time in the Beaches with friends from high school, I was ready for dessert. I drove over to drop by this Cinnaholic. I haven't been in this neighbourhood in ages. I used to have a friend back in grade 8 that I would visit during the summer. I would drop by Chester station and walk over to her home. On Saturday, I parked just in front of this TTC station and walked over to Cinnaholic. This store is the smallest of the three. It is the only one that has a patio and offers dole whip. It's small, but offers a ton. I held the door open for an older man who had his granddaughter in a stroller. He thanked me. His wife said that she didn't know what the order as a newbie and let me order first. It was nice of her. I miss the politeness that I don't see often in Markham. There are two dole whip flavours. I love the pineapple. The second flavour is the vanilla bliss. I asked the helpful woman at the counter if I could get both flavours. You can indeed. If you get the twist, you are good. So, I got the medium twist that comes in a cup. My order came up to $5.10 with tax. I paid with cash (it seems so rare that I had money) and was happy to get my dole whip. I walked along the Danforth, spooning some in my mouth as I browsed and headed back to my car. It was the perfect day to enjoy the best dole whip ever. It was so creamy that it tasted like ice cream. The vanilla bliss stood up to its name. I loved the vanilla bean flavour that mingled with the pineapple. It was so good that I feel that I need to get the large next time. I know that I can eat it all. I am eternally grateful that this location has a dole whip machine. I will be back for more. If the other two locations offer dole whip, this Cinnaholic fan would be over the moon! (367)

David Y.

How is this vegan?!? Cinnaholic claims to be 100% plant-based, dairy/lactose-free, egg-free and cholesterol-free... and yet tastes like the ABSOLUTELY MOST INDULGENT cinnamon roll in the world. There were so many different types of funky flavoured rolls and cookie dough. Since it was our first time there, we chose to skip customizing (which you can) and got: - Cookie Monster roll: Soooo good! The base bread/roll itself was nice and chewy while still being really soft, the cookie dough blobs were yummy, the cream and chocolate drizzle were generous, and the chocolate chips just took it over the top. - Smores cookie dough: Really really good, though tasted a lot like the roll we got. This was more an error in our choice than the cookie dough not being as tasty as the roll. So why only 4 stars? Because the sweetness can get overwhelming, the location is more a take-out place (only 4 seats I think), and it's a tad pricey. That said, there's no question in my mind that I'll be back for more!

Kerry W.

Definitely worth going to Cinnaholic and brave the crowd during its grand opening. The associates were friendly and welcoming they didn't hesitate to explain how the menu works, especially the part where you get to customize the cinnamon rolls. For mine, I chose cream cheese, along with banana, oreo cookies and sprinkles. I loved how the guy who worked on my cinnamon roll took the care to arrange the banana slices and cookies to make the roll look nice. He totally understood the importance of food presentation. It was a lot of fun to choose what I wanted on my roll... uniquely catering to my taste. Also they turn cinnamon rolls into cakes as well, which i thought was pretty cool. And for those who don't care to be creative with their cinnamon rolls, there are selections to choose from. Definitely will satisfy the sweet craving in you.

Linda L.

I had a great experience trying out the cinnamon buns at Cinnaholic. This location is newly opened, which according to the staffers there, is their 5th location in Canada, while they have over 30 more stores in the States. You can even find their sales pitch on the show Shark Tank! I went with a few friends to during my visit so we each got to try a bit of each other's cinnamon bun. For myself, I opted for the build your own cinnamon bun, which I chose strawberry icing with cookie bits, sprinkles, and fresh strawberries. I liked that it is not as sweet as the ones sold at Cinnabun, since that means there was less sugar here and thus less calories! The ingredients tasted really fresh and the cinnamon buns were made right in the store which you could see the oven baking up fresh cinnamon buns. They also offer a few pre-made selections if you can't decide which flavours to choose from. My friend got their holiday cocoa cinnamon bun special and it looked exactly like the picture and tasted great. For the holidays, they also offer Christmas cinnamon bun wreaths (limited time) and cinnamon bun cakes, which I must say, you'd need an army to finish :P

Owen R.

Glad they had some MINI buns The approx 15 min wait for Cinnabon's wasn't intriguing (walking). Smells good! I'd like to try the strawberry one. Mini were good

Ori M.

I LOVE this place..... I never knew that Cinnamon rolls were vegan until I went to this place and enjoyed one for myself. I really liked the raptors and CN tower cinnamon rolls, especially since sports has just started back up. Thank me later for these two items, they were divine!

Ran N.

I've been to Cinnaholic, but I feel like I've only really understood the best of it now! Eveything I had was a really nice treat. The dough is so soft and easy to slice through. Mixed with the different topings, made it perfect. The cookie dough is on the super sweet side if that's your thing. First off - did you know EVERYTHING is plant based? No milk or butter is used in the cinnabons, icecream and cookie dough - it's all made from either tofu or different oils (more info on their website). Secondly, eveything is customizable! It might be easy and just pick whatever is on the display, but the beauty is picking things off the list menu. Did you know they had HAZELNUT frosting? It was absolutely delicious! The Danforth location has seating enough for about 10 people. Service is quick and good

Yunny H.

the place to come if you love cinnamon rollsss! This super cute chain specializes in their gourmet, fresh cinnamon buns with a creative twist! (Cinnamon Roll is vegan too) They have so many options from frostings to toppings that you can customize your own according to your taste~ there are so much choices that it makes it really hard to pick lolol I got to try out their signature strawberries & cream one, and the sweet and sour from the strawberry paired the frosting + the crunch from the nut sprinkles really well! The cinnamon roll itself it's dense and really filling. I really love how subtle the cinnamon flavour is cuz it's not over powering at all Strawberries & Cream - $5.50

Sandi L.

Cinnaholic is an American cinnamon roll bakery franchise founded in 2010. They appeared on Shark Tank in 2014, where they got an offer from one of the investors. The company then adopted a franchise business model in 2015, and there are now 3 locations in Ontario. Recently, I had the opportunity to visit their Danforth location to try a few cinnamon rolls myself. The store was small in size with a few long-standing tables at the front. I'd say this location is more for take-out orders. When I was there, there was a constant flow of customers taking the buns to go rather than eat-in. To be perfectly honest, I usually don't care for vegan food as I have had some pretty bad experiences. So my expectations for vegan cinnamon rolls weren't very high. However, I was pleasantly surprised as to how good these rolls were. It was hard to distinguish these from the non-vegan ones I have had in recent years. Cinnaholic's cinnamon rolls are 100% vegan and made with the highest quality ingredients. What makes the rolls vegan? It's dairy-free, eggs-free and cholesterol-free. The one thing is that it's not the healthiest dessert, as I believe the calories count for each roll is at least 600 calories. However, if you're not counting calories and love chocolate. Then definitely get the Cookie Monster. It's a roll with vanilla frosting topped off with cookie dough, chocolate chips and chocolate drizzle. If you don't like their pre-made combinations, you can also customize your own cinnamon roll from a variety of Cinnaholic's signature frosting flavors and toppings. The original hand-crafted custom cinnamon roll starts at $4.95, and you can add a frosting flavor for $0.25 and each topping is $0.50. My fully customizable cinnamon bun consists of cream cheese frosting, marshmallow and sprinkles. The buns are made to order, and it tastes great when you eat it right away. However, the frosting does tend to harden overtime, so I'd recommend heating it up in the microwave for about 15-20 seconds if you don't eat it right after purchase. It was a very sweet treat that I thoroughly enjoyed!