Cinnascroll

4.2(65)

148 Bunda St, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, 2601

“Australia's Finest Cinnamon Scrolls”

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Services:Takeaway

Fresh From the OvenFriendly Staff

Known for

Cinnamon scrollDubai chocolate pieBiscoffTakeawayCoffeeWheelchair accessibleCard & contactless payments

Why Choose Cinnascroll?

Cinnascroll is known locally for handcrafted cinnamon scrolls baked fresh to order, available in a range of flavours including classic, blueberry jam, Biscoff and Dubai chocolate. The team deliver friendly, efficient service and the scrolls earn consistently strong praise for their soft texture, balanced sweetness and generous size, though lighter eaters may find a single scroll substantial.

About Cinnascroll

If you're after a proper cinnamon scroll in Canberra, Cinnascroll is the name locals keep pointing people towards. It's a bakery built around one thing: handcrafted scrolls baked fresh daily, and the shop at Canberra Centre has built up a loyal following for them.

The classic cinnamon scroll is one people start with. We hear it comes out soft and warm, with sweet icing that has a slight tang to balance it, and cream cheese on the side if you'd rather add your own. They're generous in size, so one local suggested a smaller option would suit lighter appetites. The menu goes well beyond the original: the Dubai chocolate and Biscoff flavours are mentioned by customers, and one person raves about the blueberry jam scroll. The odd person finds the icing too lemony or sharp for their taste, though others have enjoyed the scrolls.

Scrolls are baked to order, so expect a short wait when it's busy, especially on weekends and around lunch. Locals say it's worth it. Coffee is on the menu too, and a vanilla latte has earned good words, so you can grab a scroll and a drink together. Takeaway is available if you'd rather take your box home and warm it up there.

The team is part of the appeal. People talk about friendly, smiling service, staff who go out of their way, and a kindness that has turned a grumpy toddler's day around. The entrance and car park are wheelchair accessible, and they take cards and mobile payments. Check the hours before you head in, since they vary through the week.

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What Customers Say on Google

Pastries

“Freshly baked to order, they come out warm and fragrant, and the flavour is just out of this world, rich, gooey-sweet, and perfectly balanced.”

Staff

“Fresh, soft, and absolutely delicious. Mohammed and his team at Cinnascroll always serve with a smile a must-try at Canberra Centre!”

Pastries

“Tried the cinnamon scrolls and they were honestly so good with perfect balance of sweetness and cinnamon, and super soft and fresh.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cinnascroll

: Cinnascroll is a bakery at Canberra Centre built around one product: handcrafted cinnamon scrolls baked fresh daily. The classic cinnamon scroll comes soft and warm with sweet, slightly tangy icing, and cream cheese served on the side if you'd rather add your own. Other flavours mentioned include Dubai chocolate, Biscoff and blueberry jam, and the shop also serves coffee.
: Cinnascroll is set up for takeaway, though the Canberra Centre shop does have seating nearby, as some visitors have been seen enjoying their scrolls at a table on site. It's a handy option if you're walking through the centre and want a fresh scroll and coffee on the go.
: Yes, the Canberra Centre store has a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance. It also accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments like Apple Pay or Google Pay, so you don't need cash on hand to grab a scroll and coffee.
: Staff are consistently described as friendly and welcoming, with several visitors naming team members such as Mohammed, Sam and Ahyen for going out of their way with kind, attentive service. Even during busy periods, the team has been praised for serving with a smile and handling queues with patience.
: It depends on timing. On quieter afternoons customers have walked straight up and ordered, but during peak periods at Canberra Centre, waits of twenty to forty-five minutes have been reported. Most say the fresh-baked scrolls are worth the wait, so it pays to check how busy it looks before you queue.