Hong Kong India Indonesia Jamaica Japan Jordan Kuwait Libya (Cinnabon is noted for being the first U.S franchise to open in Libya after the ouster of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.) Malta Malaysia Mexico Morocco Netherlands Oman Pakistan Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Puerto Rico Qatar Russia Saudi Arabia Singapore South Africa South Korea Spain Thailand Trinidad and Tobago Turkey Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom (Partnership with EG Group) United States Venezuela Former locations Austria Finland (One outlet opened in March 2015, but it was closed in March 2016) Israel (Closed in August 2016) Lebanon (Closed in 2020) Poland (Closed in March 2021) Romania (Closed in 2018) Sweden (Closed in November 2020) Syria In popular culture In the AMC television series Better Call Saul, the main character, Saul Goodman, is shown working at a Cinnabon store in Nebraska as he is a fugitive from justice and living under the assumed name "Gene Takavic". Several comedians, including Louis C.K. and Jim Gaffigan, have admitted to consuming Cinnabons in a self-deprecating way. In the Starkid musical Black Friday, the audience overhears Linda Monroe remind her husband that is not allowed "within a thousand feet of a Cinnabon". The reason why is never explicitly mentioned, although Linda says she doesn't believe he just wants to smell them. In the 2007 animated comedy film Bee Movie, protagonist Barry B. Benson describes a Cinnabon to his friend Adam Flayman that it's "bread and cinnamon and frosting, and they heat it up, really hot!" Later in the film, after Barry says that "Adam here has been a huge help," Adam is shown sleeping in a Cinnabon box. Toward the end of the 2013 film The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, protagonist Walter Mitty meets with his eHarmony customer service representative, Todd Maher, at a Cinnabon. In the 2017 comedy-drama film Please Stand By, protagonist Wendy Welcott works at a Cinnabon chain in a mall in San Francisco, California. In the sitcom Brooklyn 99, Captain Raymond Holt played by Andre Braugher pronounces the chain as seen-a-bawn. See also List of bakery cafés References External links Official website Scents from a Mall: The Sticky, Untold Story of Cinnabon from Seattle Met Restaurants established in 1985 American companies established in 1985 1985 establishments in Washington (state) Bakery cafés Fast-food chains of the United States Bakeries of the United States Companies based in Sandy Springs, Georgia Restaurant chains in the United