Cinnamon has been a big part of Windsor for such a long time now, what's been the highlight of that time for you?
The highlight has to be the massive support we received when we were potentially going to be shut down.
Also, being nominated for the Berkshire Life Awards.
That was awesome. Although it's obvious how much everyone loves Cinnamon, it was lovely to see everyone being so vocal about it!
If you has a magic wand, is there anything you would change about the cafe?
I would have a refub done as it's long overdue. Also, we're exposed to the elements, too hot in summer, too cold in winter!
Is there a chance of a refurbishment any time soon then?
Yes, we're looking into it for either November or February.
If the Queen popped in and asked what you would recommend from the menu for her afternoon tea, what would you suggest?
Cream tea of course! I'm not sure an enormous cinnamon bun would be appropriate!
Maybe just a half bun, on the side...?
What is the most popular item on the menu? Is it different for locals and tourists?
The cinnamon bun is up there, always popular.
We have lots of South Americans who love the jacket potatoes but the locals come for the coffee.
Is the coffee a local brand?
No, it's our own blend but it's not that local.
Just how many loaves of bread do you go through in a day!?
About 10 loaves a day on a week day and 24 on a weekend!
Aside from the refurbishment, what's in the pipeline for the next year? Any exciting news that you can share with us?
We're hoping to plan a local charity event involving Cinnamon, maybe with Alexander Devine. Also, there's a second Cinnamon baby!
Another Cinnamon baby!? Ah congratulations to Ian and Katie!
Cinnamon Cafe is open 7 days a week and they're located in The Old Booking Hall, Windsor Royal Station.
If you haven't visited them yet, pop in and give their famous Cinnamon Bun a try!
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