Trdelník vs. Cinnabon: soon you'll be able to get both sweet cinnamon treats for delivery in Prague

A spokeswoman for Westfield Chodov declined to comment on an opening date for the sweet spot, though a July 15 post on the company’s Facebook page put out a call for employees at its OC Harfa location.

Cinnabon Czech Republic plans to offer a number of staple menu items, including its classic rolls, center of the rolls, BonBites, and Caramel Pecan rolls. The bakery will also sell cold brew options, lemonades, Chillattas, and more.

The chain is partnering with Dáme jídlo and delivery will be available from September 1, 2020.

In addition, Cinnabon is selling merchandise for their fans and has opened an online store. It plans to offer catering to big groups and parties. Currently, you can also purchase vouchers.

The American chain first opened in 1985 in Seattle and has more than 1,200 stores selling their signature cinnamon rolls around the world in high-traffic locations like malls and airports.

This summer American ice-cream makers Breyers launched a Cinnabon-flavored frozen dairy dessert.

No word on if it’ll be available at either of the Prague kiosks but one of the serving suggestions offered by the company in its promotional materials is a cinnamon roll ice cream cone, reminiscent of the Czech — or more accurately Slovak — trdelník.

While it already boasts over thirty cafes selling coffee drinks and a wide variety of ice cream and funnel cakes throughout the Czech Republic, Austria, and Slovakia, the young entrepreneurs behind the business recently launched a unique delivery service allowing customers to order up a coffee break for home delivery — prepared by a barista from the back of a specially equipped car.

Delivery of warm trdelník from the nearest Trdlokafe is, of course, also an option.

Trdlokafe founders told the publication that the delivery service will launch in Prague this fall and that it will be using the Prague experience as a “beta version” for possible expansion into Western European capitals.