jensenrick
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I totally agree. I got a cinnamon roll once from the old MSB years ago, and never again. But we always stop at Starbucks for the artisan breakfast sandwich (whether we are at WDW or not).
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I totally agree. I got a cinnamon roll once from the old MSB years ago, and never again. But we always stop at Starbucks for the artisan breakfast sandwich (whether we are at WDW or not).
daisyduckie
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Again Gaston's has some but THEY ARE NOT THE SAME! Cannot stress that enough and @POLY LOVER and many others on here can attest to the differences that have eaten both!
They took the cinnamon buns out of the Main Street Bakery prior to adding Starbucks. Disney decided to change the rolls for some reason. Blaming Starbucks for it is ridiculous.
Matt_Black
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That's not entirely accurate. Main Street Bakery as it was was still open serving their buns when Gaston's opened with their different buns. The idea, I believe, was to provide variety.
squidward
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If they did, I never noticed it, and I would bet good money (not proudly) that I've eaten more of the cinnamon rolls from the Main Street Bakery than anyone else on this thread. I don't blame Starbucks. I blame Disney for being cheap.
And for the record, the ones at Gaston's aren't the same. They're smaller, not made fresh, and use a different glaze. They're not bad, but they're not as moist due to lack of freshness.
Club Cooloholic
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There is nothing "artisan" about those other than the marketing
sxeensweet
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No the rolls were still there AND still the same until the day MSB closed. I ate there right before it closed for the change to Starbucks. They were never removed/"changed" and if so we noticed no difference.
The only time we noticed a difference was at Gaston's and was a considerable difference. We had one from MSB and Gaston's on the same trip!! Both were open mid DEC 2013 when Fantasyland first opened and for several more months. So yes they were not changed in the MSB even when Gaston's was selling them at the same time.
Also most of us don't just care about the cinnamon rolls,we had lots of favorites the MSB offered before Starbucks took over that you cannot get elsewhere in the parks etc. Not just about the Cinnamon Rolls. And if if they kept it still the same but just ADDED Starbuck's coffee most of us would have been thrilled! Sadly that was not the case. Also all seating inside was taken away as well. Always was a great escape from the elements and to sit and relax..
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sxeensweet
Love a little Disney every day!! ;)
Yeah I don't know where @daisyduckie and a few others on this board got that info! Lol! Those of us that ate both when both locations were open at the SAME time know the 2 rolls were totally different from each other. They were both selling cinnamon rolls for several months before MSB closed for the change to Starbucks.
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What kind of spin nonsense is that claim about the buns being removed prior to the takeover. That is so not true, I spoke to the rep fromstarbucks and he never stated that because it never happened that way, let's not make up facts to support an obvious mis step at Disney. I,m down here this week and when I pass the Main Street bakery I will be sad that I can,t stop in for some fresh baked goods and a comfy place to sit and enjoy.
If anyone thinks the buns are the same then they must believe that package microwaved pastry are better than fresh baked and that is sad. Hey let's open a toaster strudel shop on Main Street and make a fortune
That is part of the issue , you can get them anywhere in America, nothing unique.
Staring rolls in DHS seems to have been able to keep baking great unique pastries an serve coffee. This should have been the Main Street model for Starbucks.
Prince-1
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I think the guy making them is named Art. So that might make them Artisan.
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I stopped by to see what they were serving and there is nothing about them being artisan. I agree the guy who microwaves them must be named Artie san
Jon81uk
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Starring Rolls serves standard Disney coffee. The Starbucks at DHS went in an old shop.
CaptainAmerica
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Psssst... the EXACT same sentence is true of those "amaaaaaaazing" cinnamon buns.
Matt_Black
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Them's fightin' words.
daisyduckie
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I'm not making things up. And I would believe a rep from starbucks as much as I would believe a bus driver about what goes on in the parks (no offence to any bus drivers here), which means I wouldn't believe them. Starbucks may have their own rolls, but Disney stopped serving their original rolls before they added Starbucks to the MSB. I agree a lot of people miss them, but I blame Disney for that and not Starbucks.
Matt_Black
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If they pulled them, it must have been really quick. I was there and got buns Christmas 2012, and they closed to refurbish it in January 2013.
No attack on Starbucks this is a Disney bad decision. They are the ones that could have fixed this issue by not selling out totally to Starbucks. Bring back the cakes and keep the coffee.
Matt_Black
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They might not have the choice of keeping the coffee. It's quite possible that Starbucks has some kind of clause that if they're coffee is going to be sold, it's on their terms and they choose what is and isn't sold with it.