Cinabunny is a location in BoJack Horseman. It is a Cinnabunny and coffee shop shown in The Face of Depression, in Season 6.
Physical Appearance[]
It is a small coffee and Cinnabunny shop at the airport. It has a counter where the Cinnabunny pastries are displayed and there is a cash register. Behind the counter is a coffee machine, coffee cups, oven, and a mini-fridge.
The three-panel menu which tells the options for drinks, specials, and Cinnabunnies is displayed on the wall with a brown border, teal background, and white lettering.
The logo has similar colors to the real-life Cinnabon.
Background[]
Season 6[]
Maude first appears in The Face of Depression, where she is seen working at the Cinnabunny at the airport. After giving BoJack his order and change, she proceeds to dramatically wish the change farewell.
When BoJack arrives back at the L.A. airport she is discussing a potential business venture on her phone to her mom—"a Cinna-Bungalow," so people won’t have to leave their homes to come to Cinnabunny. She gives BoJack his order again and is convinced that he thinks it’s a great idea too. She then tells her mom in an annoyed tone that she isn’t dating anyone.
Todd makes a match with Maude in The Face of Depression
Later, BoJack is leaving California once more and heads to the Cinnabunny again, and witnesses Maude having an argument with a guy she went out with, with the implication she didn’t want to have sex with him. The guy is confused as to why she went out with him in the first place and keeps asking if it’s "a Jesus thing." An annoyed Maude says it is to get him to leave, and after he does she insists on BoJack it isn’t. BoJack believes her, and says he doesn't want to assume anything, but he then recommends her Todd's dating app.
Later, at Princess Carolyn's apartment, Todd watches Ruthie sleep. He is about to call his mother when he gets a match on the dating app with Maude.
Trivia[]
- It appears to be a parody of Cinnabon.
- There is another human female barista seen working with Maude but her name was never given.