We'll gladly have sweet, swirly, glazed bread first thing in the morning — but there's no denying that cinnamon rolls make the perfect dessert, too. And lately, it seems that everyone is taking notice. Cinnamon roll-only bakeries and cafés have been spotted from coast to coast — and these beloved buns keep popping up on dessert menus across the country.

It should come as no surprise then that, on a holiday marked by an abundant feast, we want to serve cinnamon rolls as dessert. Their fluffy goodness, their decadent drizzles of icing, their cinnamon-perfumed fragrance: cinnamon rolls have all the hallmarks of an indulgent dessert. So, we've rounded up a handful of extra-special takes, worthy of your Thanksgiving table. You'll find options that feature fall-favorite pumpkin or apple, recipes that easily serve a crowd and even a version you can slice like a cake.

If you're not sure where to start, we recommend these over-the-top buns that feature two cinnamon-y spirals. The technique might look daunting, but we assure you it's quite easy to perfect. The result? A beautiful cinnamon roll befitting a day of gratitude.

These fluffy, yeasted breakfast buns are moist and tender thanks to the addition of pumpkin puree. A blend of warming baking spices in the dough — and filling — completes the cozy, autunmal flavor profile.

Nothing beats homemade cinnamon rolls — but if you want something that feels decidedly more dessert-ish, try this recipe. It slices just like a cake. It also uses fresh store-bought pizza dough as a shortcut, so you'll be able to whip up a homemade glaze, without breaking a sweat.

This party-sized cinnamon roll is super gooey and comforting — and sure to wow Thanksgiving guests. And with the combination of apples and cinnamon, it takes just like a fall dessert should.

Chocolate pairs exceptionaly well with other Thanksgiving dessert flavors (pumpkin, pecan, cinnamon and more) — which means these soft, pillowy rolls will be right at home alongside the traditional pies.

Who said cranberry sauce was only for the turkey dinner? Here, the flavor shines alongside sunny citrus for a cinnamon roll that cuts through the richness of the other desserts on your Thanksgiving table.

These rich, buttery cinnamon rolls are practically begging to be topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. What could be better than that after dinner?

A good recipe to keep in your back pocket when you're hosting brunch or overnight guests, this one also comes in handy when you need dessert for a crowd. Since you ca pack a whopping 2 dozen cinnamon rolls onto one sheet tray, you're sure to have enough to go around.

A nod to traditional cinnamon rolls, Molly's cozy bake features fall flavors like apple, honey and almond — all of which fit right in with the other treats you'll be digging into after the turkey.