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Fall in love with these autumn food and drink menus around town

Fall is here + so is the need for all things fall-flavored. We’re sharing where to get your autumn recipe fix.

Photo of strusel, brownie bars, and coffee on a black table.

Can you smell the cinnamon?

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Even if the temperature is still high, the calendar is flipping into autumn, which means we can officially embrace fall and the recipes that come with it — like pumpkin-flavored everything. Keep reading for the fall food and drink specials.

☕ Morning brews

Hustleblendz | Creme brulee cold brew — don’t mind if I do.

White Rhino Coffee | Pair a tamarind cider or The Chumpkin with a Mexican chocolate strudel, millionaire’s bar, or slice of pumpkin loaf.

Ascension Coffee | Sip, sip, hooray — the fall flight includes a pumpkin spice latte, mocha amaretto latte, and nitro earl grey tea.

Summer Moon | Try the autumn moon latte with oak roasted espresso, signature sweet cream Moon Milk, and autumn spices.

🍰 Sweet treats

Pinch of Salt | Let your cares fall away with this gluten- and allergy-free pumpkin streusel bread with maple icing.

Rise Soufflé | Pumpkin, banana, and mac & cheese soufflés are on the rise.

MELT Ice Creams | Grab a scoop of pumpkin tiramisu ice cream with espresso caramel swirls before it sells out.

Van Leeuwen | Enjoy fall flavors during warm weather with pumpkin cheesecake, vegan sweet potato marshmallow pie, blueberry jelly donut, and carrot cake dulce de leche ice creams.

If we missed your favorite fall menu items, let us know and we’ll add them to our list.

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