
Halloween in Miami doesn’t need cold weather to feel festive. Between the scent of cinnamon in the air and tables lined with pumpkin treats, these catering spots with Halloween menus bring all the cozy fall energy you crave. This guide rounds up the spots making the spooky season taste a little sweeter.

Fall’s here, and DC cafés are already changing things up. Menus look different, a few new drinks popped in, and pumpkin’s hard to miss. We pulled together the spots that kicked off their Fall 2025 menus. Go see which one feels like your kind of cozy.

Fall has arrived and Los Angeles coffee shops are showing off. The Fall Menu 2025 is packed with warm drinks, seasonal sweet treats, and spots perfect for people watching. It’s a reason to leave your apartment and sip something unforgettable.

September in Austin means cooler mornings, football weekends, and fall flavors at local cafés. Pumpkin spice, maple cinnamon, and apple chai cider lead the menus, alongside creative twists like cookie butter lattes and horchata specials. With seasonal pastries, quick pickup, and loyalty perks, it’s the perfect time to explore Austin’s coffee shops and find a new favorite.
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Mango season has officially arrived in Miami, and the city’s icy treats and desserts are bursting with tropical flavor. From creamy scoops to fruity drinks, these local favorites capture the taste of summer. Here’s where to find the best mango treats right now.

Every St. Patrick’s Day, Chicago dyes its river emerald green, drawing crowds to the Michigan Avenue Bridge and riverwalk. Instead of braving the crowds empty-handed, grab a coffee from a nearby café and enjoy the spectacle with a warm drink in hand. Whether you need a cozy spot before the festivities, a quick espresso before a river cruise, or a sweet treat to go, these top coffee shops near the Michigan Avenue Bridge have you covered.

March brings a mix of lingering winter and hints of spring, making it the perfect time to explore NYC’s seasonal coffee specials, pastries, and new café openings. From limited-time blends to festive treats, the city’s coffee scene is packed with flavors you won’t want to miss. Act fast as these specials won’t be around forever. Here’s where to find the best March coffee and pastry offerings in NYC.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a peaceful retreat, and its much-anticipated Lightscape event is coming soon, starting January 5th. After soaking in this magical display or simply enjoying the garden's serenity, nearby neighborhoods offer fantastic coffee spots for every mood. Whether you’re looking for a quiet moment or a lively café vibe, here’s a guide to the best coffee shops around the garden.

The East Village, on Manhattan's East Side, is known for its lively nightlife and laid-back daytime vibe. With vintage shops, cafes, and a rich cultural scene, it's a great spot to explore—especially for coffee lovers. Here’s a curated list of must-visit coffee shops in the East Village for every coffee enthusiast.

As fall arrives in New York City, nothing says "autumn" like a pumpkin-spiced latte (PSL) in hand. From iconic landmarks to cozy neighborhoods, the city offers plenty of picture-perfect spots for seasonal photos. Whether you're a PSL fan or just want a festive drink for your Instagram, here are nine NYC coffee shops where you can enjoy a pumpkin-flavored treat and snap the perfect fall pic.

Williamsburg is known for its trendy vibe, artisan shops, and vibrant music scene, but its excellent coffee culture often flies under the radar. From expertly crafted lattes to cozy cafés with delicious pastries, the neighborhood offers something for every coffee lover.

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Boba Up turns bubble tea into an interactive experience with its self-serve setup that lets guests create their dream drink. From fruit refreshers to milk teas, everything can be customized, and sampling is encouraged. There’s a mix of toppings from lychee jelly to tapioca pearls, all fresh and flavorful. The vibe is cheerful, with board games, stickers, and friendly service that make it a perfect stop for a casual weekend outing.

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The Moo Bar is a feast for the eyes and the taste buds. Drinks like banana pudding, matcha, and jasmine milk tea are crafted with precision and look almost too good to sip. The interior is bright and trendy, giving it that photo-worthy appeal without losing its cozy charm. The staff brings warmth and attention to detail that keeps the place buzzing with regulars and newcomers alike.

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Tea King keeps things simple but memorable. Known for its Thai milk tea and watermelon tea, this shop focuses on clean, bold flavors that never feel heavy or overly sweet. Every drink can be adjusted to taste, making it easy to find the perfect balance. The setting is small and relaxed, a quiet neighborhood stop that always delivers great tea and genuine service.

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Xing Fu Tang feels like a taste of Taiwan right in the heart of Seattle. The drinks are made with fresh, house-cooked boba that is soft, caramelized, and slightly chewy in all the right ways. The Taiwan milk tea is rich and creamy, perfectly balanced between sweetness and warmth. The staff is cheerful and kind, creating a welcoming space where the quality of the tea speaks for itself.

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While best known for its savory noodle bowls, Slurp Station surprises many with its flavorful boba drinks. The teas are made with care and pair beautifully with the comforting meals on the menu. It’s quiet, modern, and great for a calm lunch or quick tea break. Each cup feels balanced, rich, and made with the same attention to detail that defines everything served here.

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Oasis Tea Zone has been part of Seattle’s boba story for years, and its playful, social vibe keeps it a local favorite. The space is filled with board games, arcade machines, and upbeat music that make it easy to stay for hours. Drinks like the brown sugar milk tea and mango smoothie are crowd-pleasers for good reason. It’s the kind of spot that turns a simple tea run into an afternoon hangout.

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Tea Republik feels more like a cozy retreat than a typical tea shop. Its shelves of loose-leaf blends and warm lighting invite long conversations and unhurried sips. The menu covers everything from herbal infusions to black and green teas served in small pots. It’s the perfect escape for anyone looking to slow down and enjoy a moment of calm in the middle of the city.

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Young Tea sets the bar high with its natural ingredients and focus on quality. The signature Ceylon and Assam milk teas have a clean, layered flavor that highlights the tea itself rather than overpowering it with sugar. Every drink feels balanced and elegant, reflecting the care behind each recipe. With its inviting decor and friendly service, it’s a staple for tea drinkers who appreciate craftsmanship.

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One of the oldest bars in Seattle, the Diller Room offers history with every pour. The dark, cozy atmosphere makes it a comforting retreat, while the extensive whiskey and bourbon collection sets it apart. The bartenders here know their stuff and are quick with recommendations, so it is easy to order something that matches the mood, whether that is bold, bitter, or smooth. For nights when comfort comes in the form of a classic cocktail, this is the place.

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The Velvet Elk is a cocktail lounge that feels like a retro fever dream in the best way possible. With velvet textures, funky lighting, and a touch of disco-inspired flair, the space creates a playful backdrop for bold drinks. The cocktail menu leans boozy and botanical, perfect for those looking for something layered and intriguing. Its atmosphere is as great as its drinks, making it ideal for when a change of scenery is just as important as the cocktail in hand.

Explore Ballard, Seattle, a lively neighborhood famous for the Ballard Locks, Golden Gardens Park, and historic Ballard Avenue. Along with its deep history and beautiful views, Ballard is also home to amazing coffee spots. You’ll find cozy cafés, expert coffee roasters, and welcoming spaces perfect for anyone who loves coffee. Check out the best coffee shops in Ballard in this guide.
Know an amazing coffee spot in Seattle that coffee lovers need to discover? Share it with us! We're always exploring new cafés to feature in the Per Diem Guide and would love your recommendations.

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