Your Guide to Lubbock’s Seasonal Fall Treats and Drinks

By: Hannah Lawson

Leaves are starting to change colors and the air is turning crisp. It’s time to start dusting off your jackets and sweaters as we step into the fall season. The changing of the season also brings along the changing of seasonal menus. There are many local spots showcasing these fall classic flavors. From pumpkin to cinnamon to apple and every spice in between, there’s something for everyone.

Whether you’re looking for an ice-cold beer, cup of coffee, or a fresh out-of-the-oven pastry, Lubbock local businesses have you covered. Take a look below for our favorite local fall flavors:

Two Docs Brewing Co. | 502 Texas Avenue

Two Docs Brewing Co. is the perfect spot for a laid-back afternoon. With plenty of outdoor seating, it’s ideal for those sunny fall days. Be sure to try the seasonal Doktoberfest brew, a crisp and refreshing beer that captures the spirit of fall. Swing by for happy hour at 5 p.m. and give it a try before it’s gone.

Goodline Beer Co. | 2611 Boston Avenue

Goodline Beer Co. is a must-visit for craft beer lovers. Known for its chill atmosphere and community vibe, Goodline is a great place to unwind. Their Oktoberfest brew is a seasonal favorite, and the brewery’s outdoor area makes it a perfect place to relax with friends during the cool fall evenings.

J’s Creamery | 5101 82nd Street

J’s Creamery is known for its frozen custard, and its fall menu doesn’t disappoint. The pumpkin pie concrete and bourbon maple custard options bring the right amount of seasonal flavor. Whether you’re looking for a treat after dinner or just a quick stop, J’s has you covered.

Brulee Bakery | 2605 Boston Avenue

Brulee Bakery is bringing out fall flavors with some unique options. Try the salted maple gluten-free pop tarts or the cranberry rosemary and thyme scone. If you’re looking for something savory, the German bierock is a solid choice. They’ve got a variety of seasonal bakes, but be sure to get there early before they sell out!

Nashwell Cafe | 1212 Avenue K

Nashwell Cafe offers a cozy spot for fall coffee. Their mixed spice latte is a seasonal classic, especially paired with a pumpkin scone covered in homemade whip. It’s a great, quiet spot to grab coffee solo or with friends.

Monomyth | 2024 Broadway Street

Monomyth’s fall menu is perfect for cooler weather. Their Firefall latte is a standout, and the Apple Pie-der brings all the cider vibes. This shop has a beautiful natural life and was nominated for best independent coffee shop for 2024 by USA Today.

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