It’s fall in St. Charles, and you know what that means: it’s officially pumpkin spice season! ! From pumpkin spice favorites to other classic fall flavors, discover seasonal sips and treats at cafes, coffee shops, and breweries throughout St. Charles. Start your autumn adventure on Historic Main Street St. Charles, then follow your taste buds as you savor all the flavors of fall.
Pumpkin Spice & Fall Coffee Drinks
Crooked Tree Coffee House
559 1st Capitol Dr
Craving a taste of fall? Visit Crooked Tree Coffee House and try their aptly named seasonal lattes: The Flannel Shirt (salted caramel & pumpkin), the Black Cat (irish cream, coconut, & white chocolate), the Toasted Pumpkin (marshmallow, brown sugar cinnamon, & pumpkin), the Boogeyman (lavender, orange, and white chocolate), the Ginger Spice (caramel & warm spice), and the Monster Marsh (marshmallow, chocolate, & caramel).
Bike Stop Café
701 S Riverside Dr
Make a pit stop at Bike Stop Café for a pumpkin tea or coffee. This charming bike shop and café combo offers a picturesque spot to soak up the fall season in Historic St. Charles. Grab your favorite cozy drink, settle in on the patio, and warm up beside one of their inviting bonfire pits.
St. Charles Coffee & Creperie and Frontier Perk
336 S Main St and 108 S Main St
Find a scrumptious Pumpkin Pie latte at both St. Charles Coffee & Creperie and Frontier Perk. Using the Olde Town Spice Shoppe’s famous pumpkin dust, this pumpkin latte in St. Charles is a must-try! If you’re at St. Charles Coffee & Creperie, pair your pumpkin pie latte with a maple glazed pumpkin crepe for the ultimate fall treat.
La Vie French Café
524 S Main St
Pretend you’re in Paris as you sip on a Pumpkin Spice Caramel Latte at La Vie French Café. Choose from their Pumpkin Pie Croissant (filled with toasted marshmallows and caramel) or their Pumpkin Cheesecake Crepe a la Mode to complete your meal. Bon appétit!
Sugar & Slice Bakery on Main
519 S Main St
Enter a world of sweets at Sugar & Slice Bakery on Main. Look inside the large pastry case, where you’ll find an enticing selection of goodies, including a rotating lineup of pumpkin treats. Pair your favorite pastry with a seasonal drink from the fall menu for the perfect taste of the season. Their fall drinks include a Cookie Butter Latte, Maple Cinnamon Latte, Tiramisu Latte, Pumpkin Caramel Latte, and a Blueberry Cobbler Refresher.
Lydia’s
1735 S River Rd Ste 190
Nestled next to the Streets of St. Charles, Lydia’s is one of St. Charles’ hidden gems. Open from the morning into the evening, it’s a great café to grab your morning coffee, a sweet treat, or even a cocktail! Their fall menu features a variety of pumpkin treats and drinks that will satisfy your sweet tooth. Find your new fall favorite like their Apple Cider (or their boozy Apple Cider Sangria Slush), Pumpkin Spice Chai, Pumpkin Cheesecake Cold Brew, Salted Nut Roll Latte, Pumpkin S’mores Latte, Candy Apple Lotus, and the Whipped Salted Maple Matcha. If you’re looking for fall drinks during a girls’ night out, their seasonal cocktail menu features a S’mores Espresso Martini, September Sour, Basic B*tch Martini, and Bourbon Banana Flip.
Picasso’s Coffeehouse
101 N Main St and 1650 Beale St, Ste 155
Find your pumpkin pick-me-up at Picasso’s Coffeehouse! Their Pumpkin Latte is topped with a dollop of whipped cream, adding the perfect touch. Their Pumpkin Spiced Chai is hard to beat too. Not in the mood for pumpkin? Try their Maple Spice Sweet Cream Cold Brew, S’mores Mocha, or Brown Sugar Latte.
Mocha Point Yemeni Coffee
343 N Main St
Mocha Point Yemeni Coffee puts a unique spin on fall favorites with coffee made from beans sourced from Yemen. Sip your way through the season with options like the Pumpkin Cloud Latte, Caramelized Banana Latte topped with torched brown sugar, Pumpkin Chai, Maple Yemeni Matcha, or Fiji Apple Tonic. With so many seasonal flavors to choose from, there’s a little something for every fall craving.
La Belle Vie
1200 N Second St
Located in the middle of Frenchtown near the Katy Trail, La Belle Vie’s fall menu is full of cozy favorites! Find classics like a Pumpkin Spice Latte and an Apple Crisp Latte or others like a Shaken Pumpkin Brown Sugar Espresso, a Caramel Apple Latte, and a Cookie Butter Biscoff Latte.
Upshot Coffee Brake Shop
816 N Kingshighway St
Take in the vibrant colors of fall while sipping on a seasonal drink at Upshot Coffee Brake Shop in Frenchtown. Housed in a charming former 1950s gas station, the café’s large garage windows fill the space with natural light and offer the perfect setting to watch the leaves change. Warm up with a Brown Sugar Sage Cappuccino, Baked Pumpkin Latte, Asian Pear Chai, or Cherry Coffee Soda, and be sure to pair your drink with a pumpkin danish or s’mores cookie for the ultimate fall treat.
Course Coffee Roasters
1218 N Second St
Course Coffee Roasters puts a creative spin on fall flavors with a lineup of unique seasonal drinks in St. Charles. Try the French Toast Latte or Red Pepper Jelly Latte for something cozy and unexpected, or opt for the Peach Bourbon Espresso Tonic or Tamarind Jarritos Espresso Soda for a refreshing twist. Whatever you choose, you’re in for a one-of-a-kind fall tasting experience.
Surcrose
700 S 5th St
This European-style bakery serves up an array of delicious pastries year-round, but fall brings a special selection of pumpkin treats worth savoring. Be sure to try the pumpkin tart, a seasonal favorite, and pair it with Sucrose’s Pumpkin Latte, made with house-made pumpkin sauce featuring real pumpkin puree, warm spices, and maple syrup. Together they make the perfect pairing for a taste of fall.
Fall Cocktails & Brews
Good News Brewing
1121 N Second St, St. Charles, MO and 2886 Hwy 94 South Defiance, MO
Find seasonal favorite brews at Good News Brewing. In addition to their fall ales, both Good News Brewing locations will have a Pumpkin Pop Up with pumpkins, handcrafted cornstalks, strawbales, wood crates, and other fall décor. The pop up begins on September 25 in Defiance and on October 2 in Frenchtown.
Two Plumbers Brewery + Arcade
745 Friedens Rd
Play retro arcade games while enjoying Two Plumbers’ Doc Okt, a malty, smooth Oktoberfest lager with a clean, crisp body and a touch of hop spice. Their menu also features fall cocktails like the King Boo, the Mystery Machine, and the Basilisk Blood, and a special fall pizza: the Mario Marg.
What will you try first? If you’re looking for more things to do this fall in Saint Charles, check out our fall bucket list or our blog on five reasons why you should spend fall in St. Charles.