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Get your daily rundown of Philly happenings in less than 10 minutesFREE MORNING NEWSLETTERSkip to content❤️ Love Philly? ❤️Us too — let’s be friends.Catch the Billy Penn newsletter in your inbox 6 days a week for need-to-know news and connections to everything Philadelphia.It might be just another made-up holiday, but for fans of cozy autumn flavors, Pumpkin Spice Day — Oct. 1 — is a great excuse for celebration.The signature fall flavor takes center stage at cafes and sweets shops across Philadelphia, where it’s found in many forms. As an alternative to the chain coffee shops, check out these options for bespoke pumpkin spice lattes, along with some selections of pumpkin spice-infused treats.&nbsp;1000 Pine St. (Washington Square West)Known for consistency and good service, this Center City cafe makes a pumpkin syrup in-house from real pumpkin puree, spices, and lots of brown sugar. It’s made into a PSL served hot or iced, with an option to go decaf or choose from a variety of milks — skim, oat, almond — to fit all dietary needs.Reading Terminal Market (Center City)This Amish family behind this RTM stand that makes sweets on the spot — you can get lost in watching the treats get fried, stuffed, and iced — loves to add to the already expansive flavor selection. To welcome the fall season, there’s a pumpkin creme-filled donut with cinnamon topping.222 W. Rittenhouse Sq. (Rittenhouse) and at 30th Street StationThis micro-roaster with two locations — a small sit-down cafe just off Rittenhouse Square, and a to-go stand in the train station food court — offers what you might call a truly artisan version of the PSL. Fresh, house-roasted coffee is pulled into an espresso, then blended with steamed milk and maple syrup, nutmeg, ginger, cinnamon. A drizzle of housemade pumpkin syrup tops it off.Multiple locations (Northern Liberties, Rittenhouse, Fishtown, Brewerytown)💌 Love Philly? Sign up for the free Billy Penn daily newsletter and stay in the knowPumpkin spice schmear, anyone? Even if you don’t want the sweet flavors on your bagel itself, the many outposts of this mini-chain from Glu Hospitality (also behind Figo, Leda, Vesper, and Anejo) offers drinks that carry the taste of fall. Choose the pumpkin cookie coffee, or the pumpkin pie latte — hot or iced.8126 Germantown Ave. (Chestnut Hill)Come autumn, the focus at this 134-year-old sweets destination switches from ice cream to baked goods. You’ll find pumpkin pie, a pumpkin spice pound cake, pumpkin cheesecake squares, and pumpkin donuts, all available in individual portions or to take home for the fam.🍻 Cheers to quality journalism 🍻Philly's food, like local news, connects people to the city and each other. If you learned something new from this free Billy Penn story, will you consider tipping a journalist today?I want BP coverage on Philly eats!The 39-year-old was known to senators and mayors, as well as people who’d been marginalized.There are lots of local connections in the popular movie-turned-musical.Miami’s got the league batting champ — but he might not play. They’re not great on offense — but do love a comeback.The likely next mayor chatted with NBC Philadelphia about a wide range of issues affecting the city.10 questions about charters, answered.Open through the end of the year, the retrospective is packed with posters, photos, and clips of famous concerts.Generations of Owls, civic leaders, and Philadelphians came out to honor the school’s first Black woman president.The $150k position is temporary, she said.The benefit amount has doubled since the last time Margaux Murphy did this, but so have food prices.Whoever they play in the wild card round, the Phils will be favored.Loading...Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.

Get your daily rundown of Philly happenings in less than 10 minutesFREE MORNING NEWSLETTERSkip to content❤️ Love Philly? ❤️Us too — let’s be friends.Catch the Billy Penn newsletter in your inbox 6 days a week for need-to-know news and connections to everything Philadelphia.It might be just another made-up holiday, but for fans of cozy autumn flavors, Pumpkin Spice Day — Oct. 1 — is a great excuse for celebration.The signature fall flavor takes center stage at cafes and sweets shops across Philadelphia, where it’s found in many forms. As an alternative to the chain coffee shops, check out...

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