Seasonal Coffee Drinks in Corpus Christi

Autumn Coded Coffee Beverages in Corpus Christi

Sip your way into fall with these nine local coffee beverages

Lorelai from Driftwood Coffee Co. | Photo provided

Last Updated on October 8, 2024 by Evelyn Martinez

Lorelai

Driftwood Coffee Co.

Aside from its specialty roasts, Driftwood is known for seasonal coffee drinks made with housemade syrups. This fall, it’s the Lorelai, a latte made with maple-brown sugar syrup topped with pumpkin spice, served iced or hot.

Where: 4703 S. Alameda St.

Choco Chupacabra

Creatures Coffee & Tea Co.

A double shot of espresso paired with Cocoa Puffs cereal milk, chocolate and marshmallow “lava” creates this unique and bold concoction. It’s a fun and nostalgic drink for chocolate lovers in the fall.

Where: @creaturescoffeeandteaco

The Myrtle

The Coffee Mugg 

Enjoy a delightful combination of cold brew, marshmallow and pumpkin, topped with a fluffy cold foam—a perfect blend for those who love fall flavors in their cold brew.

Where: 1112 Morgan Ave.

Toasted Marshmallow Mocha

Stinger’s Coffee

Dark chocolate meets toasted marsh-mallow syrup in this mocha with a double shot of espresso and steamed milk. Topped with whipped cream, marshmallows and chocolate swirls, it’s a dreamy fall dessert in a cup.

Where: 1304 Airline Rd & 7042 S. Staples St.  #106

Honeycomb Latte

Roasted 

This delightful blend of sweet honey, earthy taro and rich hazelnut offers a balanced mix of warmth and sweetness, ideal for when you crave something both comforting and indulgent.

Where: 5535 Bonner Dr. 

Sea Turtle

Island Joe’s Coffee

Served hot, iced or as a “fro-joe,” this decadent espresso drink features caramel, mocha, pecan syrup and milk, making it a great choice for a sweet treat with a nutty twist.

Where: 14829 S. Padre Island Dr.

Cinnamon Dolce Latte

Bien Mérité 

A cozy mix of English toffee, cinnamon and espresso, this latte delivers warm, comforting flavors that are especially satisfying during the colder months. Available hot or iced.

Where: 1336 S. Staples St. 

Seasonal Latte

Hester’s Cafe

The house latte is transformed into a fall favorite with your choice of pumpkin spice or maple spice flavoring … and lots of whipped cream. It’s a classic fall beverage that you’re sure to crave.

Where: 3812 S. Alameda St. & 1714 S. Alameda St.

Couldren Brujita 

The Brewery Coffee 

In a slight deviation from the traditional version of this classic Mexican beverage, the Couldren Brujita is an iced Cafe de Olla served with a splash of cream. Made with brewed coffee, cinnamon and piloncillo, it’s the quintessential fall coffee drink.  @__thebrewery__  

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