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Seven Apopka spots offer taste of fall

Canon Coffee is located in a renovated house on 74 W Second Street.
Canon Coffee is located in a renovated house on 74 W Second Street.

Photo by Sarah Merly

Key Points

Pumpkin has plenty of company on Apopka’s menus. Apple, maple and pecan turn up in coffee drinks, doughnuts and pies, giving fall-minded customers a few options beyond their usual latte.

This seven-place shortlist mixes limited-time drinks with familiar bakery flavors and desserts to order ahead. Some stops suit a quick coffee break. Others call for a little planning before a family gathering.

  1. Canon Coffee

    Canon’s Fall 2026 delivery menu reads a little like a dessert counter. An apple pie latte combines apple and cinnamon, while candied pecan and oatmeal cream pie lattes offer other ways to order the season. Pumpkin drinkers have both a latte and cold brew to consider.

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    For a less dessert-heavy option, the same listing includes a maple milk macchiato made with espresso, maple syrup and milk.

    Location: 74 W. Second St.

  2. Calypso Coffee Bar

    Calypso’s seasonal menu includes Gourdius God of Pumpkins, a pumpkin-spice latte topped with Heath candy, and Apple of Discord, an apple-caramel latte with whipped cream and a cinnamon apple chip. Practical Magic takes another route, combining cinnamon-cookie flavor with maple brown sugar cold foam and Biscoff crumbles.

    Location: 1466 Rock Springs Road.

  3. Doughlicious Donuts

    An apple fritter makes a straightforward fall breakfast, and Doughlicious lists it alongside cinnamon rolls and maple bars. The maple-bacon bar adds a savory topping for anyone who wants something beyond sugar and spice.

    These choices come from the regular menu, so this stop does not depend on a pumpkin-special announcement. The shop also rotates flavors that customers can find only in person.

    Location: 2250 W. Orange Blossom Trail.

  4. Propagate Social House

    Propagate’s house specialties offer a quieter approach to fall flavors. Its menu lists a bourbon salted toffee latte and a salted honey-vanilla latte, along with chai for customers who prefer tea. These are regular house drinks rather than a confirmed new fall collection. They give the downtown stop a place in a seasonal outing without making every order a pumpkin one.

    Location: 40 E. Fifth St.

  5. Aunt Gingibread’s Bakery

    Aunt Gingibread’s offers a way to bring fall dessert home for the table. Its online menu lists pumpkin pie and apple crumb pie, the latter with an oat topping. Both come in 6-inch and 8-inch sizes. The bakery also lists pumpkin pie bars on a shortbread crust.

    For a gathering, a pie or pan of bars provides a different option from individual drinks.

    Location: 409 S. Park Ave.

  6. TRU~CAKES

    This is the one stop on the list outside Apopka, a short drive away in Longwood. TRU~CAKES lists pumpkin, apple, pecan and sweet potato among its custom pies. Its cake-flavor options include apple butter and a chai-and-espresso combination.

    This is a custom-order choice rather than a promised walk-in pastry stop. Customers should arrange their order and pickup details with the bakery before making the trip.

    Location: 755 W State Rd 434, Suite N-O, Longwood. Phone: (407) 622-7202.

  7. Bread by Blaze

    For a fall breakfast at home, Bread by Blaze lists made-to-order cinnamon rolls in six- and 15-packs. The Apopka bakery says it bakes in small batches, with orders opening weekly and pickup or delivery in 24-72 hours.

    Plan ahead rather than treating this as a walk-in stop. These are regular-menu cinnamon rolls, not a confirmed limited-time fall special.

    Location: Apopka, by arrangement.

Author

  • Josh Peterson

    Josh Peterson is an editor for The Apopka Chief. A former Daily Caller reporter and Robert Novak Journalism Fellow, he has covered technology, politics, media and civic life, with work appearing in The Spectator.

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