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Autumn Flavors Restaurant Menus

By Liz Biro, posted Sep 17, 2013

The first day of fall is not until Sept. 22, but signs of the season have been popping up for a few weeks at Cape Fear food and drink places.

Port City Java stores are serving pumpkin muffins. The shop’s pumpkin pie shake contains chai tea, ice cream cinnamon and Irish cream syrups and pumpkin pie spice. Pumpkin pie latte blends espresso, steamed milk, pumpkin pie spice and vanilla and cinnamon syrups.

The annual Oktoberfest celebration has begun at downtown’s The German Café at The Cotton Exchange. Oktoberfest specials available until Oct. 31 include a $10 lunch and dinner special of grilled bratwurst on a bun with sauerkraut, a side of warm German potato salad, a 10-ounce German draft beer and a slice of strudel.

Collard greens have made appearances on Kornerstone Bistro’s menu, which regularly taps local growers for ingredients. At area farmers’ markets, look for more greens and lettuces, muscadine grapes, late-season peaches and tomatoes and tender little salad turnips.

Coastal Cupcakes downtown and at Wrightsville Beach is asking customers to suggest fall flavor ideas for the October and November cupcake list. Pumpkin was the No. 1 vote recently at the company’s Facebook fan page.

Fall also brings Encore Magazine Restaurant Week, happening Oct. 23-30. Forty-three Cape Fear-area restaurants will offer nightly specials throughout the period. For details, visit encorerestaurantweek.com.

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