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Grab a cup of cheer with these holiday treats around Lakeland

From coffee to baked goods to cocktails, try these festive bevs + bites for the holiday season.

Black and Brew's winter menu is on two chalkboards. Next to it is a decorated Christmas tree and a mural that says "your anytime place."

Whether you’re a coffee, tea, or snack lover, these Lakeland spots are serving up sensational seasonal flavors.

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Winter flavor lovers, your time has come — Lakeland’s food scene is fully embracing the holiday spirit with these festive food + drink items. How many of these local treats will you try this season?

An iced latte topped with red, green, and white sprinkles in a cup with an Andrew's Coffee logo

Add a seasonal drink topper to your drink at Andrew’s all month.

Photo by @andrews__coffee

For a caffeine fix

Andrew’s Coffee | Go for a classic peppermint mocha or get your Christmas cookie flavor fix with the sugar cookie latte.

Black & Brew Coffee House and Bistro | Try Jeannie’s Espresso Dolce — an espresso steamed with sweet milk — in honor of restaurateur Jeannie Weaver-Lopez.

Pressed Books & Coffee | The “Charlie Brown"-themed winter menu includes everything from Peanut’s Nog — a vanilla eggnog latte with nutmeg — to Charlie Brown’s Christmas Punch, which combines pomegranate, apple, and cinnamon.

Haven Coffee Roasters | Sleigh on over to this shop in Winter Haven to try festive flavors like the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree latte made with rosemary syrup or the Buddy’s Breakfast Latte that combines white chocolate and maple.

Rogue Coffee | This western downtown spot is bringing the holiday cheer with seasonal specials like Santa’s Milk & Cookies, Candy Cane Mocha, and its famous hot cocoa.

Thirsty for more? Find more holiday flavors on menus at many of Lakeland’s coffee shops.

A glass of Dissent Brewing's Gingerbread Berliner beer sits in a cup labeled "Dissent Brewing" surrounded by Christmas garland and a hat with the Dissent Brewing logo.

Pour one out this holiday season with festive libations like the Can’t Catch Me Gingerbread Berliner from Dissent Brewing.

Photo via @dissentlakeland

Raise a glass

Dissent Brewing | This brewery is serving up warm winter spices in a new way with the Abuelita’s Coquito Cream Ale and Can’t Catch Me Gingerbread Berliner.

Swan Brewing | Enjoy winter on the patio with a glass of La Noche, a Mexican dark lager, and keep your eyes peeled for more seasonal brews coming soon.

Smith’s American Tavern | This eatery’s White Christmas Margarita brings a tropical flair to the classic cocktail with flavors of coconut, orange, and lime.

A cranberry chickpea sandwich sits on a plate inside The Juice Box Cafe

Order your cranberry chickpea salad on ciabatta bread or a vegan croissant.

Sips + bites

The Juice Box Cafe | Cran you believe this spot’s cranberry chickpea salad has already sold out twice since coming out? Pair it with an iced peppermint mocha or frozen hot chocolate.

Parkesdale Market | Head to this farm stand to grab a gingerbread or peppermint milkshake made with fresh ingredients.

Tea Largo | Even folks on the naughty list can get some love with The Grinch matcha latte or a blended “coal-puccino.”

Did we miss your favorite seasonal snack or sip? Let us know so we can keep our eyes (and appetites) out.

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