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As September arrives, Los Angeles starts to see more of the flavors that signal the change of season. Apple pies, cider-inspired treats, pumpkin desserts, and warm baked goods begin showing up alongside the city's year-round favorites.
If you're looking for something sweet to ease into fall, these are a few LA spots worth checking out. |
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| A Los Angeles classic dating back to 1947, The Apple Pan is known for its burgers and old-school counter-service atmosphere, but its apple pie is just as much a part of the experience. The apple pie is served by the slice or whole, with the option to add ice cream or whipped cream. |
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| | | Winston Pies takes a straightforward approach to its Harvest Apple Pie, made with hand-cut and peeled apples and cinnamon in an all-butter crust. The shop rotates its menu throughout the year, making it a good place to look for seasonal pies as well. |
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| For something a little less traditional, Cake Monkey's Apple Crumble Pop Pie puts the flavors of apple crumble into its signature handheld format. The bakery also brings back seasonal flavors throughout the year. |
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| | | A longtime Vermont Avenue institution, House of Pies keeps classic fruit pies on the menu, including apple pie, along with seasonal offerings. It's the kind of old-school spot where a slice of pie and coffee still makes for a simple late-night dessert stop. |
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| Located in the NoHo Arts District, Republic of Pie makes its pies in-house and offers a wide range of fruit and cream varieties. Its Classic Apple Pie is available alongside seasonal options such as pumpkin pie and rotating fruit flavors. |
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| | Tous les Jours Bakery & Cafe Little Tokyo |
| A Korean-French bakery in Little Tokyo, Tous les Jours offers a range of pastries and baked goods that change throughout the year. It's a good stop if you're looking for seasonal bakery treats alongside French- and Korean-inspired classics. |
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| A longtime Chinatown bakery, Phoenix Bakery is known for its cakes and traditional Chinese pastries. While it isn't an apple-pie destination, its selection of baked sweets makes it a worthwhile addition for anyone looking to explore seasonal desserts beyond the usual American pie. |
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| | | Bliss Bakery offers a broad selection of pastries and desserts from its Downtown LA location. It's a good option for picking up something sweet while exploring the Arts District and surrounding area. |
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A Taste of Fall in LA
Fall may look a little different in Los Angeles, but you can still find plenty of seasonal flavors around the city. From a classic apple pie at The Apple Pan to cider-roasted apple pie at Cake Monkey and Harvest Apple Pie at Winston Pies, these spots offer an easy way to bring a little taste of the season into September. |
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