There’s just something special about fall in Webster County. The cooler temperatures, changing leaves, pumpkins on the porch and the familiar feeling of gathering with family and friends all make this time of year something to look forward to.
And this fall, there’s another reason to get out and explore Webster County; new restaurants, new sweet treats and plenty of fall-inspired drinks are waiting to be enjoyed.
Whether you’re craving pumpkin, caramel apple, cinnamon, maple or just a good meal, there are plenty of local stops to add to your fall list.
New Fall Flavors to Try
One of the places bringing fall flavor to the county is Nutmeg’s, who just celebrated their 7th birthday, is where the seasonal menu is full of cozy favorites. Stop in for treats like caramel apple pecan crisp and pumpkin bread or try one of their Halloween and fall-inspired drinks.
Fall drink options include the Witch’s Brew Alani, available dirty or with apple cider, caramel apple cinnamon coffee, pumpkin spice latte, apple cider lemonade, hot apple cider with cinnamon, pumpkin snickerdoodle coffee, and iced apple cider with caramel cold foam.
With so many seasonal options, Nutmeg’s is a perfect place to grab a fall drink and treat while enjoying the season.
A Local Favorite Worth Celebrating
If you’re looking for a reason to stop by O.T.’s, their changing specials give you plenty of them — and now there’s another reason to add it to your list.
O.T.’s was recently voted “Best of Kentucky” in the Diners & Cafés category! This recognition is a wonderful accomplishment for a local Webster County business and a great reminder of the incredible food and small businesses we have right here at home.
Their daily specials change weekly, while their sweet treats change from day to day — meaning there’s always something new to try. Recent treats have included pecan pie cheesecake bars, classic bread pudding with vanilla sauce, maple blondie brownies served with ice cream and maple sauce, banana pudding cups and more.
The best part? You may have to stop back more than once to see what’s waiting in the dessert case!
A New Sweet Spot in Providence
Mama J’s Sweet Addictions is a new restaurant in Providence bringing plenty of sweet and seasonal flavors to the community.
Fall goodies include apple crumble cheesecake with caramel drizzle and pumpkin cheesecake, while their coffee and drink specials bring even more seasonal flavor.
Try the Cotton Candy Kiss Dirty Alani, Harvest Moon, pumpkin spice latte, white chocolate pumpkin coffee or Witch’s Brew Dirty Alani. Their daily specials also change throughout the week, so there’s always something different to discover.
Down-Home Cooking & a Place to Feel at Home
Another new addition to Webster County’s restaurant scene is The Turn, where you’ll find good, down-home country cooking served in a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere.
The Turn wants you to feel like you’re sitting down at the kitchen table with family — not dining somewhere formal or stuffy. As they put it:
“We don’t want The Turn to feel like some fancy restaurant where you’re afraid to put your elbows on the table. We want it to feel like your kitchen table.”
Come hungry. Come comfortable. Come as you are.
There’s also something different to look forward to depending on the day you visit. Saturdays feature a breakfast buffet, Sundays offer a lunch buffet, Mondays feature a lunch buffet or lunch special, and Tuesdays offer a lunch special. On any day they’re open, you can also choose from their regular menu.
Whether you’re looking for a hearty breakfast, a home-cooked lunch or a comfortable place to gather with family and friends, The Turn brings a little taste of down-home country cooking and hospitality to Webster County.
Don’t Forget the Local Favorites
While we’re excited about all of the new places and fall flavors arriving in Webster County, we also want to celebrate the restaurants that have been serving our communities for years.
Be sure to stop by some of our local favorites, including Sebree Dairy Bar, Paula’z, Conquistadors, Jeri’s Cafe, The City Gate, Sebree Pizza Shack, PawPaw’s Poole Mill Restaurant and Classic Cafe.
These restaurants are part of what makes Webster County special. They’ve become familiar gathering places for families, friends, visitors and neighbors — and they deserve a spot on your fall food list, too.
Make a Fall Day of It in Webster County
This fall, don’t just stay home and wait for the season to come to you. Come experience it here in Webster County.
Grab a seasonal coffee, try a new dessert, enjoy a meal at a new restaurant, or revisit one of the local favorites you’ve loved for years. Bring the family, meet up with friends, take a drive through the county and discover something new along the way.
From pumpkin and apple to caramel, cinnamon and maple, the tastes of fall are here, and they’re waiting for you in Webster County.
Come hungry. Come curious. Come enjoy fall in Webster County.