The Portland, Ore.-based ice cream brand now serves a cold brew-based flavor combined with craque, or candied cacao nibs, in collaboration with Coava Coffee Roasters and Cocanú Chocolates.

This new concept in Miami will give complimentary coffee service with any dessert order on Sept. 29.

Visitors of this San Diego spot at Rancho Bernardo Inn can celebrate the special day with its signature dessert, cinnamon and sugar doughnut bites served with Baileys-flavored ice cream and topped with espresso foam.

The Phoenix-based crêperie will treat guests to a free cup of coffee at its Arizona State University location all day on National Coffee Day.

To celebrate the special day, the sweets shop at Revival Food Hall in Chicago will sell a tiramisu cake in a cup for $8. The dessert is made with vanilla buttermilk cake soaked in espresso syrup with whipped cocoa nib ganache and mascarpone mousse, paired with an espresso.

The family-dining chain, headquartered in Glendale, Calif., has a new limited-time offer designed for those eating out on National Coffee Day. Until Nov. 12, customers can order pancakes in four different latte-inspired flavors: Espresso Mocha Cream, Salted Caramel Java, Double Vanilla and Pumpkin Spice.

The Portland, Ore.-based roasting company recently opened its first San Diego brew bar. The new spot features specialty coffee, espresso, grab-and-go bites and pastries, and will offer free cold brew coffee all day on Sept. 29.

The Boston-based restaurant will treat customers to a free coffee from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its take-out shop located adjacent to its hometown spot on Sept. 29.

This San Diego restaurant features an extensive coffee menu that guests can customize. All coffee, espresso and latte drinks can include a shot of Jameson or Baileys.

The Oak Brook, Ill.-based quick-service chain recently added espresso drinks to its McCafé program. For a limited time, customers can purchase any small McCafé specialty beverage for $2.

With locations throughout New York City, this café will ask guests to pay what they want for their coffee drinks on Sept. 29.

Located in the Ritz-Carlton in New Orleans, this bar now serves coffee from a local roaster and java-inspired cocktails like the Cold Brew Car Bomb, a mix of café liqueur, stout beer and coffee topped with Baileys, cayenne pepper and an orange twist.

Headquartered in Emeryville, Calif., the coffee brand will give a 25-percent discount on all beans sold online and in stores, and a free drip coffee or tea with a purchase of beans on location for National Coffee Day.

Tidal at Paradise Point Resort & Spa in San Diego offers guests the Juan Valdez, a cocktail made with amaretto-flavored liqueur, tequila, grapefruit juice and cold brew coffee.

The Phoenix-based roasting company will give away a free small cup of drip or cold brew coffee to visitors at all stores on Sept. 29.

Based in Winston-Salem, N.C., the quick-service chain will celebrate National Coffee Day all weekend with a free cup of coffee for customers from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1.