The Frozen Coffee at this Williamsburg joint is the gold standard in frozen drinks. This bourbon-and-coffee filled slushie is topped with coffee grounds and more bourbon, named after Willie Nelson. Read more.
Super Power's Painkiller ($10) is one of the best in the business: a creamy rum/coconut/pineapple/orange juice concoction tastes like an island vacation and comes in a little flower-topped coconut. Read more.
The frozen Brancolada is sort of like a piña colada, comprised of orange juice, pineapple juice, Appleton rum, and coconut milk, but with the welcome addition of minty Brancamenta. Read more.
The Salted Watermelon Frose delivers on the "salted watermelon" part of the name (though it's still a bit sweet for someone who doesn't like sweet stuff) and it comes with a bonus chunk of watermelon. Read more.
This famed East Village refreshment is more of a dessert than a drink—the Guinness Shake here is chock full of vanilla ice cream, making it super rich and creamy, and very definitely a milkshake. Read more.
The piña colada at this (cash only!) seafood joint is only $6 —it's a basic drink, whipped up with a special house mix and a lot of Bacardi, but it'll smooth out that long ride back on the 4 train. Read more.
Frozen margaritas come in mango, blueberry, strawberry and classic, though if choosing one is too daunting, there's a frozen margarita flight that comes with four flavored margaritas of the day. Read more.
Uncle Boons' famed beer slushies ($8) earn accolades all on their own. For those who can't stand sweet drinks, this frozen delight keeps you cool without giving you a sugar rush. Read more.
The giant margaritas at this LES standby are no joke, but at only about $10, they're well worth the hangover. Delicious but dangerous, just like a good no-frills frozen margarita should be. Read more.
The Frozen Palomas here are made with Jose Cuervo, grapefruit and lime juice, and come with pink salted rims. They'll knock you off your feet if you aren't careful. During happy hour, they're only $8. Read more.
Crown Heights Caribbean spot Glady's makes a frozen rendition of a dark 'n stormy that is a revelation on its own. The $6 drink is made with Gosling’s black rum, ginger and lime. Read more.
The pina coladas at this Rockaway Beach standby are nothing fancy—they're made in machines, come in styrofoam glasses and are topped with maraschino cherries—but they're also unreasonably good. Read more.
