The best boozy milkshakes in NYC

Vanilla ice cream forms the base, but a homemade marshmallow topping (that looks exactly like your attempts at s'mores-making on family camping trips) separates it from the pack, especially since it's torched right behind the bar for you. Try it with a shot of Makers Mark to elevate the flavors from simple to spectacular. $7 shake + $4 for shot of choice.

The Williamsburg Milk Bar location has always offered boozed-up variations on their iconic confections, from a Cereal Milk White Russian to a birthday cake laced with spiced rum, which taste even sweeter during their daily happy hour from 5pm to 7pm. Starting May 3, Christina Tosi & Co. will offer two limited-edition flavors, including a ;cake shake spiked with white rum. All boozy shakes are limited to the Billyburg location, so sorry Manhattanites! $8.50 during happy hour, $11 otherwise.

If strawberry is your go-to flavor—or if you’re just feeling like drinking something “millenial pink”—stop by this Crown Heights bar-bakery for a float combining Aperol, rosé, seltzer and Blue Marble's organic strawberry scoops. $14.

All of Creamline's products use locally-sourced dairy, making the brand as sustainable as it is delicious. And this cookies-and-cream shake is no exception—an ode to the flagship's home inside Chelsea Market, which was once the Nabisco factory, the frozen treat is churned to order with Ronnybrook Farm Dairy soft-serve, Nilla wafers, Oreo cookies and one-and-a-half ounces of Bailey's. $14.

The Upper West Side comfort-food staple has a surprisingly light, refreshing take on the classic root beer float, made with on-tap Abita root beer, Sailor Jerry rum, vanilla ice cream and a lime-wheel garnish. $8.

This East Village classic has been open since 1985 and doubles as a music venue, so if you feel too full of ice cream (it happens), stay and enjoy the show. Boasting more than nine milkshakes, it was hard to choose a favorite, but the Monkey Business, comprised of bourbon, banana liqueur, chocolate syrup and peanut butter, is everything you wish your healthy post-workout shake was. $14.

What better way to satisfy the outdoorsy lumberjack in you than salted caramel and maple bacon? The burger-and-shake outlet offers two to-die-or milkshake options, including a Nutella latte shake with an optional shot of Stolen rum, but when bacon's on the table, you know which one we're choosing. $6 for shake, $3 for additional shot of bourbon. 

Celebrate every day like it's St Patrick's Day (minus the green outfits and the omnipresence of bros, natch). This frothy cup combines a classic Emerald Isle stout with scoops of vanilla—pair it with a bacon cheeseburger and see if that doesn't cure what ails ya. $7.