20 Spooky Halloween Cocktails To Enjoy In South Florida

It’s spooky season and you know what that means… it’s time to get BOOzy. For those who are a bit too old for treat-or-treating (but plenty old enough for a cocktail), bars and restaurants all over South Florida are serving specialty drinks that are full of spirits—and not the creepy kind.

Here are 20 cocktails in South Florida that will help get you in the Halloween mood.

Witches Brew & Mor-garita at Villa Azur Miami Beach

Villa Azur is amping up its Halloween festivities with two festive drinks crafted for the occasion. Guests can opt for the Witches Brew, a smoky deep red cocktail made with Grey Goose, Chambord, black cherry purée, fresh lime, and lychee, or the Mor-garita, a deathly black margarita made with Patron Reposado, Cointreau, hibiscus, and fresh lime with a Himalayan black salt rim.

Mummy’s Vacation at Bar Collins at Loews Miami Beach Hotel

A spooktacular blend of SelvaRey coconut rum, lychee puree, cherry juice and lemon juice, topped with lychee foam and a mummy eyeball made of a cherry stuffed lychee. Perfect for all the goblins and ghouls to sip on their big night out.

Sirenita at The Deck at Island Gardens

Sail away to a spellbinding night of spooky seduction at The Deck at Island Gardens with the Sirenita, “little mermaid”, cocktail. The alluring potion is made with Neft vodka, triple sec, blue curaçao, and Giffard almond liqueur topped with lime and a dehydrated pineapple with rosemary garnish.

Night of the Immortal Souls at Chotto Matte

Offer up a toast for the family and friends you miss the most. Join Chotto Matte in a colorful night of remembrance. Guests can sip on La Calavera from October 24 to November 6, a bright cocktail prepared with gin, tawny port, amontillado and morello sherry, garnished with pineapple shrub, lemon and a decorative sugar skull.

La Bruja at Ball & Chain

Ball & Chain’s new spooky specialty cocktail, La Bruja, is being brewed up for you this Halloween for only $13.13. This citrusy drink paired with raspberry liquor, lemon, and cranberry juice is exactly what you need to wash your spooks away.

Halloween Green Goblin at Shoma Bazaar

Shoma Bazaar is offering the frightfully fruity Halloween Green Goblin cocktail for $14 all weekend long, made with dark rum, pineapple juice, simple syrup, Blue Curacao syrup and OG Citrus. Pair this ghoulish cocktail with one of Shoma Bazaar’s 16 food vendors and celebrate Halloween like never before.

Herb Your Enthusiasm at PLANTA South Beach

PLANTA is not about the tricks, but all about the treats. Need something to take the edge off this halloween? PLANTA’s Herb Your Enthusiasm is spooking things up with orange salt, activated charcoal, and chili-infused tequila that will make your taste buds tremble.

E.T. Insane Milkshake at Sugar Factory American Brasserie

Celebrate Halloween and 40 Years of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment’s E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial with the E.T. Insane Milkshake from Sugar Factory. This galactic blend of cookies and cream ice cream and Reese’s Pieces is served in an E.T.-blue chocolate mug with star candies and Reese’s Pieces planets, and topped with whipped cream, Reese’s peanut butter cups, sprinkles, rock candy, an ice cream bar, and an edible still from the classic film.

Widow’s Kiss at Sexy Fish

In between all of their scary mermaids, the Widow’s kiss hides between them. This potion-like cocktails is made with American Laird’s Apple Brandy, Benedictine (a French Herbal Liqueur developed in the 19th century), and a touch of Suze, a pleasingly bitter French aperitif made from the gentian root, which grows in the mountains of Switzerland and France.

Midnight Pumpkin at Tanuki

The modern pan Asian eatery located on Miami Beach, will feature the special Midnight Pumpkin cocktail made with Sailor Jerry spiced rum, pumpkin purée, apple pucker, cinnamon syrup, lemon juice, pineapple juice, spicy bitters, fee foam, and it’s garnished with edible eye + black lava cinnamon rim.

Pumpkin Coquito at SLS South Beach

SLS South Beach is celebrating Halloween with a specialty cocktail Pumpkin Coquito. The cocktail is made with Rompope, Bacardi Ocho, and pumpkin syrup garnished with cinnamon on top.

Eye-See-You at DOM’S

The cocktail bar will offer a specialty cocktail called Eye-See-You from October 19 to November 2. The cocktail is made with Ketel One, lychee puree, lemon juice, simple syrup and a lo-fi amaro float garnished with a lychee and blueberry “eyeball.”

Vampire Spritz at Ganzo Sushi

A spritz fit for a vampire? The Vampire Kiss Cocktail makes for a devilish blend, to spice up your Halloween featuring Captain Morgan Spiced Rum, PAMA Liqueur, cranberry juice and ginger syrup topped with champagne and an olive wrapped in a lychee for the spooky eye.

The Widowmaker at Boho House Miami

Called the Widomaker, available this Halloween season, featuring female-founded Desolas Mezcal, this drink is channeling the other side with a creative take on a Mezcal-rita. A touch of charcoal gives it the dark spooky ‘trick,’ while agave nectar is a touch of the ‘treat.’ Enjoy it booth side all month long with a curated roster of sounds and halloween delights on the 31st.

Beetle Juice at Grails

In time for spooky season, Grails has debuted Beetle Juice. This creepy cocktail is made with beet juice, tequila, Serrano pepper-infused agave, ginger syrup, lime juice, and two dashes of orange blossom water. The cocktail is then garnished with beet powder, dehydrated lime, and smoke salt.

Slimer at Area 31

This fun, mezcal-based cocktail pays homage to the classic Ghostbusters film, featuring a Slimer green base garnished with a charred marshmallow to represent the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. It’s made with mezcal, Midori, lime, egg whites, and simple syrup.

The Upside Down Cocktail at The Wharf (Miami and Fort Lauderdale)

Being served at both venues for a “Stranger Wharf” Halloween event this cocktail is inspired by Stranger Things. The Upside Down Cocktail will send thrills and chills down the spines of every guest who dares to sip on this beverage at this spooky event. The drink features a blend of vodka, lemon soda, raspberry puree and blue Curaçao, curating the spooky, blood-colored beverage that tantalizes the taste buds with every sip.

Basic Witch at The Key Club

The Basic Witch cocktail is a frighteningly delicious treat for the adults with that’s made with Grey Goose Vodka, lychee, pumpkin spice, and Lambrusco. It’s so scary good you might find yourself enjoying a few this Halloween.

Kraken Martinez at Doya

Named after the mythological sea monster Kraken, Doya’s new Kraken Martinez, pays homage to every element of the sea legend with an elaborate presentation. Served in a tall glass bottle encased with bronze tentacles, the black drink is colored with house-made bitters to represent the Kraken’s ability to defeat its prey with ink. Medina even goes as far as to demonstrate the chilling low temperatures of the sea creature’s ocean hideout – and the eerie weather conditions brought on by Mediterranean storms – with the dramatic smoking effect of dry ice.

Shimmery Purple Bat at Ambersweet inside The Confidante Miami Beach

This is the perfect cocktail to enjoy before heading out on the town for Halloween. Crisp, light and refreshing, thanks to the fresh blackberry juice and Hendricks gin combo, the Shimmery Purple Black puts the BOO in boozy and pairs well with Halloween candy—think dark chocolate and caramel.