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An already great milkshake becomes perfect with the addition of booze.
An already great milkshake becomes perfect with the addition of booze.
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Where To Drink Creamy, Booze-Spiked Milkshakes In Dallas

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An already great milkshake becomes perfect with the addition of booze.
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What's more satisfying than the rich and creamy sweetness of a milkshake? A milkshake that will also get you totally buzzed. As cocktails and desserts respectively reach new heights, boozy milkshakes stand as a triumphant mixture of the two worlds.

When you were a kid, you probably thought that milkshakes were the best thing in the world. But you were wrong – that would be adult milkshakes. When you combine a shot (or two) of whiskey, milk, ice, and plenty of mix-ins like Oreo or bacon, it truly is a match made in heaven.

But where can one find boozy milkshakes in Dallas? As hotter weather quickly approaches, these 11 spots can provide cold, creamy alcoholic relief.

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Alamo Drafthouse Dallas

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When you’re this theater/dive bar/restaurant, $8 goes a long way with adult shake options like The Temptress Shake, made with Lakewood Milk Stout, or the Maker’s Mark Milk Punch Shake.

Bolsa Mercado

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The “adult milkshakes” at this Oak Cliff destination use ice cream made in-house, and with local ingredients for a truly fresh treat.

Double Wide

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Although there has been a long-going debate on whether or not Yoo-hoo is a dairy drink or not, it’s chocolatey goodness maintains a nostalgic hold on our hearts. Combine it with Kahlua and vanilla vodka and you have the Yoo-hoo Yee-haw, a creative (read: white trash) take on a white Russian.
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Grub Burger Bar

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As if milkshakes and burgers weren’t already a top-tier pairing, being able to spike milky concoctions like s’mores, Nutella, or “Everything but the kitchen sink” sounds that much more appealing.
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Hopdoddy Burger Bar

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While you have the option to spike standard flavors like vanilla bean and red velvet, Hopdoddy also features special flavors in the rotation, like the current frozen banana, made with roasted banana mash and spiced vanilla ice cream.
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Kenny's Burger Joint

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In addition to offerings like the lemon chill made with Deep Eddy Vodka and Country Time Lemonade, or the Insomniac appropriately made with espresso, Kahlua and Bailey’s, Kenny’s Burger Joint also features a boozy root beer float made with Maker’s Mark.

Liberty Burger

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The adult shake menu at this burger franchise will take you down memory lane with options like the Orange Julius, that claims to be “like you drank when you were little, but better” and The Lebowski, befitting of The Dude himself.
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Pints & Quarts

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Milkshakes recently arrived to the menu at this Lower Greenville burger spot, which means that you'll need to add it to your drinking (and burger eating) rotation. Any of the milkshakes, like the Oreo shake above, can be spiked with a shot of booze for the grown-ups. Isn't life beautiful?
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Rapscallion

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In honor of its southern aesthetic, Rapscallion features a float simply known as the Kentucky Standoff. The drink combines the sweet Texas nectar of Dr. Pepper with bourbon, then is topped with chewy peanut brittle for a truly southern delight.
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An added perk of this old fashioned soda fountain themed restaurant is its full bar, meaning that customers have the option of adding alcohol to many of the milkshakes and sodas.
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Twisted Root Burger Company

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One of the most popular destinations for boozy milkshakes on our list, these spirit-infused shakes are housemade with custard in flavors such as banana and Bailey's, Oreo and amaretto, or creme de menthe and chocolate.
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Alamo Drafthouse Dallas

When you’re this theater/dive bar/restaurant, $8 goes a long way with adult shake options like The Temptress Shake, made with Lakewood Milk Stout, or the Maker’s Mark Milk Punch Shake.

Bolsa Mercado

The “adult milkshakes” at this Oak Cliff destination use ice cream made in-house, and with local ingredients for a truly fresh treat.

Double Wide

Although there has been a long-going debate on whether or not Yoo-hoo is a dairy drink or not, it’s chocolatey goodness maintains a nostalgic hold on our hearts. Combine it with Kahlua and vanilla vodka and you have the Yoo-hoo Yee-haw, a creative (read: white trash) take on a white Russian.
Yelp/Mary S.

Grub Burger Bar

As if milkshakes and burgers weren’t already a top-tier pairing, being able to spike milky concoctions like s’mores, Nutella, or “Everything but the kitchen sink” sounds that much more appealing.
Grub Burger Bar

Hopdoddy Burger Bar

While you have the option to spike standard flavors like vanilla bean and red velvet, Hopdoddy also features special flavors in the rotation, like the current frozen banana, made with roasted banana mash and spiced vanilla ice cream.
Hopdoddy Burger Bar/Facebook

Kenny's Burger Joint

In addition to offerings like the lemon chill made with Deep Eddy Vodka and Country Time Lemonade, or the Insomniac appropriately made with espresso, Kahlua and Bailey’s, Kenny’s Burger Joint also features a boozy root beer float made with Maker’s Mark.

Liberty Burger

The adult shake menu at this burger franchise will take you down memory lane with options like the Orange Julius, that claims to be “like you drank when you were little, but better” and The Lebowski, befitting of The Dude himself.
Liberty Burger/Facebook

Pints & Quarts

Milkshakes recently arrived to the menu at this Lower Greenville burger spot, which means that you'll need to add it to your drinking (and burger eating) rotation. Any of the milkshakes, like the Oreo shake above, can be spiked with a shot of booze for the grown-ups. Isn't life beautiful?
Pints and Quarts/Facebook

Rapscallion

In honor of its southern aesthetic, Rapscallion features a float simply known as the Kentucky Standoff. The drink combines the sweet Texas nectar of Dr. Pepper with bourbon, then is topped with chewy peanut brittle for a truly southern delight.
Lori Bandi/EDFW

Remedy

An added perk of this old fashioned soda fountain themed restaurant is its full bar, meaning that customers have the option of adding alcohol to many of the milkshakes and sodas.
Remedy/Facebook

Twisted Root Burger Company

One of the most popular destinations for boozy milkshakes on our list, these spirit-infused shakes are housemade with custard in flavors such as banana and Bailey's, Oreo and amaretto, or creme de menthe and chocolate.
Twisted Root/Facebook

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