It’s Cajun eggnog season at New Orleans Original Daiquiris, and all of the chain’s locations, from Metairie to the Riverbend and Mandeville to Bourbon Street, are serving up the beloved specialty spiked with bourbon.

Lakefront seafood and live music destination the Blue Crab has a great annual eggnog daiquiri, now back on the drinks menu. There’s a great deal of outdoor seating available, or grab a drink to-go and bundle up for a walk along the lake.

Mid City seafood destination Bevi has a great frozen daiquiri game, and new this season is a spiced eggnog daiquiri made with Kraken rum, brandy, and spices. Available through Christmas.

French Quarter gay bar Betty’s, previously known for quality late-night eats, looked gone for good over the summer. Back under new ownership, the bar and bistro on Burgundy Street is now serving a smooth-as-silk frozen eggnog daiquiri.

While the legendary Bourbon Street bar is best known for its voodoo daiquiri, aka purple drink, it also serves a solid seasonal eggnog daiquiri. The bar also added some heaters on the sidewalk outside, so it’s sippable on site.

Daiquiri Paradise started with the original spot in Chalmette, now also in Harvey, and a new shop in Metairie. The recipes haven’t strayed over the years, including for the eggnog daiquiri, now available at all locations.

This Bywater barbecue destination always has great daiquiris (the blueberry mojito is particularly fresh) and its eggnog version is back, available through Christmas. The walk-up window is open Monday through Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

The Daiquiri Chef has all your daiq needs covered, including an eggnog version, from 1 to 6 p.m. at the storefront on Downman Road.