Cream Parlor may best be known for its unicorn “poop” and crazy ice cream creations, but this sweet spot is all about making customers’ wishes come true. If those wishes include hot chocolate, then be prepared to have them granted. Want a Nutella rim? Done. Want to top it with a chocolatey cereal? Cream Parlor can do it that too. If it can be dreamt up, it can be done at Cream Parlor.

A trip to Vice City Bean typically means a great cup of coffee or tea, but have no fear; there’s hot chocolate on the menu to warm hands during any Miami cold snap. The talented baristas will even do a little latte art making the chocolate creation almost too pretty to drink. Add a shot of espresso for an extra kickstart to the day.

It would be tough to talk about hot chocolate in Miami without including an iced hot chocolate, but it is Miami, after all. In a city where it’s hard to rely on cold weather, there’s got to be at least one iced version of the comforting drink. Aroma Espresso Bar is known for its hot chocolate and bonus iced hot chocolate. Add whipped cream or a shot of flavor for a little extra flair.

It should be no surprise that Little Havana’s chocolate factory would serve a variety of hot chocolates perfect for Miami winter. The hot chocolate at Exquisito Chocolates is made with single-origin Ecuadorian chocolate that is shaped into hot chocolate spoons meant to be stirred into hot milk. It comes in traditional, cinnamon, peppermint, and marshmallow.

With locations all over town, this hot chocolate is never too far away. Topped with a generous portion of whipped cream and cinnamon, it’s bound to warm imbibers right up.

Hot chocolate and churros are staples in Miami the moment it gets cold, and fans of this warm treat line up outside the West Miami establishment when the temperatures drop below 65 degrees. There’s something magical about the combination of churros and hot chocolate, making this the locals’ go-to spot for hot chocolate. The hot chocolate is thick and creamy, and when adding the crunch of the churros and it’s a basically a religious experience for any true Miamian.

Obsessed with Nutella? The hot chocolate at Oh My Gosh is almost more Nutella than it is actually hot chocolate, making it one of the thickest drinks on the list. The overflowing mug is covered in Nutella and chocolate candy that will make for a serious chocolate overload, but it’s well worth it.

This Coral Gables staple may be known for its French pastries, but with the word chocolate in its name, there’s bound to be a noteworthy hot chocolate on the menu. The hot chocolate is just the right amount of creamy; guests can expect it to be made with rich chocolate that will keep them coming back for more.