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From tiramisu to doughnuts: Can you complete this Bushwacker bingo card?

By | November 9, 2026
Bushwacker doughnut at Parlor Doughnuts in Gulf Shores, Ala.
Parlor Doughnuts adds a Bushwacker-inspired specialty to its lineup of inventive doughnuts. Credit: Parlor Doughnuts

You’ve had the Bushwacker in a glass. But have you tried it rolled into ice cream, layered into tiramisu or baked into a pie? Along Alabama’s Gulf Coast, the beloved frozen cocktail is inspiring all kinds of creative treats, giving devotees even more ways to get their fix.

We tracked down Bushwacker-inspired creations at restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops and markets from Orange Beach to Foley and the Gulf Shores. Now it’s your turn to taste your way through the list. 

Use our interactive bingo card to discover where to find each treat, see what’s on the menu and check off your favorites. Want even more Bushwacker inspiration? Read our original guide here.

Bushwacker Bingo

Eight Alabama Gulf Coast spots, eight takes on the Bushwacker. How many can you check off? Select the glass in the center to learn about the Gulf Coast classic, mark a tile for each spot you’ve tried, or hit the plus sign icon for menu details and directions. Three in a row wins!

OSO at Bear Point Harbor

On the menu

Bushwacker cheesecake: A creamy espresso-and-coconut cheesecake dressed in chocolate coating and finished with a drizzle of vanilla rum sauce — a dessert worth saving room for!

Where to go

  • 5749 Bay La Launch Ave., Orange Beach, ALMap

Get the details

osobearpoint.com

CoastAL Orange Beach

On the menu

Bushwacker tiramisu: A tropical twist on an Italian classic, this tiramisu packs Bushwacker-soaked ladyfingers, layered with mascarpone cream and topped with cocoa and shaved chocolate.

Where to go

  • 25722 Perdido Beach Blvd., Orange Beach, ALMap

Get the details

coastalorangebeach.com

Parlor Doughnuts

On the menu

Bushwacker doughnut: A buttery, flaky, croissant-style doughnut that brings together the cocktail’s signature flavors of coconut, rum, coffee and chocolate.

Where to go

  • 600 Gulf Shores Parkway, Gulf Shores, ALMap

Get the details

parlordoughnuts.com

Cowbell Rolled Ice Cream

On the menu

The Bushwacker: This alcohol-free treat gets its cocktail-inspired flavor from coconut and rum extract folded into fresh cream. It’s rolled and topped with chocolate, coffee-flavored condensed milk, crushed Oreos, whipped cream and a cherry.

Where to go

  • 2200 E. Second St., Gulf Shores, ALMap

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What’s a Bushwacker?

A Bushwacker is a frozen, milkshake-style cocktail made with coffee liqueur, coconut, chocolate and rum. It reportedly originated in 1975 at a pub in the U.S. Virgin Islands before making its way to the mainland through a Pensacola beach bar. It’s been a Gulf Coast staple since.

Along Alabama’s beaches, restaurants, bakeries and coffee shops, the beloved drink is morphed into desserts, lattes and coffee beans. Every spot featured on this card has its own concoction.

The Southern Grind Coffee House

On the menu

Beach Whacker coffee beans: Bring a little Gulf Coast flavor to your morning brew with beans featuring notes of Kahlúa, chocolate, coconut and vodka.

Where to go

  • The Wharf, 4751 Main St., Ste. 116, Orange Beach, ALMap
  • Hotel Indigo, 22843 Perdido Beach Blvd., Orange Beach, ALMap

Get the details

thesoutherngrind.com

The Steamer Baked Oyster Bar

On the menu

Soft-serve Bushwacker: No blender here. This signature Bushwacker comes straight from a soft-serve machine, giving the drink a thick, creamy, ice cream-like texture with its familiar chocolate, coffee and coconut flavors.

Where to go

  • 124 W. First Ave., Gulf Shores, AL (behind Souvenir City)Map

Get the details

gulfcoaststeamer.com

Kelly’s Specialty Pies

On the menu

Bushwacker pie: Take your favorite frozen cocktail by the slice. Made with Malibu coconut rum and Kahlúa coffee liqueur, this pie brings two of the Bushwacker’s signature flavors to the dessert table. Just be sure to keep it frozen until you’re ready to dig in.

Where to go

  • 34 Market, 8276 County Road 34 Dadeville, ALMap
  • 3 Arrows Meat Co., 8495 Spanish Fort Blvd., Ste. 102, Spanish Fort, AL, and 9670 Greeno Rd., Unit 105, Fairhope, ALMap
  • Locals Market, 4450 Shell Rd., Mobile, ALMap

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Drowsy Poet at The Foley Station

On the menu

Bushwacker latte: Get double the boost with this latte. It combines espresso, milk, chocolate, coconut and house-made rum syrup, then finished with whipped cream and a rum floater. Drink it hot, iced or blended into a frappe.

Where to go

  • 218 S. McKenzie St., Foley, ALMap

Get the details

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Based on “Love Bushwackers? Try These 8 Gulf Coast-Inspired Treats” by Marianella Orlando.

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