Craving a mojito on this National Mojito Day? We are, too. Here’s where we’re heading:

Ortanique on the Mile + Zest: Thanks to the talented Cindy Hutson, both Ortanique on the Mile {278 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables; 305.446.7710} and Zest {200 South Biscayne Boulevard, Downtown Miami; 305.374.9378} have made a name for themselves on the Miami dining scene. Head to either today and you can order an “Ortanique Mojito”—a mix of Bacardi Superior Rum, mint, soda water, simple syrup and lime—for $8 all day.

Havana 1957: With a new location now open on Ocean Drive, Havana 1957 {405 Espanola Way, Miami Beach; 305.503.3828} has taken the Miami food scene by storm. This Cuban locale has 12 types of mojitos, each with a different flavor: like kiwi, passion fruit, mango, orange, and Red Bull, to name a few. For those trying to watch their calorie intake, there’s even a delicious diet mojito, made with Splenda. Get all of them today for $10.95 each, except for the top-shelf Ultimate Mojito, which costs $11.95.

Jaya, The Setai Miami Beach: The newest addition to the award-winning The Setai, Miami Beach hotel, Jaya {2001 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach; 855.923.7899} has become known for its authentic, Asian-inspired dishes and cocktails. Today, order their Shiso Plum Mojito; it’s made with Choya Shiso Plum liqueur, mint, soda, and lime, and costs $14 a pop.

Segafredo: This Lincoln Road original boasts three different kinds of mojitos. If you’re at Segafredo {1040 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach; 305.673.0047} today, opt for the Italian version: it’s made with white rum, Campari, lime, orange juice, and mint leaves.

Brasserie Azur: A mojito with a twist? Sounds good to us! For just $11, head to Midtown’s Brasserie Azur {3252 NE 1^st Avenue, Midtown; 786.800.9993} and order the Mandarin Mojito: Don Q rum, fresh lime and mint, vanilla syrup, and Napoleon Mandarin Liquor.