Local Spots To Enjoy Mocktails During Dry January

With Dry January getting increasing popular each year or those wanting to explore a sober lifestyle, many bars are getting creative with keeping their clients happy and offering fun selections of mocktails. Boston has plenty of zero-proof offerings so you can keep up your social calendar without ordering soda and tea, again. 

For those who choose not to booze, add one of these six bars with mocktails to your list.

Also, check out the fun video with Martha Stewart and Tito's on how to use your vodka supply for DIY projects this month!

A4cade, 292 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge
Try one of the winning mocktails at this arcade speakeasy in Central Square, like the Sozin’s Comet made with iced green tea, apertif syrup, honey, strawberry, and lemon, or a Sandy Cheeks with passion fruit, berries, orange, cinnamon, and coconut.

Lamplighter Brewery, 284 Broadway, Cambridge
Visit the Broadway location to sip on a refreshing Orange Cardamom-flavored seasonal soda + try a cold brew coffee or kombucha.

Lifted Bar at the Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport, 450 Summer St.
Head up the fifth floor bar and restaurant to sip on an Atta Boy! and the Rio Perdido Faux ‘Rita.

Puttshack, 58 Pier 4 Blvd.
Sip on a Hibiscus Mock Mule, Cotton Candy Crush, or a Peach Free Bellini while you play a round or two at the new Seaport mini-golf bar.

Scholars, 25 School St.
This bistro and cocktail lounge offers something for everyone, including a few mocktails like the Jalapeno and Blood Orange Margarita and the Lemon and Cherry Hemp-Infused soda.

Wink & Nod, 3 Appleton St.
This newly reopened speakeasy is serving up The Bounty Hunter with macha, vanilla, non-alcoholic tequila, and whipped cream; a bubbly Carrot Limeade with cold-pressed carrot juice, lime, and seltzer; and the Not An Old Fashion made with non-alcoholic whiskey, peach, and caramel.