When it comes to a city like Los Angeles, where Sunday Funday bottomless mimosas reign supreme, choosing to pass on alcohol requires a solid amount of determination. Luckily, the sober and sober-curious lifestyle has become pretty trendy as more people begin to realize that repeatedly poisoning yourself for fun can take its toll. Who knew?
Many Los Angeles bars and restaurants have responded with open arms by including a variety of non-alcoholic cocktails on their beverage menus. These handcrafted soft drinks aren’t “just juice,” but in fact require plenty of tender love and care, bringing together a range of flavors to be sipped and savored for the sake of it.
The Best Non-Alcoholic Bars in Los Angeles
We’ve put together the ultimate guide to a non-alcoholic, zero proof, no ABV, mocktail-filled night on the town (whether it’s Dry January or not). From restaurants, to bars, to lounges, you’ll have no problem securing a tasty drink at these hot spots serving mocktails in Los Angeles.
For the purpose of this list, we’ve only included venues that have a minimum of four mocktails/zero proof beverages on their drink menu. And don’t worry, we’re not counting coffee or soda as a mocktail. That would be unhinged.
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Melrose Umbrella Co.
This local favorite is known for their bar program, and they’re fully inclusive for anyone who wants to enjoy the vintage-inspired space without drinking.
Melrose Umbrella Co. in West Hollywood has a full N/A menu with nine (yes nine!) choices of handcrafted mocktails, beer, and canned mocktails.
Nativo
Visit the vibrant bar Nativo in Highland Park for a fun night out on the Eastside.
They have plenty of options for a sober adventure, with eight mocktails on the menu. If you want the taste of a Negroni, Margarita, or Paloma without alcohol wreaking havoc on your body, this is the place to go.
Kavahana
Ever wanted to try kava nectar? Kavahana is an alcohol-free bar in Venice that serves up this all-natural nectar known to make you feel tingly, happy, and relaxed (without the hangover).
They offer a solid social drinking experience with an indoor-outdoor space perfect for breezy days or late nights (they’re open until 1am Friday and Saturday!) Stop by for authentic mocktails made from this South Pacific-born superfood.
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Bar Nuda
This roving pop-up bar is an essential visit for mocktail lovers, being that it’s an entire menu of zero proof drinks. That’s right, a nightlife event with not a drop of alcohol to be found.
Bar Nuda’s events take place at a variety of restaurants and coffee shops in Venice, and sometimes include activities like Trivia Night. Also stay tuned for their release of Ceroveza alcohol-free beer in 2026!
Lemon Grove
Lemon Grove at the top of The Aster Social Club in Hollywood might possibly be the only restaurant in the city that has almost as many mocktails as cocktails, with seven zero-proof drinks listed on their menu.
With names like “The Showgirl” and “On the Boulevard,” you know you’ll get the full Hollywood experience even without the drunken nights.
Big Bar
Located inside of Alcove Café in Los Feliz, Big Bar is known to have one of the best bar programs in the city. They’ve got six non-alcoholic selections on their menu at the moment, ranging from spicy to fruity to citrusy.
With a an award-winning bar staff and a venue that’s been around since 2004, you know you’re going to get a thoughtful flavor profile here.
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Electric Owl
One of Hollywood‘s favorite hidden gem eateries Electric Owl has a solid spirit-free menu to match their delicious dining.
They offer seven mocktail choices including the Margarita-inspired “Flower Sour” and the “Pick Me Up,” made with iced coffee.
Belles Beach House
Belles Beach House in Venice is a sober dream, with a total of seven no-ABV choices on their menu.
Their Hawaiian-Japanese cuisine can easily be accompanied by a zero-proof spritz like the “Thai Basil Lime” or “Carrot Lemon Turmeric.” The affordable price of $11 means you can easily taste test a few of them without breaking the bank!
Kato
If you’re looking to have an especially memorable night out, Kato in Brentwood will upgrade your sober dining experience to the next level. This Michelin-starred tasting menu restaurant offers an Alcohol-Free Flight that pairs perfectly with each dish.
It includes a curated selection of no-ABV mocktails and dealcoholized wines. Coming out of a venue that has won Michelin’s Exceptional Cocktail Award three times, you know each sip will be a gift.
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Death & Co.
Cocktail enthusiasts already know Death & Co. Los Angeles well, but mocktail enthusiasts will also appreciate their selection of handcrafted, non-alcoholic concoctions.
The seasonal menu of four zero-proof drinks includes the “Second Wind,” a spice-filled N/A wine concoction. You’ll undoubtedly enjoy a buzz-free drink in Downtown LA by adding Death & Co. to the itinerary.
Everson Royce Bar
This neighborhood hangout in Downtown LA isn’t just a go-to for a group-friendly night out. You can also find a menu of simple but tasty non-alcoholic beverages.
Everson Royce Bar‘s options include a N/A lager beer, Michelada and a few signature cocktails to get your sip on. You also can’t leave without trying a few bites from their delicious food menu.
Wurstküche
While they may be known for their beer and exotic sausage (and impossible to pronounce name), Wurstküche in DTLA and Venice is also a great place to go with a mixed group of drinkers and non-drinkers.
While mocktails may not be their vibe, they do carry 17 different soft beverages like Fentimens Victorian Lemonade, Manhattan Special Sarsparilla Soda, Reeds Apple Spiced Brew, and lots more.
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Zero Proof Spirits
If you’re feeling like staying in for the night, you’ve also got options. There are lots of non-alcoholic spirit brands you can buy for at-home mocktails. Here are a few of our favorites:
Final Thoughts
Don’t let Los Angeles’ reputation as a party city discourage you from indulging in a night on the town. There are lots of places you can visit to enjoy a craft drink for Dry January, No Alcohol November, and beyond.
Embrace the variety of LA’s bar scene and raise your glass to a night you’ll never forget (for more reasons that one)!
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