Dry January is more popular than ever, with millions of Brits giving up alcohol for the entire month after an indulgent Christmas. Yet for those looking to maintain a social life, the temptation to stray can be a struggle – particularly as many of us suffer from a serious case of FOMO. Luckily, some of London’s finest bars and restaurants are making things easier for us by including a number of creative mocktails and tasty alcohol-free drinks in their menus. Who said socialising had to be hangover-inducing?
If you’ve kept it up thus far, we salute you. Hang in there at one of these London hotspots…
Learn more about Dry January.
Best Alcohol-Free Bars in London for Dry January
(Or bars serving great alcohol-free options, at least…)
Cahoots
A visit to underground tube-themed bar Cahoots is an experience in itself – so who needs alcohol? Their new No and Low drinks menu features a tasty set of three mocktails made with Seedlip, the world’s first non-alcoholic spirit, including Spice Land Girls: Seedlip Spice 94 topped with mandarin peel, rosemary and peppermint soda. Not only are they alcohol-free, they’re brimming with health benefits as ingredients are low-sugar, anti-oxidising and vitamin-rich. 13 Kingly St, Soho, London W1B 5PW cahootslondon.com
Wright Brothers
Seafood restaurant Wright Brothers have introduced a series of new alcohol-free Rocktails to the menu: bottled spritzes crafted with the finest copper-pot distilled botanicals. Various locations thewrightbrothers.co.uk
Redemption
As the name suggests, Shoreditch haunt Redemption offers a number of guilt-free beverages, which can be enjoyed alongside their nourishing vegan menu. Cordials, ferments and alcohol-free ‘Fitbeer’ replace cocktails here: The Pious Pina Colada is a tropical blend of pineapple juice, lemon juice, coconut kefir, coconut yoghurt and coconut milk, while the Activated Charcoal Martini is made up of toxin-grabbing activated charcoal shaken with fresh lemon and maple syrup. As their motto states, ‘spoil yourself without spoiling yourself.’ 320 Old St, EC1V 9DR redemptionbar.co.uk
Nightjar
A speakeasy-style bar sandwiched in between two cafes in Hoxton, Nightjar is often hailed as one of the capital’s best bars, with an extensive menu of thoughtfully crafted cocktails. But if you’re going teetotal this January, fear not – Nightjar have collaborated with Seedlip to offer drinkers a non-alcoholic option: Pura Sangra, a mix of Seedlip Garden 108, aronia berry juice, grapefruit, starfruit, bee pollen cordial and Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water. Alternatively, if you’re aiming for the first few months of 2019 to be dry-ish as opposed to bone-dry, a whole section of the menu is dedicated to low-alcohol concoctions. Go for the Tea Tree Negroni: Campari and Sacred Amber vermouth mixed with green tea liqueur and feijoa skin sauvignon. 129 City Road, EC1V 1JB barnightjar.com
Sexy Fish
Alongside an extensive Japanese-inspired sushi menu, Mayfair’s Sexy Fish has plenty to offer those partaking in Dry January. Non-alcoholic offerings include Virgin Porn Star, a teetotal take on the popular classic, and Something Tiki, a mix of orange juice, toasted coconut syrup, cream, yuzu and tonka bean. Berkeley Square House, Berkeley Square, Mayfair, London W1J 6BR sexyfish.com
The Savoy Beaufort Bar
At The Savoy’s glamorous Beaufort Bar, mocktails are given as much care and flair as their alcoholic counterparts. Go for one of their ‘Non-Toxic Tonics’, such as The Orchestra, a guilt-free mix of pineapple juice, lemon, red apple syrup and non-alcoholic beer. Or if you fancy something a bit out there, try the Sherwood Forest: a surprisingly tasty concoction of Seedlip, kefir cultured milk, gooseberry jam, egg white and sorrel. The Beaufort Bar’s theatrical, art-deco interiors make for the perfect drinks setting, whether you’re getting boozy or keeping it chilled. Strand, London, WC2R 0EZ fairmont.com
Nopi
Just like their food, drinks at Ottolenghi’s Nopi are colourful and flavoursome, whether alcohol is involved or not. Choose from a zingy list of mocktails, featuring bold ingredients like passionfruit, coconut, ginger, rhubarb and turmeric. 21-22 Warwick St, Soho, London W1B 5NE ottolenghi.co.uk
Angler
Michelin-starred seafood restaurant Angler are launching a non-alcoholic pairing menu for January in collaboration with Seedlip. Dishes include a starter of Cornish mackerel tartare, oyster cream, apple and shisho, which will be paired with a sweet and sour short drink made up of Seedlip Garden 108, shisho vinegar, lime juice and apple juice. For mains it’s Cornish red gurnard with spiced pumpkin and buttermilk paired with a refreshing long drink of homemade pumpkin juice infused with ginger vinegar and Seedilp spice. 3 South Pl, London EC2M 2AF anglerrestaurant.com
The American Bar at The Stafford
Stylish Mayfair cocktail spot The American Bar at The Stafford have added a non-alcoholic option to their drinks menu: The Scoop, a combination of Seedlip with detoxing coconut water, aloe-vera, cucumber and mint. One of the longest surviving American bars in London, The American Bar at The Stafford belongs to the great tradition of American cocktail bars which became renowned in London and Paris during the 20s and 30s. Cool and intimate, this makes a good spot for dates. 16-18 St James’s Pl, St. James’s, London SW1A 1NJ thestaffordlondon.com
Hotel Indigo – 1 Leicester Square
Enjoy panoramic views of the capital from the rooftop terrace of Hotel Indigo, located in central London’s Leicester Square. Mocktails are designed to boost health: Red Berry Blossom has high antioxidant qualities, made with cranberry, raspberry, lime and fresh basil, while the Green Detox is a mix of celery, cucumber, apple juice and lemon. Fancy something a bit different? Go for the Je Suis Mary, made up of tomato, Dijon mustard, seasoning & avocado foam. 1 Leicester Square, London WC2H 7NA ihg.com
The Coral Room
The Bloomsbury Hotel’s elegant salon bar, The Coral Room, are offering a selection of Seedilp cocktails this January created by Head Bartender, Stefan Pohlod. Drinks include ‘Seeing In The Dark’, made with Seedlip Spice 94, rhubarb and cardamom syrup, freshly squeezed carrot juice and chia seeds; and ‘Living Coral Cocktail’, with pomelo and pink pepper tonic, cactus water and seaweed. A vibrant, dynamic space, The Coral Room is inspired by the decadent 1920s, with vivid coral walls, a marble bar and Murano glass chandeliers – the perfect backdrop for cocktails. The Coral Room 16-22 Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, London, WC1B 3NN thecoralroom.co.uk
Nobu Hotel
Seedilp makes another appearance at celebrity hotspot Nobu in Shoreditch, where nine alcohol-free cocktails are now available for diners to enjoy alongside their new Nutritious Omakase Menu. Creations include ‘Spritz A Peel’, a tangy drink made with carrot shrub and cold soda; and ‘The Acer’, a coloured assortment of Seedlip Spice, lapsang smoked maple and ginger ale. Sip away while you tuck into healthy dishes such as brown rice, quinoa and tonduburi sushi cups, and spinach miso soup. 10-50 Willow St, London EC2A 4BH nobuhotelshoreditch.com
Rake’s Café Bar
Cafe by day, bar by night, Rake’s is located conveniently next to Liverpool Street station, ideal for inner city dwellers keen for after work socialising. Those partaking in Dry January – or just sensible souls saving themselves a hangover – can choose between a number of mocktails, including ‘The Exotic Escape’, made from Seedilp Garden 108, passionfruit, coconut, soda and tonic; and ‘The Amuse Goose’, featuring gooseberry syrup, rose cordial, mint and elderflower tonic. Feeling peckish? An all-day dining menu is also on offer, with a selection of small plates, salads, burgers and vegetarian dishes. rakescafebar.co.uk
Rüya
Celebrated Anatolian restaurant Rüya offers a range of detoxifying drinks alongside their tasty Turkish menu. Taking inspiration from various Antolian regions, non-alcoholic drinks are packed with goodness: the ‘Red Power’ is a refreshing concoction of watermelon, raspberries, lemon juice, honey and pomegranate juice; while ‘Detoxijo’ is made up of cucumber, mint, lime juice, agave and jasmine tea soda. ruyalondon.com
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