Dry January Bars in London

If you want to eat without splashing into some red wine, try Drake and Morgan at King's Cross. While feasting on their delicious food, dive into their playful mocktails, such as the Coriander Spice, made from chilli, fresh apple, elderflower, and a healthy dose of coriander - strong enough to knock you off your feet without any of the wobbly stuff. 

While a roaring beer hall may not be your first port of call during Dry January, the team at Bierschenke are offering an alternative night out for those taking the teetotal plunge. Making it as easy as possible to stay on the wagon, they've introduced the zero alcohol Kormbacher Pilsner to their menu, whilst continuing to serve up bottles of the booze-free Paulaner. Prost.

One of the best bars in the world are an obvious candidate as one of the best London Dry January bars. There's a selection of homemade, alcohol free beverages like their Galangal Beer or Tamarind Soda, but the best way to rid those Dry January blues is their bespoke mocktails. Pick a few ingredients – ask if you don't trust yourself – and get the mocktail of your dreams.

If you're not ready to go totally dry this January, The Book Club and Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen are offering a menu of low ABV cocktails ideal aimed at those looking to cut back on the booze while keeping the post-Christmas festivities going.

Partnering with low ABV açai berry blend, Woodstar, this slinky Soho spot is launching a whole dry January initiative that will see them offering a complimentary glass of Woodstar to all those abstaining from the hooch this New Year.

Head over to St Paul's gorgeous LINO for the chance to indulge without the next day regrets. Alongside their slick menu of unique plates, the bar and restaurant is fronting a neat selection of quality booze-free cocktails, from virgin pinacoladas to bespoke sips fronting everything from kombucha to marmalade.

Alongside a great selection of classic British dishes, this charming Queen's Park pub offers a great selection of booze-free beers so you don't have to miss out on that pub lunch feel this month.

Head over to Liverpool Street where Kitty Hawk will be welcoming in all dry January participants with a welcome selection of the alcohol-free cocktails and tasty food. Don't let the not drinking thing get in the way of a great night out at this fun City bar.

Not drinking doesn't mean you can't treat yourself to fantastic food and drink. The Jones Family Project not only serve delicious dishes from brunch till dinner, but their expert mixologists can shake you up some low and non-alcoholic cocktails. Try the Lean & Green for a very fresh alternative to the usual booze.

Coming up trumps on the non-alcoholic front in the City of London is Indian eatery and lounge bar, Mint Leaf. Rustling up booze-free favourites, those looking for a guilt-free January can enjoy an Apple Mojito, their Peach Passion, a zingy Fruit Cup cocktail and more.

This Chelsea hotspot offers a little bit of class to your non-booze drinking. While your alcohol-friendly pals can dive into a range of tasty cocktails, it's also a great place to drink mocktails in London thanks to their thoughtful and inexpensive booze-free offerings. And while you're at it, why not dine in the restaurant for some delicious Italian food?

Who needs booze when you can spend your evening noshing on sourdough pizzas and playing old school games in a stylish Bethnal Green bar? Fugitive Motel are also offering a selection of non-alcoholic drinks and cocktails for you quaff throughout the night. 

A stylish lounge bar and dashing retreat from the bustle of London life, Anise is a top notch spot for non-alcoholic cocktails in London. Guests can gorge to their heart's content on mocktails, including the likes of their Raspberry Cooler, Basil Lemonade and the Nojito.

Nobu in Shoreditch has created nine non-alcoholic cocktails with the help from drink of the moment, Seedlip. The gin-like alcohol-free tipple is being mixed and muddled to create concoctions such as The Acer, a bold mix of Seedlip Spice, lapsang smoked mapel, and ginger ale.

Okay, we know how this looks, but swanky Martini bar Dirty Martini aren't so obsessed with their namesake that they'd leave you non-drinkers out. They've got a whole range of tasty cocktails, from the fruity Blueberry and Rosemary Smash to the refreshing Cucumber and Dill Cup.

Near & Far has created one of the city's largest non-alcoholic cocktail menus. Stop by their South London outpost for tropical vibes from the bright interiors and drinks such as 'The Designated Driver', alcohol-free beers, wines and spirits.

The Exhibit is your chance to get your boozy friends to an ostensibly sober activity: cinema! They have movie screenings in the Balham bar, but also alcohol for those not really looking for a Dry January bar in London. But for you, brave sober one, there's a selection of mocktails for you to enjoy, such as the appetising Fresh Berry Mockito.

One of the best choices for a Dry January bar in London, not only do they offer a range of alcohol free cocktails (that happen to be some of the most inexpensive), Drink Shop Do is a hive of activity for you to enjoy. Whether that's Lego-based dating or creative workshops, you don't have to worry about succumbing to temptation.

In terms of variety, Be At One offers is surely the place to snap up the best non-alcoholic cocktails in London. Nestled amongst the 28-page drinks menu is a plethora of inexpensive yet equally creative non-alcoholic tipples. To hammer it home to your alcohol drinking pals, have a sip of the 'On the Wagon', made from strawberry, banana, coconut cream, and more.