Renowned all over the world, Nightjar is an obvious candidate as one of the best London Dry January bars. There's a selection of homemade, alcohol-free beverages on offer, like the Euphoric Life and Kaya Yen Orgeat, all of which will surely delight the senses.

Okay, we know how this looks - but swanky bar Dirty Martini isn't so obsessed with its namesake that it'd leave you non-drinkers out. It's got a whole range of tasty mocktails, from the Blueberry and Lychee Smash to the Cherry and Bubblegum Margarita.

Barrio Soho really is one of the best non-alcoholic bars in London, as you can snap up virgin versions of all of their cocktails. So, while you admire the unique, colourful interiors and Latin American-style grub, knock back all the bevvies you want this Dry January.

As Camden Road Arms is a beer junkie's haven, thanks to its vast choice of lagers, ciders and IPAs, it comes as no surprise that it also features some of the best non-alcoholic beer in London. Pop over to this North London pub for all kinds of Dry January fun.

Searching for a booze-free affair? If you're on the hunt for dry January bars in London, this venue is whipping up non-alcoholic CBD-infused cocktails. In addition, you can enjoy their ever-so-cosy bottomless hot chocolate deal.

Have a hankering for non-alcoholic beer on tap in London this Dry January? We know just the place. Boasting outposts all across the city, including Clapham Junction, Waterloo and Camden, BrewDog is helping you stay on the wagon with its enticing array of low and no brews.

Looking for alcohol-free cocktails in London? Swanky Soho spot Old Compton Brasserie isn't just an absolute treat for the eyes - it also whips up a creative selection of teetotal tipples. Our favourite? The Harry Diamond, a marriage of grapefruit kefir, lemon verbena, plus grape and apricot soda.

Be At One Shoreditch is the place to go if you want to snap up the best non-alcoholic cocktails in East London. Here, you'll find a plethora of inexpensive yet equally creative sober sips, such as the On The Wagon, made up of strawberry, pomegranate, pineapple and coconut cream.

If you're not ready to go totally dry this January, The Book Club is offering a menu of low-ABV beers and ciders aimed at those looking to cut back on the booze while keeping the post-Christmas festivities going. Think Lucky Saint, Kopparberg and more.

Tequila Mockingbird is providing us with some of the best bars for Dry January in London over at its Covent Garden spot. While surrounded by bold, botanical patterns and pink countertops, tip back a refreshing array of virgin cocktails.

For cool bars to check out during Dry January, Straits Kitchen is an excellent shout. Situated inside Pan Pacific London, the venue is showcasing 12 signature mocktails at £12 each. We recommend the Guava Mary, a blend of guava juice, lime juice, salt, chilli, mint, and celery. It sounds sublime.

Make your way over to Shoreditch for Ballie Ballerson, where you'll discover some of the best Dry January activities in London. Dive and play in the adult-sized ball pit, all while taking advantage of the mocktails on offer, including the Virgin Hubba Hubba Bubba.

While Skylight Peckham might be known for its rooftop bar and pretty views of London, it's also a great shout during the month of January. You can get 30% off all non-alcoholic drinks while pairing your mocktails with discounted eats.

To aid you through this teetotal time, The Green Room flaunts a wealth of non-alcoholic cocktails to enjoy throughout Dry January in London. Guzzle sips such as the Velvet Underground, created using Seedlip Garden, beetroot pickled cordial and sour agent.

Coming up trumps on the non-alcoholic front in the City of London is Indian eatery and lounge bar, Mint Leaf. As it rustles up up booze-free favourites, those looking for a guilt-free January can enjoy mixes such as the fruity Peach Passion and zingy Fruit Cup.

Tonight Josephine Clapham is absolutely killing it with some of the best non-alcoholic drinks in London. Knock back a range of carefully curated cocktails, like the Sober in Paris. This little number is a combo of cranberry, lemon, strawberry and pineapple.

Found all over the city, from Liverpool Street to Oxford Circus, The Cocktail Club is shaking up a lip-smacking variety of no and low tipples. Expect spins on classics and a couple of signatures, including the Kombuyakasha, a funky, hibiscus-fuelled quaff.

Get on down to Victoria to find one of the best non-alcoholic cocktail bars in London, Purgatory. Treat your tastebuds to a cracking abstinent beverage, whether it's the Foribbiden Toffee Apple or the Berried Alive. They're so good, it'll be hard to believe they're alcohol-free.

If you want to eat without splashing into some red wine, try Drake and Morgan at King's Cross, which is perfect for Dry January date ideas in London. While feasting on the delicious food, dive into mocktails such as the Forest of Folklore, a blend of Everleaf Forest, white peach and jasmine soda.

For those of you on the hunt for fun things to do during Dry January in London, make sure to check out Laki Kane. This quirky Polynesian paradise slings out a small but mighty array of non-alcoholic bevvies, including the beautifully prepared Fatal Attraction.

A slick, Japanese-style restaurant and bar, Apothecary East is a gorgeous setting for izakaya dining and moreish cocktails. There's a fab choice of non-alcoholic mixes, including the flavoursome Oolong Way Round, a glass of apricot and oolong cordial, citrus, ginger and soda.