Non-Alcoholic Cocktails in Manchester

Cloud 23 is an unforgettable experience, with views over the whole of Manchester from their floor-to-ceiling windows. And it's not just the views that are impressive; the entire cocktail menu can be made alcohol-free meaning you can still sip in style.

With a range of dry drinks that includes everything from booze-free bubbles to gin-less G&Ts, as well as a Watermelon Nojito and mango-laced fizz, Eden is a top choice for alcohol-free drinks in Manchester.

Bringing Latin American spirit to Deansgate, Las Iguanas is a lively restaurant that will fill you up with nachos, tortillas and sticky wings. The drinks are a fruity bunch and there's a whole list of dedicated mocktails; including the rather delicious Guava Sherbet, a muddle of guava, raspberry, sherbet, and soda.

From virgin mojitos to a slurpable peach melba and no-groni, the beautiful Browns Brasserie and Bar is bringing non alcoholic cocktails to Manchester in style. Set in a former bank, the space is perfect for afterwork drinks, with imposing columns, chandeliers and impressive marble features.

One of the most Instagrammable restaurants in Manchester, Tattu isn't just known for its gorgeous interiors and mouthwatering Asian bites. There's also a bunch of non-alcoholic tipples, from the signature Sweet Skulduggery to the fiery Hidden Dragon and a strawberry-tipped Red Lotus.

Whatever your reasons for being alcohol-free in Manchester, at The Botanist all drinks seem to have one hell of a health kick to them. Packed with mint, kiwi and ginger, the mocktail menu is fresh and fruity, and also uses Seedlip; the non-alcoholic spirit of the moment.

Bright and breezy, Indian Tiffin Room has got casual dining nailed in Manchester. Head over to First Street to tuck into affordable curries and a neat list of softtails which also incorporate Indian spices; think the likes of the Paani Colada (coconut water infused with chilli and mint).

From the views over Manchester through to the foliage-filled outdoor terrace, 20 Stories never fails to impress. The same can be said about the non-alcoholic section of their cocktail menu, with Seedlip and unique syrups used to create a nifty mix.

We always recommend a trip to The Ivy Asia; it's a stunning emerald green space with accents of gold and bronze. Take a perch at the bar where you can get your hands on a Grove Sour, the Elderflower Garden and this mixed berry smoothie.

Wash down Mediterranean small plates with a variety of mocktails at Canto. There's the Apple Blossom, a peach and elderflower fizz and even a virgin strawberry mojito to name a few. A pocket-friendly bunch, mocktails are priced at £4.50 each, with alcohol-free Estrella available at £4.

Perfect for date nights and celebrations, The Alchemist New York Street is a den of low lighting, bronze tones and incredible mixology. Check out their list of low and no-alcohol drinks, with bevvies such as Bubblygum incorporating the incredible theatrics that this spot has become known for.

As well as a slick choice of original tipples, this former Victorian courthouse also mixes up a nifty range of non-alcoholic drinks. Sit down for a steak dinner or simply enjoy the atmosphere in the beautiful bar, with choices that include the refreshing Steady Pete's Ginger Brew; a blend of Ceder's 'gin,' ginger and lemon, topped with Thornbridge 'Big Easy'.

Dishoom is serious about its non-alcoholic offering, with everything from beer and wine through to cocktails coming either low or no. The most incredible part? It still very much has the feel of a strong drink, with sober martinis and dry old fashioneds mimicking the taste of the real thing.