Unwind with vibrant mocktails, zero-proof cocktails and nonalcoholic drinks throughout Orlando.
Want to explore Orlando’s incredible restaurant and bar scene without drinking? You’re in luck! Once an afterthought to a well-crafted bar menu, mocktails and nonalcoholic beverages are now surging in popularity. You can score a solid mocktail almost anywhere in Orlando, with alcohol-free options available at most restaurants, theme parks, stadiums and standalone bars.
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Whether you’re sober, on a health kick or just want to try something new, we’ve rounded up some of the best mocktails in Orlando to help guide your journey. And with New Year’s Day, Dry January and National Mocktail Week (Jan. 11 – 17, 2026) just around the corner, this is the perfect time to prioritize healthy drinking habits. Get ready to sip, hydrate and toast to your good health at these exceptional Orlando mocktail hotspots.
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Orlando Neighborhoods
AVA MediterrAegean
Twenty minutes north of Orlando in Winter Park, MICHELIN Recommended AVA MediterrAegean boasts an aromatic menu of flavorful dishes inspired by the Mediterranean and the Cycladic Islands. Pair your meal with signature mocktails like Heir of the God, a mixture of passion fruit, pineapple, ginger and lemon, or cool things down with Longevity, an effervescent blend of almond, lime and cucumber tonic.
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DOMU
In the Audubon Park Garden District near downtown Orlando, MICHELIN Bib Gourmand restaurant DOMU offers five delicious mocktails and dry-hopped Lagunitas sparkling water. All are perfect for pairing with the eatery’s house-made noodles and ramen bowls, from the Rosey Pom (rosemary, pomegranate, lime, ginger, bubbles) to the simple Mango Lychee Lemonade (lychee simple syrup, lemon, soda, mango boba). Find even more mocktails at DOMU’s second Central Florida location on Restaurant Row, an acclaimed dining area near Universal Orlando Resort.
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Kaya
Fresh Florida flavors meet traditional Filipino cuisine at Kaya, a MICHELIN Recommended restaurant in Orlando’s bustling Mills 50® district. Choose from a multi-course chef’s tasting menu or a la carte dishes paired with a full bar, curated wines and a selection of zero-proof cocktails. The menu changes daily, so check their Instagram stories to see what’s cooking. For now, some of our favorite mocktails include the Pandan Cream Soda (pandan, coconut water, rice milk, shio goji) and Hiraya (white peony and marigold tea, Szechuan peppercorn, pineapple, lime).
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Lake Nona Wave Hotel
Lake Nona Wave Hotel offers plenty of nonalcoholic fun with three unique restaurants, a bold, art-inspired design, and an adjacent sculpture garden that’s perfect for post-drink strolling. Explore the flavors of the Americas at MICHELIN Recommended BACÁN, contemporary Japanese cuisine at Nami, or French flair at Garni Café. The Nectar Room is a fourth, late night option that’s only available on the weekends. Each restaurant has its own unique mocktail menu, including some of the highlighted drinks below.
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- BACÁN: El Dorado (honeydew soda and golden berry-cilantro shrub topped with citrus-avocado foam)
- Nami: Amaranth (Lyre’s Amaretti, American malt, umeboshi, yukari)
- Garni Café: Limonade de Réve (white grape and basil syrup, lemon juice, mint, club soda)
- The Nectar Room: Tropic Like It’s Hot (Seedlip notas de agave, lime, coconut water, grapefruit, simple syrup)
Otto’s High Dive
Otto’s High Dive holds two MICHELIN Guide accolades, including MICHELIN Bib Gourmand status and a 2024 MICHELIN Exceptional Cocktails Award. That said, you don’t need to drink alcohol to enjoy their incredible beverage lineup. The Milk District hotspot offer several sublime mocktails like the Santa Clara Spritz, Na Groni and Sans Hattan. And their Coqui, crafted with pandan leaf, granny smith apple, citrus, coconut and pineapple, is hands-down the best mocktail I’ve ever tasted.
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SODO Kava
SODO Kava is a fully alcohol-free lounge with spirit-free alternatives like kava, tea, coffee and kombucha. Their mocktails are sweet, sippable and perfectly laid-back, with options like K’s Spiked Seltzer, Humble Horchata and the Tropical Getaway. Enjoy your favorite pick crafted with botanical tea or kava in Orlando’s SODO Main Street District.
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The Chapman
Nestled along scenic Park Avenue, The Chapman serves fine food and drink inspired by Winter Park’s history. The city was developed as a winter retreat for wealthy families in the late 1800s, offering restoration and serene lakeside views minutes from Orlando. Recreate that old-school vacation feeling with locally inspired, spirit free drinks like the Winter Park Vice (hibiscus, coconut cream, pineapple, lime, toasted coconut) and Gentle Breeze (blood orange, fassionola, lemon, vanilla, ginger beer), then discover the city’s history on a guided walking tour or scenic boat tour.
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The Monroe
Part of the Creative Village in Orlando’s Parramore District, The Monroe offers a rotating selection of mocktails, cocktails and craft beer throughout the year. Some of their latest offerings include the Pear-anoid Punch (Thai tea, orgeat, pear nectar, maple, lemon, ginger beer) and the Chai Hard (oolong chai, turmeric, lemongrass-ginger honey, condensed coconut milk, cardamom-lime foam). Beverages change seasonally, so be sure to sample their latest brew on your next visit.
The Neighbors
Unwind like a local with mocktails, small bites, a marketplace and more at The Neighbors. Located on the second level of East End Market, this laid-back hangout boasts four zero-proof cocktails as well as canned mocktails, nonalcoholic ginger beer, CBD beverages and traditional alcoholic offerings. Pair your sips with shopping and dessert to-go (Gideon’s Bakehouse, anyone?) from the market stalls downstairs.
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Tori Tori
Modern cocktail bar meets traditional Japanese izakaya at Tori Tori, a MICHELIN Recommended hotspot in Orlando’s Mills 50 district. In addition to an incredible lineup of bar food and cocktails, Tori Tori also offers bespoke mocktails to suit your every craving. Pair your custom sips with yakitori, kushiyaki and more delectable bar bites for an unforgettable night out.
Theme Park & Entertainment Districts
JoJo’s ShakeBAR Orlando
At Pointe Orlando, retro-themed eatery JoJo’s ShakeBAR offers four specialty mocktails, including Trix Are 4 Kids, a combination of blueberry puree, cranberry juice, heavy cream, club soda and lime juice that’s shaken, stirred and then double-strained into a chilled coupe glass. Other offerings include Sixteen Candles, Blueberry Ginger & Juice, and the Princess Peach Mule, with even more seasonal fun in store throughout the year. They even offer a mocktail mixology workshop during Dry January!
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JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek Resort & Spa
Discover creative zero-proof drinks with a botanical twist at JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek Resort & Spa, an elegant getaway moments from Walt Disney World® Resort. Each restaurant offers unique mocktail options, like the Japanese-inspired Kanazawa (cucumber, rosemary matcha, grapefruit, ginger beer) at rooftop bar and lounge illume.
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MICHELIN Recommended Sear + Sea offers a fantastic nonalcoholic paloma crafted with Lyre’s Agave Blanco (also available in the lobby bar). And UnReserved Food Bazaar & Beer Garden features delightful herbal mocktails like the Golden Hour (Lyre’s Agave, cantaloupe, lime, sage-infused agave, cucumber bitters) for sophisticated sipping without the booze.
North Italia
Savor exceptional Italian cuisine paired with an extensive mocktail menu at North Italia, part of Orlando’s Restaurant Row dining district. They have six unique options to suit all palates, from the sweet Pina No-Lada (coconut, pineapple, lime, berries) to options crafted with nonalcoholic wine and spirits. Try the 00 Spritz, Phony Negroni or La Spezia for zero-proof takes on classic Italian cocktails.
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Salt & the Cellar by Akira Back
When the ette hotel first opened, it featured a fully nonalcoholic beverage program designed by cocktail professor Jarl de Vries. Today, the One-MICHELIN-Star hotel also offers wine, beer and traditional cocktails, but its wellness-focused drinks continue to play an intriguing role. Savor Mediterranean Asian cuisine paired with six specialty drinks at Salt & the Cellar by Akira Back, including Into the Woods (pictured), a stunning blend of herbs, ginger, cucumber and lime served over an aromatic forest mist. Mocktails can also be made with alcohol if others in your party wish to imbibe.
Summer House on the Lake
Slip into sunny days with a refreshing drink in hand at Summer House on the Lake. The breezy Disney Springs® eatery offers a robust menu of wine, cocktails and zero-proof mocktails that pair perfectly with laid-back coastal fare. Mocktails like the Waitlist (sparkling rose lemonade, elderflower, lemon), Lakeside Cooler (Kalamansi, Fever Tree Yuzu Lime, mint), and Strawberry Fields (strawberry, sage, lavender) will have you in vacay mode in moments.
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The Edison
Get ready to party prohibition-style at The Edison, a lavish themed restaurant and entertainment destination at Disney Springs®. Toast to the evening’s festivities with five zero-proof concoctions like the Heart & Sol, crafted with Seedlip Grove, Seedlip Spice, house made cinnamon cordial, pineapple, orgeat and Fever Tree Ginger Beer. If you prefer to forgo the nonalcoholic spirits as well, try the watermelon and strawberry-based Disco Melon Soda or the effervescent Apple Propellent instead.
The Eye Restaurant Lounge
The Eye Restaurant Lounge boasts showstopping late night entertainment with tapas, cocktails and handcrafted mocktails on International Drive. The art-inspired food and drinks are a pure spectacle, and with five nonalcoholic options, there’s no need to miss out on the show. Try the floral Butterfly Effect (grape, basil, lemon, mint, butterfly pea tea, soda), fruit-forward Zeus (raspberry, blackberry, citrus, rosemary) or exotic Tropical Dream (passionfruit, raspberry, lemon) to get the party started.
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The Hampton Social
Come to The Hampton Social at Pointe Orlando for the laid-back beach vibes and coastal fare and stay for the mocktails, which range from a nonalcoholic sparkling rosé to the enchanting Violet Hour lemonade with butterfly pea tea and mint. You can also try nonalcoholic versions of all four Montauk Margs, from the mango-habanero Coastal Sunrise to the classic skinny margarita.
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