Drink up with vibrant mocktails throughout Orlando like Into the Woods, an herbaceous blend from Salt & the Cellar by Akira Back at the ette hotel Orlando (pictured).

Updated Aug. 1, 2024

National Mocktail Week is from Jan. 8 – 14, 2024, and we’re ready to help you celebrate with zesty mocktails and zero-proof cocktails throughout Orlando. Whether you abstain from drinking, are on a health kick, or just want to try something new, we have you covered. Get ready to hydrate in style with non-alcoholic sips from our hotels, restaurants and zero-proof hotspots.

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Additional reporting by Ella Steffen.

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AVA MediterrAegean

One of the newest additions to the Winter Park culinary scene, MICHELIN Recommended AVA MedierrAegean 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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The BANDBOX

One of the only alcohol-free bars in Orlando, The BANDBOX is an Art Deco-inspired speakeasy in Orlando’s Ivanhoe Village Main Street district. This one-of-a-kind space boasts craft cocktails, wine, CBD beverages, craft beer and more — all of it alcohol-free. “One of the most popular non-alcoholic drinks is one of our CBD cocktails: The Blueberry Bombshell,” shares owner Kevin Zepf. “It’s a blueberry and ginger mint cocktail that uses a distilled spirit by Amethyst and CBD from Vybes.” Fire in the Engine is another popular option, offering a smoky, zero-proof take on the classic spicy mango margarita.

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Blu on the Avenue

Pair zero-proof cocktails with fresh sushi, steaks and seafood at Blu on the Avenue in Winter Park. Their zero proof menu features NKD LDY non-alcoholic gin and bourbon for a healthier take on classic cocktails. Try the Naked Fashioned (bourbon, mint, simple syrup, ginger beer) or Blueberry “Ginn” Sour (gin, muddled blueberries, sour mix, simple syrup) and see where the evening takes you.

Grand Bohemian Hotel Orlando

Step inside the newly renovated Grand Bohemian Hotel Orlando to explore playful, citrus-forward craft cocktails made with Seedlip™ zero-proof liquor. Available at date night hotspot The Boheme and at Altira Rooftop Lounge, the current “free spirited” lineup includes the Orange Grove Margarita (Seedlip Grove 42, lime, orange) and the Grapefruit & Honey (Seedlip Spice, grapefruit, lemon, honey).

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Chroma Modern Bar + Kitchen

In Orlando’s tech-forward Lake Nona community, Chroma Modern Bar + Kitchen boasts vibrant mocktail options including the Violet 75, Passion Fruit Fizz, N/Aperol Sprtiz and Spicy Agave Marg.

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DOMU

In the Audubon Park Garden District near downtown Orlando, MICHELIN Bib Gourmand restaurant DOMU offers five delicious mocktails. 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, part of the acclaimed Restaurant Row 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 cocktails include Marites (Mick’s strawberry, cucumber, lemon coriander shrub, white tea) and Hiraya (white peony and marigold tea, Szechuan peppercorn, pineapple, lime).

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The Monroe

Part of the Creative Village in Orlando’s Parramore District, The Monroe offers a rotating selection of cool cocktails, craft beer and mocktails throughout the year. Try the Fast Pass, a blend of Ceylon Sonata tea, vanilla pineapple syrup, molasses and bubbles, or the Yabba Dabba Doo, which is crafted with flash chill coffee, hibiscus, almond, pineapple, orange and lime. Offerings change seasonally, so be sure to sample their latest brew on your next visit.

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The Neighbors

On the second level of East End Market, The Neighbors is a popular local hangout boasting small bites, beverages, a marketplace and frequent themed events. There are currently four non-alcoholic mocktails on the menu, like the delicious Lavender Pomojito crafted with lavender, pomegranate, mint and basil.

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Otto’s High Dive

Part of The Milk District® near downtown Orlando, Otto’s High Dive is a neighborhood rum bar and MICHELIN Bib Gourmand restaurant with several non-alcoholic cocktail options. Enjoy tropical libations like the Coqui (pandan leaf, granny smith apple, citrus, coconut, pineapple) or Cayo Coco (strawberry castor, coconut milk, fresh orange, citrus). Or stick to the classics with the Sans Hattan, Na Groni or Santa Clarita Spritz, a combination of white verjus, orange blossom aperitivo and passionfruit. Whatever you’re drinking, pair it with elevated Floridian and Cuban-inspired bites for an unforgettable tropical getaway.

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The Stubborn Mule

In downtown Orlando’s Thornton Park district, The Stubborn Mule is a vibrant restaurant specializing in handcrafted mules, cocktails and locally inspired, new American fare. Try their non-alcoholic Not-So-Stubborn Mule, crafted with Seedlip Grove 42, orange oleo saccharum, lime and ginger beer, or freshen up with Last Summer in Italy, a blend of Mionetto alcohol-removed prosecco, Ritual zero proof aperitif and orange.

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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. Recently voted Best Cocktails and Best Bar Food by Orlando Weekly readers, Tori Tori also offers bespoke mocktails to suit your every craving. Pair them with yakitori, kushiyaki and more delectable bar bites for an unforgettable night out.

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ette hotel Orlando

The elegant ette hotel Orlando, one of the first One MICHELIN Key hotels in the nation, is known for its stunning alcohol-free beverage program. Curated by cocktail professor Jarl de Vries, these Insta-worthy creations are inventive in both taste and presentation. Find them at signature restaurant Salt & the Cellar by Akira Back, created by Chef Back of MICHELIN Guide fame. Savor Mediterranean Asian cuisine paired with six specialty drinks, like Into the Woods (pictured), a fresh blend of herbs, ginger, cucumber and lime served over an aromatic forest mist. All of these drinks can also be made with alcohol if others in your party wish to imbibe.

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The Cowfish Sushi Burger Bar

At Universal CityWalk, The Cowfish Sushi Burger Bar boasts two creative mocktails, perfect for pairing with sushi, burgers and a unique kind of fusion fare called “burgushi.” Current mocktail options include Thyme After Thyme, a unique blend of thyme, lemon, muddled blueberries and ginger beer, and the Dragon Fruit Spritz, which blends dragon fruit, lemongrass syrup, San Pellegrino Blood Orange, Gosling's ginger beer and lemon. Plus, discover even more zero-proof options throughout Universal CityWalk and Universal Orlando Resort.

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Earls Kitchen + Bar

At The Mall at Millenia, Earls Kitchen + Bar has a small menu of elevated spirit-free cocktails, including the sparkling yuzu lemonade, Italian spritz and pineapple cucumber mule under $10. The gimlet thyme is a slightly more expensive option, with Seedlip Garden 108, agave, mint, thyme and lime juice.

The Edison

Get ready to party prohibition-style at The Edison, a lavish themed restaurant and entertainment destination at Disney Springs®, part of Walt Disney World® Resort. Toast to the evening’s festivities with zero-proof concoctions like the Apple Propellant, an effervescent blend of apple cider, honey, lemon juice and ginger ale, plus additional rotating mocktails throughout the year.

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Four Flamingos

Known for their bold tropical drinks and Floridian-inspired fare, MICHELIN Recommended Four Flamingos, A Richard Blais Florida Kitchen offers mocktail versions of some of their most popular drinks. Currently they include non-alcoholic takes on The Filthy Flamingo (blood orange, strawberry, guava, lime) and Get Toasted (banana, coconut cream, pineapple, cinnamon). Discover this signature eatery at the award-winning Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress near Disney Springs.

Four Seasons Resort Orlando at WALT DISNEY WORLD® Resort

AAA Five Diamond Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World® Resort boasts flavorful mocktails at several dining locations. Highlights include Running on Zero and Open Season at The Lobby Bar, The Crimson & Clover (a smoky, beet-and-clove-infused take on a margarita) at PB&G, and The Peach Putter, a fusion of peach, lime, simple syrup and ginger ale served in a golf ball mug at Plancha.

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 non-alcoholic sparkling rosé to the popular Pom & Pepper, featuring sparkling rosé topped with pomegranate, black pepper and lime. You can even order a massive seashell filled with your favorite shareable concoction for the full “rosé all day” experience.

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JALEO

JALEO at Disney Springs boasts spirited small plates and paella from James Beard-award winning chef José Andrés, all paired with sangria, Spanish wines and handcrafted cocktails. Kick back with non-alcoholic offerings like the Lotus (Seedlip Spice, London Essence White Peach and Jasmine soda, vanilla syrup) or Apple & Safron (Seedlip Garden, apple juice, lemon, saffron, Fever Tree pink grapefruit soda).

JoJo’s ShakeBAR

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, all under $10.

JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek Resort & Spa

Discover alcohol-free libations aplenty at UnReserved Food Bazaar and MICHELIN Recommend Sear + Sea, both at the JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek Resort & Spa. UnReserved features a seasonal garden inspired mocktail, while Sear + Sea boasts a zero-proof paloma and the Clover Club, a blend of Lyre’s Pink London Spirit, raspberry syrup, lemon juice, aquafaba and white sugar syrup.

Morimoto Asia

Helmed by Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto, MICHELIN Recommended Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs is a pan-Asian eatery with dishes from Japan, China, Korea and Thailand. Pair your meal with specialty mocktails like the popular Dragon’s Roar (dragon fruit, yuzu, club soda) and Lychee Lemon Soda (housemade lychee concentrate, lemon, club soda).

Rosa Mexicano

Along with award-winning margaritas and handcrafted specialty cocktails, Rosa Mexicano at the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort boasts five spirit-free drinks. Standouts include the Guava Colada (guava, coconut milk, canela-infused agave nectar, fresh citrus) and the Mango Ginger Refresco (mango puree, lemon, chia seed, ginger beer). Throw in a festive atmosphere and a full menu of authentic Mexican cuisine within walking distance from EPCOT®, and this is sure to be a fiesta to remember.

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