Where to Find Mocktails and Non-Alcoholic Drinks in Brooklyn NYC (Updated for 2025)

January 14, 2025

Since originally posting this blog back in the spring of 2023, the mocktail and non-alcoholic scene has grown here in Park Slope, throughout Brooklyn and the rest of NYC. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again—Brooklyn’s mocktail scene is here to stay.

Whether you’re partial to non-alcoholic or zero proof drinks, allergic to alcohol, looking to cut back on cocktails for Dry January or simply sober curious, you’ll be happy to know that we’ve updated our Brooklyn mocktails list for 2025 to cover a lot more spots and remove the few that closed their doors.

From bars to restaurants, cans to retail outlets, here’s our roundup of where to find NA and alcohol-free drinks in Brooklyn.

Listen Bar

Online

Though Listen Bar is mostly online nowadays aside from a few events here and there, they started out in Brooklyn. Described on their website as, “All bar. No booze.” Listen Bar was created to reinvent the nightlife experience—and they’ve created an entire alcohol-free menu. Sign up for an event, take an alcohol-free cocktail class online or check out their bar shop.

Mockingbird

Park Slope

Having (softly) opened their doors just days ago, Mockingbird is a zero-proof cocktail bar located on Park Slope’s 7th Avenue—just down the street from our Garfield Realty office! Created by friends Coulton Vento and Evan Clark, Mockingbird is a place to grab a non-alcoholic drink or on the weekend a small plate, listen to music and mingle amid a beautifully designed space. In addition to their mocktails, you can sample a variety of NA beers and wines from several minority- and women-owned businesses. Follow their Insatgram for updates.

Mockingbird
213 7th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY

Time Out Market

Dumbo

Whether you come to check out one of the restaurants in this food hall or just to grab a drink and meet with friends, rest assured, the Time Out Market New York just added four mocktails to their winter menu that you can read all about in Time Out. Sip on your choice beverage in the lobby bar or on the rooftop.

Time Out Market
55 Water Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201

Getaway

Brooklyn bar interior with modern design

Photo courtesy of Getaway

Greenpoint

The first non-alcoholic bar to open in Greenpoint back in 2019, Getaway serves beer, wine and picturesque mocktails. Their offerings vary so depending on when you go, you might also be able to purchase breakfast sandwiches, coffee, pastries or even some used books.

Getaway
158 Green Street
Brooklyn, NY 11222

TALEA Beer Co.

Williamsburg and Cobble Hill

NYC’s first woman-owned brewery TALEA opened its doors in spring of 2021 and has locations in Williamsburg and Cobble Hill. While you’ll find mostly alcoholic beer selections on both their Brooklyn menus, there is also a non-alcoholic section with multiple options. And they’ve even been to known to offer a non-alcoholic flight too.

TALEA (Williamsburg)
87 Richardson Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211

TALEA (Cobble Hill)
61 Bergen Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201

Nowon Bushwick

Bushwick

Offering Korean-New York food and drinks, Nowon Bushwick recently introduced some new mocktails that you can see on their Instagram. The drinks span flavor profiles of refreshing and zesty to rich coffee-based to blended citrus.

Nowon Bushwick
436 Jefferson Street
Brooklyn, NY 11237

Brooklyn Brewery

Four non-alcoholic Brooklyn Brewery cans lined up

Photo courtesy of Brooklyn Brewery

Williamsburg

You can visit Brooklyn Brewery in Williamsburg to see where the magic happens, take a brewery tour or attend an event, or you can purchase their Special Effects non-alcoholic beers online or at a store near you. Select from non-alcoholic pilsner, IPA, hoppy amber or a variety pack.

Brooklyn Brewery
79 N 11th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11249

Pasta Louise

Park Slope

Come for the mocktails, stay for the fresh pasta, sauces, bread and homemade soft serve. Pasta Louise has been one of our favorite spots here in Park Slope since opening their doors back in the summer of 2020. They currently offer two delightful mocktails on their menu, but be sure to check back in case that changes.

Pasta Louise
1114 8th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215

PLANTA

Williamsburg

PLANTA is a vegan spot in Williamsburg offering sushi, salads, snacks and signature mains. But let’s not forget their plentiful mocktail options which include an NA cocktail menu, iced teas, NA sparkling rose, NA lager and coffee drinks.

PLANTA
316 Wythe Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11249

Sunday in Brooklyn

View from above of table with matcha cup, sweet potatoes, vegetable toast, coffee mug and milk on it

Photo courtesy of Sunday In Brooklyn

Williamsburg

We’ve already written about the decadent hot chocolate and outdoor seating at Sunday in Brooklyn—clearly we’re fans! But we should mention that their Zero Proof menu is as solid as their Cocktails. Their mixologists use non-alcoholic spirits like rum, amaretto, Lyre’s American Malt and Lyre’s Coffee Liqueur to create colorful, inventive drinks that complement their beautiful foods. And they also serve non-alcohol Brooklyn Brewery beer.

Sunday in Brooklyn
348 Wythe Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11249

Cafe Mado

Prospect Heights

Currently Cafe Mado has four NA cocktails drinks on their menu, as well as artfully plated lunch and dinner items. Praised by Grub Street as “a mocktail for wine snobs,” the Bitter Lemon is worth a try. Get a sneak peek of their mocktail options by following their Instagram.

Cafe Mado
791 Washington Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11238

Club Curious

Somewhere in Brooklyn

Dubbed the first sober speakeasy, Club Curious specializes in world-class, booze-free cocktails sans refined sugar, elevated bar snacks, and appearances by NYC chefs and performers. Order their Curious Elixirs online to stay in the know about their in-person events that take place at the mysterious club.

Laser Wolf

Different cocktails lined up in different glasses with citrus and herb garnishes

Photo courtesy of Laser Wolf

Williamsburg

With Laser Wolf’s stunning East River and NYC skyline view, perfectly cooked Israeli skewers, creamy soft serve and large drink menu complete with a Zero Proof section, you can’t go wrong here. Choose from cherry iced tea, passion fruit cooler, a refreshing grapefruit, fennel and mint drink, or the savory beet root, orange juice and salted beet option.

Laser Wolf
97 Wythe Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11249

Bohemien Bar

Brooklyn Heights

A listening bar with an impressive sound system, Bohemien Bar features four NA cocktails on their current menu. Aside from mocktails, they have DJ nights, a food menu featuring veggies, cheese, meat and fish, and gorgeous décor. Follow their Instagram for events and to preview the food and drinks.

Bohemien Bar
97 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11201

Minus Moonshine

Prospect Heights

At a quick glance, Minus Moonshine might appear like an ordinary liquor store—except that all the items are non-alcoholic or alcohol free. Select from beer or wine to sip on, or spirits, mixers, syrups, bitters, shrubs, seltzers and ciders to craft your idyllic mocktail. And if you’re not in Prospect Heights, you can still shop here because they ship nationwide and deliver locally.

Minus Moonshine
433 Sterling Place
Brooklyn, NY 11238

Eavesdrop

Interior of Brooklyn bar with modern wood style and record collection

Photo courtesy of Eavesdrop

Greenpoint

With a striking interior designed for sound, audiophiles and beverage enthusiasts alike will want to visit this craft cocktail bar where patrons enjoy music, DJs, dancing and shared plates. Their non-alcoholic menu currently features a yuzu, grapefruit and ginger drink, a seasonal shrub or highball, cold brew or yerba mate soda.

Eavesdrop
674 Manhattan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11222

Rule of Thirds

Greenpoint

At Rule of Thirds in Greenpoint, you can enjoy Japanese food that combines traditional home cooking and izakaya culture with local Brooklyn flair. And to drink? Their current menu features three spirit-free cocktails and an NA beer. They also host events which you can check out on their Instagram.

Rule of Thirds
171 Banker Street
Brooklyn, NY 11222


Can’t make it to one of these spots? No need to worry, most bartenders are pretty accommodating if you politely ask whether they have non-alcoholic options or are willing to shake something up for you.

Looking for more to do in Brownstone Brooklyn? Read about the best hot chocolate, our favorite dog-friendly cafes and Black-owned vegan restaurants.

Buying or selling a home in Brooklyn this winter?

Contact our real estate agents

More Articles