Restaurant
COCO Canary Wharf - Restaurant & Lounge
5/5
Canary Wharf, London
Fully alcohol-free waterfront restaurant at West India Quay. A whole Redemption Menu of alcohol-free cocktails and wines. Not a drop on site.
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Dry Trip started with a drink at Keefer Lake Lodge in British Columbia. Our founder, Katherine, didn’t want alcohol, but she didn’t want something bland either. She asked for a drink with a bit of bite, something that tasted like a proper cocktail. The barman made one up on the spot. She still doesn’t know what was in it, but she preferred it to the alcoholic version.
In London, that drink usually exists. It’s just hard to find. When researchers audited pubs, bars and restaurants in London and Manchester, almost all had at least one alcohol-free option, but only 18% of the cocktails on offer were alcohol-free, and nearly a third of venues didn’t list alcohol-free drinks on the menu at all.
Whether this is your first Sober October or you stopped drinking years ago, these are the places where it’s on the menu, not behind the bar.
Start here: our highest Dry Scores
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Raven Records
5/5
Camden, London
Billed as the world's first alcohol-free metal bar. Everything is 0.0%: seven AF whiskeys, Guinness 0.0 on draught and heavy-metal coffee.
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Dishoom — Covent Garden
5/5
Covent Garden, London
Eight Teetotal drinks, three fresh sharbats, functional shots and 0% beer. The alcohol-free list here rivals dedicated AF bars.
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The Lucky Saint Pub
5/5
Marylebone, London
Pub built by the Lucky Saint alcohol-free beer brand: its own beers on draught, Guinness 0.0, 0% cocktails and AF spirits. Serves alcohol too.
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Dishoom — King's Cross
5/5
King's Cross, London
Teetotal drinks built from house cordials and Crossip, plus sharbats, functional shots, water kefir and Baba's coffee.
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Coco Grill & Lounge
5/5
Bermondsey, London
Completely alcohol-free restaurant near Tower Bridge. Redemption cocktails, Pierre Zero wines and Mediterranean sharing plates, with no alcohol on the premises.
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Akoko
4/5
Fitzrovia, London
West African tasting menu with a soft pairing matched course by course, plus NA cocktails including a hibiscus-and-orange Chapman.
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Chutney Mary
4/5
St James's, London
House-made Jal Jeera Pani and a saffron-cardamom NA Mojito. No bottled NA spirits in the cocktails: everything comes from the Indian spice larder.
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Dinner with a zero-proof pairing
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Evelyn's Table
4/5
Soho, London
Twelve seats around an open kitchen. The No & Low pairing, alcohol-free drinks made or sourced by the team, changes with the menu.
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The Clove Club
4/5
Shoreditch, London
Two-Michelin-star tasting menu with an ambient tea pairing: cold-infused teas served in wine glasses.
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Frog by Adam Handling
4/5
Covent Garden, London
Tasting menu with an alcohol-free pairing listed beside the wine pairings. Twelve NA options across sparkling, white, rosé, red and sweet.
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Restaurant Gordon Ramsay
4/5
Chelsea, London
Three Michelin stars on Royal Hospital Road. Both tasting menus come with a non-alcoholic pairing, listed beside the wine pairings.
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Bars worth the trip
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The Dandy Bar
4/5
Mayfair, London
Eight NA cocktails curated by wine writer Olly Smith, at The Mayfair Townhouse.
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Three Sheets
4/5
Dalston, London
Four 0.0% cocktails in their own section. Opius and Midi Ruby bases with verjus, miso and cubeb pepper.
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Stables Bar
4/5
Kensington, London
Six non-alcoholic cocktails, from a lemongrass-ginger cordial with bergamot and elderflower to mango and dragon fruit.
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Artesian at The Langham
4/5
Marylebone, London
Around six Ultimo signatures come with a non-alcoholic alternative, made by the same team to the same single-ingredient idea.
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The Connaught Bar
4/5
Mayfair, London
Five cocktails on the main menu come in an alcohol-free version, built on Three Spirit, Everleaf and other NA bases.
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Lyaness
4/5
South Bank, London
Five of the eleven cocktails on the current menu have a boozeless version, built from Lyaness's own house ingredients.
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Swift
4/5
Soho, London
Four 0% cocktails placed inside the main menu, not a separate section. NA Torres wine, Saicho sparkling tea, Bitburger Drive.
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Seed Library
4/5
Shoreditch, London
Five boozeless cocktails in their own section, from the Lyan group. Hopped pineapple, banana cultured cream, plum wood: house craft, not spirit swaps.
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Three Sheets — Soho
4/5
Soho, London
The same precise 0.0% programme as the Dalston original, on Manette Street.
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How we score venues
Every venue on Dry Trip is reviewed by an editor and scored 1–5 on a single published rubric — the Dry Score. We assess the quality, creativity, and breadth of the alcohol-free offering, not the venue as a whole. Read our full methodology →
Frequently asked questions
- Where can I drink alcohol-free in London this Sober October?
- Our highest-rated venues include COCO Canary Wharf - Restaurant & Lounge (Canary Wharf), Raven Records (Camden), Dishoom — Covent Garden (Covent Garden). Browse the full directory for more options across every neighbourhood.
- Which London restaurants have an alcohol-free pairing?
- These venues offer a zero-proof pairing menu: Evelyn's Table, The Clove Club, Frog by Adam Handling, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay.
- How does Dry Trip choose venues?
- Every venue is reviewed by an editor and scored 1–5 on one published rubric — the Dry Score. We assess the quality, creativity, and breadth of the alcohol-free offering.