Dallas Mocktails
Whether you're making good on a resolution, expecting, or simply cutting back, skipping alcohol doesn't mean skipping a well-made drink on a night out.
Dallas has no shortage of bars and restaurants putting real thought into their non-alcoholic menus, from house-made syrups to a full zero-proof cocktail list. Here are eight spots around the city worth a visit for a great mocktail.
Updated August 2026
Ginger's
Tucked underground in the East Quarter downtown, Ginger's is a moody cocktail lounge with a glowing staircase leading down to a dim, chandelier-lit room. The bar's craft approach carries over to its non-alcoholic drinks, making it a good stop for a well-made mocktail in a downtown setting.
HG Sply Co.
On Lower Greenville with skyline views from the patio, HG Sply Co built its menu around clean eating, and that extends to the bar. The mocktail version of the HG Mule swaps in agave, lime and Buddha's Brew ginger kombucha for a drink with real bite, minus the alcohol.
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At Mockingbird Station, The People's Last Stand takes its cocktail program seriously enough that the mocktails get the same attention, including a Pink Cloud Compression made with strawberry, basil and egg white. It's a solid option for anyone who wants a craft drink without the craft-cocktail buzz.
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At its Preston Center location, True Food Kitchen builds its menu around conscious nutrition, and the drink list follows suit. Look for the Medicine Man or the Hangover Rx, made with coconut water, orange juice, pineapple and honey, alongside other produce-forward, alcohol-free options.
Monarch
Forty-nine floors above downtown Dallas, Monarch pairs its skyline views with a seasonal zero-proof cocktail list, so a booze-free night out doesn't mean skipping the view or the presentation. Past offerings have included a bright grapefruit-based sipper and a fruit-forward option built for warmer months, and the lineup changes with the seasons.
Paradiso
In the heart of Bishop Arts, Paradiso gives its non-alcoholic drinks the same care as the rest of its cocktail list, including options built around spirit-free American malt whiskey, cold-pressed ginger syrup and fresh citrus. It's a good stop for anyone exploring Bishop Arts who wants a thoughtfully made mocktail with dinner.
XOXO Dining Room
Near the Harwood District, XOXO Dining Room keeps a rotating lineup of "virgin" cocktails alongside its regular bar menu, including a espresso-and-cinnamon option built for dessert and fruit-driven choices for something lighter. It's an easy addition to a night out in the area for anyone skipping alcohol.
Isabelle's
Just off the lobby of Hôtel Swexan in the Harwood District, Isabelle's pairs an antique fireplace and leather seating with a cocktail program that includes non-alcoholic options alongside its full bar. It's a polished, low-key spot for a mocktail before or after dinner in Uptown.