Toast-worthy non-alcoholic beverages in Ontario
Toronto | Zero Bar
Non-alcoholic drinks have evolved beyond simple sodas and juices.
Today’s alcoholic-free wine, beer and mocktails offer bold and creative flavours that rival their spirited counterparts.
From mindful drinking during the holiday season to Dry January, Sober October and all of life’s celebrations in between, these Ontario restaurants and beverage makers offer the sober, sober curious and teetotallers something worth cheers-ing.
Noteworthy mocktail bars and restaurants
BarChef
This Queen Street West cocktail lounge is famous for its creative mixology that blends aromatics, layered flavours and visual artistry in its alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
Fresh ingredients combined with house-made bitters are crafted to enhance the zero-proof experience, creating drinks like Royal Blossom with black tea, orange blossom and Mediterranean tonic.
Location: 472 Queen Street West, Toronto
The Oxley Public House
The Oxley’s selection of drinks includes wine, beer and non-alcoholic menu options.
Pair a drink from the non-alcoholic menu with a classic British lunch, dinner or brunch menu items that are lovingly made from scratch.
Location: 121 Yorkville Avenue, Toronto
Zero Bar
Learn about mixology without the booze in workshops hosted at Canada’s first non-alcoholic cocktail bar. Connect with friends over botanical, alcohol-free cocktails, spend a romantic evening at the bar and attend vibrant themed gatherings.
Location: 223 Carlton Street, Toronto
Offworld Bar
Toronto’s sci-fi-themed cocktail restaurant offers regular alcohol and alc-zero mocktails with memorable names that are out of this world.
Indulge in the fusion of lychee juice, Super Lemon, 7-Up and cane juice in Live Long and Prosper, or savour the flavours of Meteor Shower with a refreshing blend of kiwi-strawberry juice, orange-bergamot bitters and lime salt.
Location: 739 Queen Street West 2nd Floor, Toronto
Writers Room Bar
The Writers Room Bar at the Hyatt Hotel was once a popular gathering spot for famous Canadian writers and authors. In addition to alcoholic offerings, guests can enjoy handcrafted non-alcoholic drinks that are named after literary references.
Sip on zero-proof drinks like the Novella (sour cherry and tonic) and Writer’s Block (lemon and ginger beer) while admiring the panoramic views of the Yorkville skyline from the 17th-floor cocktail bar.
Location: 4 Avenue Road, Toronto
Lulu Bar
Tucked inside Toronto’s The Well, Lulu Bar is a hidden gem with a relaxed and laid-back coast-inspired atmosphere.The menu options celebrate the flavours of regions close to the Pacific Ocean, offering light and playful alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks served in fun glassware. Enjoy honey and roasted pineapple in the Hawaiian Honeycreeper, toasted coconut and sea salt in Coconut Cooler and peach mango in Blood Brothers Brewing.
Location: 427 Wellington Street West, Toronto
Mother Cocktail Bar
At Mother Cocktail Bar, the creative mixology ranges from theatrical barrel-aged creations to a non-alcoholic menu that’s just as meticulously crafted.
Zero-proof offerings such as the Bee Pollen Lemonade (salted lavender and Ontario bee pollen) and the bright, zesty Whey of Winter Yuzu (yuzu, ginger and whey) tell a story through carefully curated ingredients and artful balance.
Location: 874 Queen Street West, Toronto
Knyota Drinks
Knyota Drinks is Ottawa’s only dedicated spot for adult-appropriate non-alcoholic beverages. Book a tasting or join a workshop to learn more about the world of non-alcoholic beer, no alcohol wine and zero distilled spirit.
Location: 104 Bank Street, Ottawa
Manor Lounge
The vibe at Manor Lounge blends late-night energy with welcoming warmth. In addition to spirited cocktails and beers on tap, this polished lounge contains a full mocktail list.
Try creative non-alcoholic cocktails like the Cherry Coke Sunset with pineapple juice, lime juice and maraschinober cherries, or the Spicy Mango Margarita with muddled jalapeño plus grapefruit and mango juice.
Location: 292 Elgin Street, Ottawa
Black Dog Tavern
Check out the alcohol-free gin options at Black Dog Tavern. Lumette is the primary ingredient, offering a blend of complex botanicals that capture the essence of gin without the alcohol. The addition of tropical flavours brings conscious sipping to a whole new level.
Location: 69 Brock Street, Kingston
Dianne’s
Explore the sober menu offering at Dianne’s. Enjoy an evening snacking on shareables and sipping unique mocktails such as the Scarlett Spritz with grapefruit, lime and pomegranate syrup or Roja Breeze, made with pineapple and dry gin.
Location: 195 Ontario Street, Kingston
Twisted Lemon Restaurant and Boutique Inn
Twisted Lemon is known for its great alcoholic drinks, but the artistry of this Haldimand County award-winning restaurant’s zero-proof mocktails offer impressive non-alcoholic drinks.
Savour a Hop Fizz, sip a Cranarita or experience a new twist on a Cherry Nohattan featuring Monday Zero Alcohol Whiskey (alcohol-free whiskey).
Location: 3 Norton Street West, Cayuga
Alcohol-free beverages and brands
Ontario breweries, wineries and distilleries showcase talent and innovation in crafting zero-alcohol beer, wine and other beverages for special occasions.
Book a tasting and tour to discover some of the best zero-alcohol flavours being developed. Shop online for your favourite alcohol-free brands or find them in select stores and specialty outlets across Ontario.
Bevvys in Toronto
Located in Kensington Market, Bevvys is an alcohol-free store with leading alcohol-free spirits, wine and beer created by local makers. In-store tastings are available.
Location: 3 Nassau Street, Toronto
the Sobr Market
Stock up on non-alcoholic wines, craft beer and other alcohol alternative drinks at Sobr Market. The store features a selection of quality Canadian brands designed to elevate special moments and celebrations with an alcohol-free experience.
Locations:
Bellwoods Brewery
Toronto’s Bellwoods Brewery is known for its bold, innovative craft beer. The brewery takes an experimental approach to brewing, producing aromatic hop-forward beers, pristine lagers, complex barrel-aged wild blends, vibrant fruit-infused creations and distinguished barrel-aged stouts.
The non-alcoholic version of the signature Jelly King Beer preserves the sophisticated taste profile that made the original a local favourite. Another great non-alc option is the Stay Classy IPA.
Location:124 Ossington Avenue, Toronto
Vineland Estates Winery
Sample the line of non-alcoholic wines at Vineland Estates Winery, which includes still and sparkling chardonnay, Riesling and rosé from renowned German winemaker Johannes Leitz.
Location: 3620 Moyer Road, Vineland
Magnotta Winery
With over a dozen locations, Ontario’s third-largest winery offers a distinctive selection of terroir-based de-alcoholized wines.
The wines are carefully crafted to remove the alcohol while preserving the wine’s flavour and taste, so continue to enjoy the fruity hints of sparkling rosé and the smokiness of a fine shiraz.
Location: 4701 Ontario Street, Beamsville
Collective Arts Brewery
From a citrus-flavoured IPA to a rich stout, the non-alc collection at Collective Arts Brewery delivers exceptional craft beer flavours without the alcohol.
Alongside the artistry of brewing, the unique designs on the beer products, crafted by local artists, serve as excellent conversation starters.
Location: 207 Burlington Street East, Hamilton
Muskoka Brewery
Specializing in craft beers that complement cottage county life, Muskoka Brewery’s alcohol-free products reflect the same dedication to clean, refreshing and bold tastes inspired by nature.
Enjoy the light and crisp texture and fruity flavour of the Rally Dry Run Ale or the Veer Hazy IPA with a creamier, fuller citrus flavour that lingers on the palate.
Location: 1964 Muskoka Beach Road, Bracebridge
Lake of Bays Brewing Co.
Specializing in craft beers that complement cottage county life, Muskoka Brewery’s alcohol-free drinks reflect the same dedication to clean, refreshing and bold tastes inspired by nature.
Location: 2681 Muskoka Road 117, Baysville
Royal City Brewery Co.
Royal City’s debut non-alcoholic beer, Mark It Zero, is a pale ale with a traditional hop character accented with a hint of citrus.
Location: 199 Victoria Road South, Guelph
Sober Sips
Shop for booze-free versions of popular alcoholic drinks at Simcoe County’s first exclusively non-alcoholic bottle shop. A valued small business in the community, Sober Sips also received the platinum award for Community Votes Simcoe County 2024 in the Wine & Spirits Retail Store category.
Location: 15 Dunlop Street West, Barrie
NEONI
Available year-round at St. Jacobs Market, NEONI carries a wide range of non-alcoholic spirits, wine and craft beer, including imports and domestic brews. Shop for the fun, colourful cans in person or online (free shipping across Canada for orders over $150).
Location: 878 Weber Street North, Waterloo
With Grace Marketplace
Specializing in alcohol alternatives, dealcoholized wines and non-alcoholic beer, With Grace Marketplace curates a thoughtful selection of zero-proof options for every occasion.
Whether you’re browsing for an elegant non-alcoholic wine like Napa Valley Chardonnay, sipping a Sir James 101 or sampling botanical sodas like Fin Soda, you’ll find the perfect drink to satisfy various palates.
Shop online or at a local store.
Harmon’s Craft Brewing
Harmon’s brews organic, vegan and plant-based non-alcoholic craft beer that’s big on taste with no buzz. The signature line includes award-winning Lunchbox Lagered Ale, Jack Pine Non-Alc Pale Ale and Half-Day Non-Alc IPA.
Shop online or in-person at a retailer near you.
Rally Beer
Rally Beer delivers refreshing craft-brewed satisfaction in every sip, so you can savour the moment and celebrate occasions without slowing down.
Crafted in Bracebridge, this vegan-friendly brew offers an ultra-light alcohol content similar to kombucha—perfect for staying active and present.
Shop online or at a local store.
Silver Swallow
Treat yourself to a delicious, non-boozy bubbly created by Ottawa-based Silver Swallow. Enjoy as a standalone beverage or mix fun and festive concoctions such as a Cranberry Mimosa, Sparkling Spice or Winter Teaberry.
The health-conscious will appreciate the high-quality ingredients and premium teas, used to make the world’s first champagne-inspired non-alcoholic kombucha.
Purchase online for home delivery.
Dry Variety
Visit the satellite bottle shop of Dry Variety in Annie’s Chocolates in London, or shop for booze-free wine, spirits, and beer online. Take the experience further with non-alcoholic cocktail recipes.
Location: 1700 Hyde Park Road, London
Sober events and celebrations
Selkirk Tea Festival
Celebrate the tea culture at Selkirk’s annual organic tea festival. Activities include tea tastings, tea brewing demonstrations, and workshops to learn more about the world of tea.
The festival is held each year in the fall season in Haldimand County.
Location: 251 Lakeshore Road, Selkirk
Reunion Dance Party
Reunion transforms the city nightlife into a safe, alcohol-free party for women.
Dance to house and electronic beats spun by all-women DJs, join community-building activities and celebrate sisterhood while enjoying the vibrant, non-alcoholic bar menu. The focus of the event is on freedom, joy and authenticity in a safe and inclusive environment.
Visit Reunion Dance Party on Instagram for more information.
Location: Various venues across Toronto
Sunflower Garden
Toronto’s first alcohol-free music festival, Sunflower Garden blends music, wellness and art with talented musical artists and immersive healing spaces for a unique festival experience.
Look forward to live musical acts, yoga classes, dance workshops, interactive art, a local vendor market and much more. The custom botanical bar offers delicious, specially curated drinks that use local and organic ingredients.
Check back for the event dates and location in 2026.
Whether you’re raising a glass at a mocktail bar, sampling a local brewery’s zero-proof creations or stocking up from a specialty shop, Ontario is full of places to discover some of the best non-alcoholic drinks for every celebration.
Last updated: October 31, 2025