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ID.save our google mapOverview: In Boston, you can start your day with a Dunkin’ iced coffee and a bagel, savor a bowl of New England clam chowder or a North End Italian sub for lunch, and wind down with a craft beer or cocktail in a Beacon Hill speakeasy. But Boston’s non-alcoholic scene is also quietly growing, with zero-proof cocktails, small-batch kombucha, and CBD seltzers finding their way onto more menus. Whether you’re exploring small plates in the South End or grabbing a Fenway Frank, the city’s food and drink culture continues to blend tradition with a shift toward mindful drinking.
Pat Dooling
Owner of @draydrinks
Meet our guest editor: Boston is known for its historic charm (also lobster rolls, Dunkin’ and Fenway Park), but it's also becoming a hub for creative non-alcoholic drinks. From waterfront views to cozy neighborhood bars, our Sipland Guest Editor, Pat Dooling of Dray Drinks, handpicked a few of our favorite spots serving up delicious zero-proof creations. Here’s his scoop.
boston - Long Bar at Raffles HotelLong Bar at Raffles Hotel
Boston’s newest hotel is bringing the legendary Raffles brand to the U.S., and their NA drinks are just as iconic. Sip on a zero-proof Singapore Sling or an NA Penicillin, and experience timeless cocktails without the booze.
OverviewOur Bar tabNA Singapore Sling
VisitBoston — DaviosDavios
A Boston staple, Davios launched a massive NA menu in 2024. Whether you're craving a glass of Kylie Minogue Sparkling Rosé or a fall-favorite Pear-Fection made with Seedlip, their selection is impressive for NA drinkers.
OverviewOur Bar tabKylie Minogue Sparkling Rosé
VisitBoston — Shy BirdShy Bird
With two locations in South Boston and Cambridge, Shy Bird offers a hip, casual vibe with an NA drink menu that shines. Their Ghia products are always available, and we recommend the standout Lexi Flemming cocktail with Gnista and smoked lapsang tea.
OverviewOur Bar tabLexi Flemming
VisitKendall Square: 390 Third Street, Cambridge, MA 02142
South Boston: 12 Old Colony Avenue, Boston, MA 02127
Fenway: 132 Brookline Avenue, Boston, MA 02215
Boston — Brick & MortarBrick & Mortar
This cozy Cambridge lounge is just steps away from Dray’s and boasts an extensive NA cocktail list. Sip on the Count Camillo, a bold Negroni-Amaro fusion served over a giant ice rock.
OverviewOur Bar tabCount Camillo
VisitBoston — Dray Bottle ShopDray Bottle Shop
Dray’s Bottle Shop in Boston offers a carefully curated selection of craft beers, natural wines, and hard-to-find non-alcoholic options, making it a go-to for both seasoned enthusiasts and curious newcomers. The cozy, neighborhood spot emphasizes quality and discovery, with knowledgeable staff ready to guide you toward your next favorite drink. Whether you’re picking up a funky pét-nat or a refreshing zero-proof spritz, Dray’s has something for every palate.
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