17 bars with a designed zero-proof or low-ABV list, each backed by a publication or the bar’s own menu.

The martini trolley that Director of Mixology Agostino Perrone rolls to your table remains the single most elegant ritual in global bartending. Cubist interiors by David Collins, marble floors, and a team led by Assistant Director of Mixology Giorgio Bargiani and Bar Manager Maura Milia deliver a level of choreographed service that no competitor has matched since the bar opened in 2008. Granted permanent Best of the Best status by the World's 50 Best, Connaught occupies a category of one, a luxury hotel bar that redefined what luxury hotel bars could become. Every city claims a benchmark; London's is here. The latest lists place it at No. 6 on the World's 50 Best Bars 2025 and No. 10 on Europe's 50 Best Bars 2026.
Named by Time Out London, 9 Alcohol Free Bars in London: Places To Drink When You're Not Drinking (2025)

Opened in 2016 by Mia Johansson and Bobby Hiddleston, both formerly of Milk & Honey, and backed by Nightjar and Oriole owners Rosie Stimpson and Edmund Weil. Swift splits across two floors: a bright ground-floor bar for cocktails and oysters, and a darker basement of booths with a whisky list running past 250 bottles. The Irish Coffee is the house calling card. Accolades include No.30 in the World's 50 Best Bars 2022 and Time Out London's No.1 Cocktail Bar 2018–19. Bookings are by email only, the bar takes no phone reservations. Sister sites in Shoreditch and Borough.
Named by Luxury London, Low and no: The best London bars for alcohol-free drinking (2026)

Max and Noel Venning spent five consecutive years on the 50 Best list with their Dalston original before opening this Manette Street sibling in March 2024. The Soho edition debuted at No. 80 on the World's 50 Best Bars extended list, a first-year result that validated the expansion. The philosophy carries over intact: pared-back menus, exacting technique, and a refusal to over-garnish. In a neighborhood saturated with drinking options, Three Sheets Soho earns its traffic through consistency and conviction rather than novelty. It was a Top 4 finalist for Best New International Cocktail Bar at the 2025 Tales of the Cocktail Spirited Awards. It currently stands at No. 41 on Europe's 50 Best Bars 2026.
Named by The World's 50 Best Bars, 9 bars nailing low and no-alcohol cocktails (2025)

Ryan 'Mr Lyan' Chetiyawardana's flagship at Sea Containers London, successor to the celebrated Dandelyan in the same riverside space, the redesign kept the marble bar and added electric blue accents. The menu is ingredient-led: the current 'Collaboration 2.0' list builds drinks around ideas and collaborations rather than classic formats, in serves like the Pink Belly Gimlet and the Multi-Milk. Lyaness was the first bar awarded three PINs in The Pinnacle Guide and ranked No.39 in the World's 50 Best Bars 2019. Saturdays and Sundays from 1–4pm bring £10 Champagne.
Named by Club Oenologique, Best alcohol-free cocktails in London: 9 non-alcoholic drinks (2023)
Brothers Max and Noel Venning opened this pared-back Kingsland Road original in 2016 and took it to No.16 in the World's 50 Best Bars 2019. The menu sorts drinks into One, Two and Three Sheets by intensity, all clean, thoughtful serves built on seasonal ingredients and modern technique, the carbonated French 75, with gin, lemon, Moscato and orange flower water, is the signature. Closed Mondays; a Soho sibling opened on Manette Street in 2024.
Named by The World's 50 Best Bars, 9 bars nailing low and no-alcohol cocktails (2025)
Chris Moore's French-inspired cocktail bar has anchored Bethnal Green Road since summer 2017, named after the coupe glass and built on locally sourced ingredients, with calvados as the house spirit. The Champagne Piña Colada is the enduring signature. Awards came fast: Best New Opening at the World's 50 Best Bars 2018, No.18 that year and No.23 in 2019, plus Tales of the Cocktail's Best New International Cocktail Bar 2018. A second venue, Atelier Coupette, is now open on Moor Street in Soho.
Named by Club Oenologique, Best alcohol-free cocktails in London: 9 non-alcoholic drinks (2023)
A basement speakeasy on City Road that has spent fifteen years at the forefront of London's cocktail scene, peaking at No.2 in the World's 50 Best Bars 2013. The menu is organized by historical era, The Old School (1899–1933), Mid-Century Mixology (1934–1980) and Modern Classics (1981–2015), full of theatrical serves built on rare and vintage spirits, from a lavish Singapore Sling to a five-rum Zombie. Live jazz, blues, swing and funk play every night from 9pm, with the cover charge going directly to the musicians. Smart casual, 21+, one floor below ground.
Named by Club Oenologique, Best alcohol-free cocktails in London: 9 non-alcoholic drinks (2023)

Head Bartender Giulia Cuccurullo, the first woman to hold the position in Artesian's history, arrived in 2018 and worked her way through every rank at The Langham's flagship bar. A Global Patrón Perfectionist winner and GQ shortlistee, Cuccurullo represents a generational shift at a venue that once defined the London hotel bar arms race. The room still carries its stately proportions, but the program now reflects a quieter confidence: less spectacle, more substance. The reinvention is deliberate, and it is working. London's bar scene sustains itself on productive disagreement, Mayfair formality versus East London spontaneity, heritage brands versus first-year independents, technique versus instinct. The result, heading into 2026, is a city where no single style dominates and every neighborhood pours with conviction. Start saving for the flight.
Named by Luxury London, Low and no: The best London bars for alcohol-free drinking (2026)
A 1940s-themed cocktail bar in Kingly Court, Soho, styled as a disused Underground station complete with a life-size tube carriage. The site spans two spaces, the Underground bar and the Ticket Hall pub, with a sister venue in Borough Yards. Drinks lean on wartime-Britain theatrics, backed by live swing music and vintage DJs.
Named by Country & Town House, Dry January: Best Bars In London For Non-Alcoholic Drinks (2026)
A neighborhood cocktail bar and restaurant in Crouch End opened in 2018 by bartenders from Three Sheets, pairing minimalist, prep-driven cocktails with modern European small plates. Known for drinks like a clarified grapefruit and hibiscus spritz and a caramelised white chocolate Old Fashioned.
Named by Top 50 Cocktail Bars, Low to no cocktails (2022)
Nightjar's globe-trotting sister bar, now at 7-9 Slingsby Place in Covent Garden's St Martin's Courtyard after leaving its original Smithfield home. The venue splits into the ground-floor Bamboo Bar and Terrace and a downstairs restaurant, with food drawing on Nikkei, Argentine-Italian and regional Mexican traditions and cocktails built from ingredients gathered worldwide, the Bamboo list runs from the Campania Spritz to La Culebra. Live jazz, blues and world music play Tuesday to Saturday, with the cover charge going to the musicians.
Named by Luxury London, Low and no: The best London bars for alcohol-free drinking (2026)
An intimate, wood-panelled cocktail bar inside The London EDITION hotel in Fitzrovia, dedicated to sharing punches. Its menu mixes house classics with new creations, the signature EDITION Milk Punch blends cognac, rum, cider, brandy, green tea, lemon, pineapple, spice syrup and milk, and includes recipes guests can recreate at home.
Named by Luxury London, Low and no: The best London bars for alcohol-free drinking (2026)
The Mandrake hotel's Fitzrovia bar builds its menu on ethnobotany, the traditional uses of a region's plants, mixing ancient herbs and botanicals like moringa, tulsi, palo santo and lion's mane over an expansive labradorite gemstone counter, beneath murals, artifacts and objets d'art. Live DJs Thursday to Saturday. Walk-ins only; smart casual (no ties, hoodies or sports shoes).
Named by Time Out London, Zero heroes: the best alcohol-free cocktails in London (2019)
An Asian restaurant and bar on Berkeley Square dressed in mid-century glamour by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio, with artworks by Damien Hirst, Frank Gehry and Michael Roberts throughout. The lower-ground Coral Room holds two of the largest live coral reef tanks in the world, and the bar claims the world's biggest Japanese whisky collection. Signatures run from Miso Thirsty (Hibiki whisky, miso, plum, sesame) to the Golden Riviera; happy hour 'Sundown Somewhere' runs Mon–Fri 4–7pm at the bar. The venue marked ten years with its 2025 cocktail book 'X'.
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A rooftop bar on the 11th floor of the Canopy by Hilton London City, inspired by the silk weavers who once lived and worked in this corner of East London, their craft echoed in floral patterns, vibrant design and creative cocktails. The list is arranged into themed collections, the '7 Virtues' among them, alongside spritzes, small plates and weekend brunch. Holder of a PIN from The Pinnacle Guide.
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An intimate hidden cocktail bar in Islington known as The Bar With No Name, serving expertly crafted cocktails, aperitifs and digestifs. The tiny room at 69 Colebrooke Row hosts live jazz, blues and rock & roll.
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The Carnaby member of Little Door & Co's five London house-party venues: an intimate flat on Kingly Street known for cocktails, weekend bottomless brunches and legendary kitchen discos. The film-themed list runs from La La Land to the Kitchen Disco sharer, with 'Sequels', twists on the classics, and alcohol-free Smiling Wolf serves.
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These are the bars with a designed zero-proof or low-ABV list. The full London guide ranks the best bars of every style, and the directory lists all 56 with a map and filters.
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