10 unique non-alcoholic cocktails you’ll find across Alabama’s Gulf Coast

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With good times and sunshine comes needing a refreshing drink to cool off. For many reasons, people may be looking for non-alcoholic options to sip on this summer. We’ve got you covered with several spots that offer speciality non-alcoholic cocktails across Alabama’s Gulf Coast.

Zach Ludwig, LPC-S, NCC and Bradford’s VP Clinical Services & Accreditation notes that you don’t have to feel ashamed for choosing a non-alcoholic option.

“There are many reasons why someone might choose to abstain from drinking—for one evening or for an extended period of time. ‘Mocktails’ and other non-alcoholic beverages can provide a way for this person to discreetly abstain from alcohol and possibly avoid any follow-up questions they may not be ready or willing to answer.”

Keep reading for details on where you can find unique mocktails across Alabama’s Gulf Coast.

Mobile

1. Cucumber Crush—Grace

What’s better than cooling off with a refreshing drink? Enjoying it on a rooftop, of course. Grace on Dauphin a laid-back atmosphere, perfect to indulge in one of their mocktails.

The Cucumber Crush is a fresh and vibrant mocktail that’ll pair wonderfully with one of Grace’s made-from-scratch meals.

• What’s in the drink: Cucumber, ginger, agave, mint, coconut water
• Price: $8
• Location: 555 Dauphin St, Mobile, AL 36602
• Hours: Monday-Wednesday 11AM-10PM; Thursday-Saturday: 11AM-11PM
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2. Rosey Cheeks—Grace

If you love light and floral drinks, you’ve got to order the Rosey Cheeks from Grace. Slightly sweet with a hint of rose, this is a delicious summer drink.

• What’s in the drink: Rose water, simple syrup, lemon juice, soda
• Price: $8
• See #1 (above) for location details + contact info

3. Miramar—Las Floriditas

Inspired by a popular bar in Havana, Cuba, Las Floriditas is a swanky prohibition-era speakeasy with delicious spirit-free cocktail options. You’ll feel like you’ve been transported to Cuba when you sip on the Miramar, a delightfully tropical drink.

• What’s in the drink: Guava syrup, papaya syrup, fresh key lime juice, muddled mint, club soda
• Price: $6
• Location: 107 Saint Francis St, Suite B165, Mobile, Alabama in the basement of the Trustmark Building at the bookcase.
• Hours: Tuesday-Thursday 4PM-10PM | Friday-Saturday 4PM-12AM
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• Note: Las Floriditas is 21+ only and there is a strictly enforced dress code. Password required for entry (it’s a speakeasy!) find the daily password in their 12PM social posts Tuesday-Saturday.

4. Manolin—Las Floriditas

Another delicious option from Las Floriditas, this floral concoction is a must-try for those who love bright and refreshing drinks to sip on.

• What’s in the drink: Hibiscus syrup, elderflower, fresh key lime juice, muddled mint
• Price: $6
• See #3 (above) for location details + contact info

Taking the first step and asking for help makes all the difference. If you struggle with alcohol, contact Bradford Health Services today at 1-888-Sober40 for affordable, personalized care. 

Orange Beach

5. N.A Mojito—Coastal

When you’re watching the sunset and soaking in the stunning views at Coastal Orange Beach, you can enjoy all the classic summery flavors of a mojito without the alcohol. This waterfront restaurant also offers a delicious non-alcoholic Bloody Mary and more.

• What’s in the drink: Mint leaves, lime juice, soda water
• Location: 25722 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
• Hours: Sunday-Thursday 11AM-9PM; Friday-Saturday 11AM-10PM
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6. Walk the Plank—Fisher’s Upstairs

Ahoy, matey. This simple, bubbly drink is an ideal blend of citrus and spice that pairs well with the upscale Southern coastal cuisine at Fisher’s Upstairs.

• What’s in the drink: Pineapple juice, Barritt’s Bermuda ginger beer
• Price: $7
• Location: 27075 Marina Rd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
• Hours: Monday, Closed; Tuesday–Sunday, 5PM-9:30PM
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Gulf Shores

7. Strawberry Ranch Water—Burro Azul

Ranch Waters have been gaining popularity in recent years as a light and simple cocktail for those hot summer days. At Burro Azul, you can enjoy one sans alcohol in unique flavors like mango, strawberry, watermelon and blood orange.

• What’s in the drink: Lime, soda water and your choice of flavor.
• Price: $5
• Location: 300 W Beach Blvd, Gulf Shores, AL 36542
• Hours: Daily 11AM-9PM
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8. Non-alcoholic Daquiris—High Tide Daquiris and Mimosas

Daquiris are a classic beach cocktail and High Tide Daquiris and Mimosas has TONS of frozen flavors to choose According to High Tide, any of their flavors can be non-alcoholic except for banana and key lime. Enjoy!

• Price: Varies by size
• Location: 807 Gulf Shores Parkway, Gulf Shores, AL
• Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8AM-7PM; Friday-Saturday, 8AM-8PM; Sunday, 8AM-6PM
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Fairhope

9. Blackberry Spiced Orange—Flybar

Flybar is a cozy, rustic spot in Fairhope that’s ready to help you find a yummy hand-crafted non-alcoholic drink. Their Blackberry Spiced Orange mocktail is a unique, flavorful concoction that’s a must-try for anyone looking for a traditional cocktail taste.

• What’s in the drink: Izzy blackberry soda, Fever Tree spiced orange ginger beer, orange slice, lime slice
• Location: 7 S Church St, Fairhope, AL, United States, Alabama
• Hours: Monday-Thursday, 4PM-12AM; Friday-Saturday, 4PM-2AM; Closed Sunday
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10. Provision Mocktail—Provision

Beat the high summer temps with Provision’s namesake mocktail. This picturesque spot doubles as a café, wine bar and market. Not a fan of tropical flavors? They also offer a “Mocktail Mule” with all your favorite fresh flavors.

• What’s in the drink: Tropical blend of flavors, hints of pineapple and cranberry
• Price: $8
• Location: 100 N Section Street, Fairhope, AL, United States, Alabama
• Hours: Monday-Thursday, 7:30AM-7PM; Friday-Saturday, 7:30AM-8PM; Closed Sunday
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1 in 7 people struggle with their alcohol use. If you want to stop drinking and don’t know how—you are not alone. Call Bradford Health Services today at 1-888-Sober40.

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