Updated SEPTEMBER 2026 | written by ashley
Mocktails are having an absolute moment this summer.
Ready to shake things up? Tons of spots around town are serving up mocktails so good, you won’t even miss the booze. Treat your taste buds (and your future self) to a hangover-free night out.
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Noblesville | 818 Logan St.
The Pretender might have one of my favorite mocktails EVER. They have an extensive alcohol menu, but their mocktail menu titled This Side of Sober features 4 options, with I Want to Hold Your Hand (left) being one of the most memorable mocktails I've ever had. There's literally ube sorbet in it.
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Mass Ave | 922 Massachusetts Ave.
BODHI is consistently recognized for its food and craft cocktails, but let's take a moment to make some noise for the mocktails. Rose Quartz (pictured) is my favorite so far, due to the fun art on top.
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Near Northside | 122 E 22nd St.
Bocca's non-alcoholic menu features five options, including the Cream Dream (pictured), which consists of DHOS apreitivo, coconut cream, lemon, and soda.
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Multiple Locations
Wildeye Lounge has brought a one-of-a-kind experience to Indy with their mocktails and Delta 8, Delta 9, and CBD pairings. Wildeye promotes wellness and health and aims to offer new ways to socialize without booze.
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The Stutz | 1060 N Capitol Ave.
Known for its dive bar vibes and hot dogs, Turner's has hopped on the mocktail wave with Marganadas and Redacted Daiquiris.
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Fall Creek Place | 2147 N Talbott St.
Baby's on Talbott Street on the Near North Side has an assortment of virgin drinks with Bloody Marys, Palomas, Mules, and Margaritas as non-alcoholic options. They also have a delicious assortment of milkshakes!
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Mass Ave | 331 Massachusetts Ave.
Considered Indy's original cocktail bar, the Ball & Biscuit is a must for getting a mocktail in the city. They have a variety of alcohol-free cocktail options, and you can even add in Delta 8 or CBD if you prefer. Our personal fav is the No-Jito (for the name and deliciousness).
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Fairgrounds | 1901 E 46th St.
Loom is Black Circle Brewing Company's production facility. The menu offers several alcohol-free options.
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East Carmel | 5790 E. Main St.
West Clay | 12839 Broad St.
SoBro | 1051 East 54th St.
We'd be remiss if we didn't include Orangily (previously Loren's AF Beverages) on this list. The store is Hamilton County's first alcohol-free bottle shop and offers plenty of alcohol-free options you can enjoy at home. They have beer, wine, spirits, and tons of ready-to-go drinks.
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Multiple Locations
With over 10 years in business, Sun King has crafted a delicious assortment of non-alcoholic options, including several mocktails made with non-alcoholic spirits.
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Fountain Square | 902 Virginia Ave.
Keeping the theme very on-brand, The Inferno Room offers a handful of tiki-themed mocktails.
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Fountain Square | 1127 Prospect St.
Kuma's Corner offers a list of non-alcoholic beers, including Untitled Art's NA IPA, lagers, sours, and more!
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Bottleworks District | 850 Massachusetts Ave.
With a small yet delicious selection of mocktails, Sundry and Vice offers 2 that capture the creative elements of craft cocktails.
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Factory Arts District | 1125 E Brookside Ave.
This local distillery and bottleshop does a great job catering to the alcohol-free crowd by offering a handful of mocktails on their menu, as well as NA RTD beverages you can find around town.
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Fletcher Place | 653 Virginia Ave.
Bluebeard's mocktail menu features several mocktails that are spins on some of their most popular cocktails.
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Noblesville | 841 Conner St.
Chef Bill Wampler just opened a new bar and restaurant in the heart of Noblesville, and their mocktail list doesn't disappoint. Unwind with one of their delicious NA options.
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Herron Morton | 402 East 16th St.
If you can stay strong and look past their delicious dessert cocktails, Tinker Street has a small selection of mocktails and NA beers on hand.
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Downtown | 600 E Ohio St.
Pick your poison with coffee or mocktail and maybe opt for the Delta-8 enhancer if you feel up for it. Parlor Public House is the perfect location for a long, slow morning or after-work drinks.
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Broad Ripple | 915 Broad Ripple Ave.
Don't let the concept of a cocktail bar steer you away during Dry January or any other time you're not planning on drinking. Thieves offer mocktails like their Faux-jito that mimic the flavors of a Mojito.
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