The North Austin bar and restaurant offers mocktails and low-ABV cocktails. Try the refreshing Garden & Green with cucumber, mint, and cilantro.

This dog-friendly bar rotates its nonalcoholic mocktail menu seasonally. Other favorites offered year-round include the iced toddy and strawberry lemonade.

Both the Linc and downtown locations of this bakery and beer garden offer two mocktails and a non-alcoholic beer. Try the ginger pear fizz with housemade pear syrup, lemon, and ginger beer.

The MLK location of this favorite coffeeshop has a fall-appropriate mocktail made from chai, apple juice, and a touch of citrus.

In the spirit of southern hospitality, Olamaie has a few nonalcoholic options, like a grapefruit soda with a touch of Tabasco, or a mint spritz.

The punk rock diner has several spirit-free options, like the Coachelle with blueberry, orgeat almond, lemon, and sparkling water. For those looking for a slightly more complex beverage, ask the bartender to create a drink based on flavor preference.

Simple combinations like fresh pineapple and lime juice reign at Hillside Farmacy. Other alcohol-free combinations include the Pickpocket, a combination of strawberry, basil, and balsamic; and the Country Doctor, with ginger, fresh apple, and cinnamon.

The experts at essential cocktail bar Roosevelt Room offer zero-proof varieties as well, like the tropical Castaway with mint, cucumber, lime juice, coconut cream, ginger beer, sweetgrass tincture, and a N’artini.

Launderette has rotating nonalcoholic options, like a grapefruit-fresno and a watermelon shrub. Enjoy while sitting outdoors at this Holly neighborhood favorite.

Served over crushed ice with sparkling water, the house-made drinking vinegars at higher-end Thai restaurant Sway are the perfect refresher to a flavorful meal. For a sweet and spicy flavor, opt for the mango-chili. There are also teas, kombucha, and house-made sodas.