Best Mocktails & Nonalcoholic Drinks in Mesa

Mesa’s zero-proof drink scene gives everyone a reason to raise a glass. Cocktail bars, Mexican restaurants, brunch spots and barbecue restaurants across the city serve alcohol-free drinks that move well beyond soda and sparkling water. A mocktail is a mixed drink made without alcoholic spirits. Some Mesa menus label these drinks zero-proof, spirit-free or nonalcoholic. Recipes may feature fresh citrus, herbs, fruit, tea, spice, house-made syrups or alcohol-free spirits. Menus change frequently, so ask what is available and tell the server if you need to avoid even trace amounts of alcohol.

Alchemy 48 at Level 1 Arcade Bar, Mesa

Just below Level 1 Arcade Bar Mesa, guests can find Mesa’s new speakeasy, Alchemy 48. This prohibition-styled bar stays on brand, offering a great list of mocktails to try. Choose from their list of 8 different mocktails on their menu or even ask for your own concoction. Regardless, guests can find a great mocktail selection on their menu under “Non-alcoholic Sophistication.”

Espiritu Cocktails + Comida

Adding another great, vibey spot to your list of Mesa locations comes Espiritu Cocktails + Comida. While cocktails are in the name, you can surely ask for any mocktail of your liking. As the vibes are truly a part of the experience, the owner withholds the menu to guests only. Therefore, you’ll have to stop by to check it out. Cheers!

Bobby-Q BBQ

Known for their immaculate BBQ spreads, this joint mixes up a surprising amount of craft beverages too. These elaborate drinks are often served in funky glasses. Sip some fruity goodness from a flamingo or smoking pig glass. It sounds crazy and unbelievable, but don't just take our word for it. Go get the Bobby-Q experience yourself!

Undertow, Epicenter at Agritopia

Aside from the amazing ambiance, Undertow offers a great spread of non-alcoholic beverages to sip on and enjoy during your time at sea. Explore the open sea and try one of our favorites like the Captain’s Apprentice or the Shipless Sailor. You’ll have to stop in to see for yourself but be sure to make a reservation in advance as this spot is a local favorite!

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