Top Mocktails in
The Palm Beaches

Dry January doesn’t mean dialing back flavor. From wellness-driven sips to tropical zero-proof creations, local restaurants and resorts are raising the bar on mocktails that feel just as celebratory as a cocktail. Whether you’re participating in Dry January or simply craving an elevated non-alcoholic drink, these standout spots prove that going alcohol-free can still be indulgent.

Why Palm Beach County Is Perfect for Dry January?

With its wellness-focused resorts, creative culinary scene, and year-round sunshine, Palm Beach County makes Dry January feel less like a challenge and more like an upgrade. These mocktails aren’t just substitutes, they’re destinations in their own right. Read on for the perfect mocktails.

Tulā at Amrit Ocean Resort | Riviera Beach

Wellness is at the heart of Tulā, and its signature Loggerhead Mocktail ($25) is as meaningful as it is memorable. Inspired by the restaurant’s adopted sea turtle, Paddy, the antioxidant-packed drink blends carrot, turmeric, ginger, honey, cayenne, lemon, and matcha — garnished with an adorable baby turtle toy. Even better: for every mocktail sold, $1 is donated to the Loggerhead MarineLife Center, supporting Paddy’s caregivers.

Where: 3100 N. Ocean Drive, Riviera Beach

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Le Colonial | Delray Beach

This chic French-Vietnamese favorite in downtown Delray Beach offers a refined zero-proof menu that feels right at home in its elegant dining room. Highlights include Shaken Black Teas ($11), available in flavors like white peach, hibiscus herb honey, or lychee, light, refreshing, and perfect for lingering over conversation.

Where: 601 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach

AYRE by Karma at Amrit Ocean Resort | Riviera Beach

Amrit’s modern Indian restaurant brings bold flavors to its alcohol-free offerings. The Himalayan ($12) combines kiwi, lemon, and ginger beer for a bright, zesty sip, while A Mirage ($12) features house-made carrot juice, peppercorn, lemon, and ginger ale, complex, refreshing, and beautifully balanced.

Where: 3100 N. Ocean Drive, Riviera Beach

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Galley at Hilton West Palm Beach | West Palm Beach

Galley’s Tropical Fizz ($10) proves mocktails can be both wellness-forward and indulgent. Created by Hilton West Palm Beach’s resident mixologist, the amethyst-hued drink blends house-made blueberry-ginger cordial with pineapple juice, ginger beer, and fresh mint. Served ice-cold, it’s an ideal after-work refresher.

Where: 600 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach

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California Pizza Kitchen | Wellington

For an easy, affordable mocktail moment, California Pizza Kitchen at The Mall at Wellington Green delivers. The Cucumber Reviver ($4.85) mixes freshly puréed pineapple and cucumber with mint, agave, and sparkling water , light, crisp, and perfect after a day of shopping.

Where: 10300 Wellington Green Dr., Wellington

Jessica Pierce

Palm Beach, FL

Jessica Pierce is a writer and content creator for The Palm Beaches, inspired by the coastal culture, natural beauty, and vibrant lifestyle of Palm Beach County. A local for 25 years, she brings an insider’s perspective to the region’s beaches, waterways, and signature Palm Beach style. Guided by her love of photography, nature, the water, and the community she knows by heart, Jessica crafts elevated stories that capture the true spirit of the place she calls home.

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