Top Greene King pub mocktails and non-alcoholic drinks for designated drivers

Pubs may be known for pouring the perfect pint, but at Greene King, there’s way more on tap than just booze.

From our cosy interiors to our plush seats and friendly staff, we’re an inviting spot for all visitors, no matter what your tipple of choice.

We’ve got the best mocktails for designated drivers, and plenty of low and no-alcohol for anyone who fancies some sober sips.

Full flavour and none of the fog.

What makes our mocktails so special?

Cocktails have a way of turning even casual moments into something memorable. They can make a small meet-up feel like a real event, and there’s something so special about toasting the summer with one in a beer garden. But who says a cocktail has to be mixed with alcohol?

Our impressive range of mocktails are worth raising a glass to. Whether you’re craving something fruity and tropical or tangy and sour, we’ve got a generous range to pick from.

Designated drivers don’t have to miss out at Greene King. Order a glass of something special at the bar, and enjoy full-flavour sips with zero alcohol.

Why designated drivers might have the best seat at the table

Whether you’ve always been alcohol-free or recently decided to embrace a sober lifestyle, you already know the benefits of a booze-free evening. But if you feel lumbered with the task of designated driver for the night, we’re here to remind you why a visit to Greene King is a great choice–whether you’re drinking or not. While your mates may be nursing sore heads the next morning, you’re waking up fresh, clear-headed, and smugly satisfied. And you're the hero of the night. The brave soldier who got everyone home safe and sound. That's surely worth a few favours in return.

Plus, our menu is made for moments like this. Pair a clear head with a plate full of comfort, and why not treat yourself to a pudding while you're at it? After all, you’ve earned it.

No-jito 

A traditional Mojito cocktail typically uses ingredients indigenous to Cuba, including rum, lime, mint, and sugar. But a Ginger No-jito swaps out the alcohol and typically includes ginger ale for a refreshing kick.

If you stop by the Watergates Bar in Chester, you can enjoy this cocktail for less than a tenner. It’s made with Fever Tree Ginger Ale, and also uses a squeeze of lime and refreshing mint for an extra flavour kick. Mocktails aren’t the only selling point of this pub. It’s close to the heart of the city and also the calming River Dee. History-lovers will adore it too, as it dates back to the 12th century and there’s even an old crypt sign at the entrance.

Enjoy a visit to London? The Yacht in Greenwich also offers up this delicious mocktail, as well as unbeatable views of the River Thames. Whether it’s a summer’s evening or a winter’s day, it’s a perfect spot for live sport with TNT Sports and Sky Sports on the screens. Raise a non-alcoholic glass to your team’s next win!

Pa-No-Ma

The Paloma is a bold and citrusy cocktail typically made with tequila, lime juice, and grapefruit soda. While its exact origins are unclear, it’s widely believed to have emerged in the 1950s, credited to Javier Delgado Corona, the former owner of La Capilla bar in Tequila, Mexico.

The Pa-No-Ma cocktail is a non-alcoholic take on this classic, and uses Fever-Tree Grapefruit soda mixed with lime, blood orange and grapefruit.

Head to the Malt House pub in Birmingham to sip on this treat. This historic pub offers waterside dining and has TNT Sports and Sky Sports showing on its screens.

Piña Co-Nada

What better way to celebrate summer than with a classic Piña Colada? This iconic cocktail is said to have been created in 1954 by Ramon “Monchito” Marrero, a bartender at the Caribe Hilton Hotel. Made with rum, cream of coconut, and pineapple juice, it’s traditionally served over crushed ice for a perfectly refreshing chill.

At The Flyer in Chelmsford, you can enjoy a Piña Co-Nada by the glass for just £3.99. This charming pub can be found on the outskirts of Chelmsford and the pub food menu delivers hearty portions packed with flame-grilled flavour. Whether you’re craving succulent steaks or stacked burgers, these plentiful plates will go perfectly with a Piña Co-Nada.

Berry 0% Spritz 

This classic spritz has a long history, dating back to the 1800s when Austrians would water down their Italian wine with splashes of soda. It’s usually made with soda water, Prosecco, berries and a squeeze of lime.

The non-alcoholic version is just as tasty and blends Warner’s 0% Pink Berry, Fever-Tree Raspberry & Orange Blossom Soda.

You can enjoy this fruity cocktail in the stunning surroundings of the Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem pub in Nottingham. First built in 1189, this historic pub is England's oldest surviving inn. It gets its unique name from when King Richard the Lionheart and his men gathered at the spot before embarking on the Crusades in Jerusalem.

If you’re around Stratford-Upon-Avon, pop in to The Dirty Duck for a refreshing sip of the Berry 0% Spritz. For lovers of the stage, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre is less than a 5-minute walk away and the pub has become a renowned spot for theatregoers and the stars. The River Avon is also a stone's throw away, and you get to enjoy waterside views from the beer garden.

Flirt on the Beach 

This popular cocktail was first created in the 1980s by bartender Ted Pizio when he was challenged to sell the most amount of peach schnapps in the Florida area. It’s usually made with a mix of vodka, peach schnapps and cranberry juice.

A Flirt on the Beach is the tasty non-alcoholic version and blends passion fruit, mango and pineapple juice with cranberry and serves it up with a wedge of orange.

You can treat yourself to a tasty sip at The New Pippin Pub in Coventry. While you’re visiting, be sure to tuck into the tasty pub food menu of succulent steaks, sizzling grills and tasty chicken wings. All seared to flame-grilled perfection. There’s also a big beer garden and an outdoor play for the little ones.