Bars with Non-Alcoholic Beer in Baltimore, MD
Where to order an NA beer in Baltimore without guessing: every venue below either lists non-alcoholic beer on a menu we've read, names a specific NA brand it carries, or is a brewery pouring its own. Draft is flagged only where the menu says so — cans and bottles are the norm.
4 verified venues · 0 with NA beer on a menu we've read
- NA Program Strength: 4 of 5?
Dutch Courage is Baltimore's first gin-centric cocktail bar, opened in December 2019 by Brendan Dorr and Eric Fooy in a 1,500-square-foot rowhouse at 2229 N Charles Street in Old Goucher. Dorr set out to make somewhere deliberately bright: so many cocktail bars are dark and moody, he said before opening, but they wanted a place where you can have a cocktail at night and actually read the menu. The Baltimore Banner has written that the bar is redefining the non-alcoholic scene with its creative mocktails. Its zero-proof drinks include the N.A. Groni (a botanical gin syrup with orange oil, orange bitters and jasmine Tortuga kombucha), the First Lady (Seedlip Grove 42, grapefruit, rose water, sparkling non-alcoholic chardonnay and rosebuds) and the Emerald Mage (lemon, rosemary, spiced grenadine). The list rotates and the bar publishes its menus as PDFs that cannot be read online, so confirm the current roster on arrival. Snacks run to pickled vegetables with a herbed buttermilk dip. Open from 4pm daily, with happy hour weekdays 4–6pm. The same owners run the rum bar Pink Flamingo in Remington.
- NA Program Strength: 4 of 5?
Gunther & Co. is a modern American restaurant in the historic Gunther Boiler Building at 3650 Toone Street in Brewers Hill, open since May 2016 under executive chef and co-owner Jerry Trice — a Culinary Institute of America graduate who pioneered ChefDriven, the first restaurant-style food truck in Washington DC, named the city's best by both Washingtonian and The Washington Post in 2012. Almost everything is made in house, including the ice cream, burger buns and brunch biscuits. Its printed "Zero Proof Cocktails" section runs three house-built drinks: the Amalfi Spritz ($12, house-made zero-proof Amalfi aperitif, Lyre's NA sparkling wine, soda, orange), Spa Water ($9, house cantaloupe-pandan shrub, coconut water, lemon, soda) and Rose of Althea ($6, house hibiscus shrub, lime, soda). Five non-alcoholic beers follow — Go Brewing, Ceria, Athletic, New Trail and Estrella Galicia 0.0 — plus Fever-Tree and Q Drinks sodas at $5. Parking is free and the list rotates seasonally.
- NA Program Strength: 4 of 5?
Pink Flamingo is a rum-focused tropical tavern that Dutch Courage co-owners Brendan Dorr and Eric Fooy opened in April 2025 in the Remington building that ran as Dizzy Issie's from 1937, became The Dizz in 1997, and sat shuttered after closing in fall 2019. Its Spirit Free list is a standing section of the menu rather than an on-request favor: the Road Less Traveled builds Pathfinder N/A amaro into a mule with blood orange-Calabrian chile honey, lime and ginger beer, while The Shallows pours Lyre's N.A. cane spirit with fassionola and All The Bitter aromatic bitters. If The Shoe Fitz mixes Mionetto N/A prosecco with aperitif and soda water, and a Yuzu-Thai Basil-Limeade rounds out the zero-proof cocktails alongside NA cans from Athletic, Best Day and Lagunitas. Bar manager Nick Pikounis told PUNCH the Road Less Traveled is the bar's single most-ordered N/A drink. The bar was named a 2026 James Beard Award semifinalist for Best New Bar.
Carries:Athletic BrewingBest Day BrewingLagunitas Hoppy Refresher
- NA Program Strength: 3 of 5?
Sally O's is a corner bar at 3531 Gough Street in Highlandtown from chef Jesse Sandlin, a Top Chef alum who took over the longtime home of The Laughing Pint after it closed in autumn 2019 and named the place for her grandmother, Mildred O'Dethal, known as Sally O. The kitchen cooks from scratch, including its own ice cream, and Baltimore Magazine singled out a Crabonara that mixes blue crab into the pasta in place of pancetta. Its printed "Spirit Free" section runs three built drinks at $10 each: Szechuan Blush (Ritual zero-proof gin, rosemary-szechuan-cranberry syrup, lime), a Pathfinder Old Fashioned (Pathfinder NA amaro, marshmallow syrup, orange twist) and a Zero Proof Spritz (Mionetto NA bubbles, Mionetto NA aperitivo, soda). Athletic's Free Wave and Lite are $5, a non-alcoholic Guinness is $8 and a Mionetto alcohol-removed sparkling is $10. Dinner runs Monday to Saturday from 5pm with a late-night menu Thursday through Saturday. Sandlin also owns The Dive in Canton.
Carries:Athletic Brewing
NA beer brands carried in Baltimore
Brands the venues themselves name — the count is venues carrying each.
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How we know a Baltimore bar has NA beer
Three kinds of evidence put a venue on this page, and each card says which. The strongest is a menu we've read: the exact beers, the price where the menu prints one, and the date we confirmed it. Next are breweries — a brewery is in this directory because it pours non-alcoholic beer, often its own. Last are venues whose own menu or copy names a specific NA brand they carry. Nothing here is inferred from a review or a vague “great NA selection”.
“Non-alcoholic” is a legal band, not a promise of zero: under 0.5% ABV in the US, with “alcohol-free” reserved for 0.0%. The big lagers (Heineken 0.0, Guinness 0.0) are labeled 0.0%; most craft NA beers sit somewhere under 0.5%. We name the brand wherever the venue does so you can check the label that matters to you.
Draft NA beer is spreading but still uncommon, so we never assume it. A pour is marked “on draft” only when the venue's menu says tap or draft; everything else should be read as cans or bottles.
Frequently asked about non-alcoholic beer in Baltimore
We've verified 4 places in Baltimore with non-alcoholic beer: Dutch Courage, Gunther & Co., Pink Flamingo and more below. 0 list it on a menu we've read line by line; the rest are breweries, or venues that name a specific NA beer brand they carry. Every listing shows when we last checked.
Usually not quite. In the US, beer labeled "non-alcoholic" must be under 0.5% ABV — a trace level also found in some ripe fruit and kombucha — while "alcohol-free" means 0.0%. Most craft NA beers (Athletic, Best Day, Untitled Art) sit between 0.0% and 0.5%; Heineken 0.0 and Guinness 0.0 are labeled 0.0%. Rules differ abroad: in the UK "alcohol-free" is 0.05% or under and "de-alcoholised" up to 0.5%. If you avoid alcohol entirely, look for a 0.0% label — we name the brand wherever the venue does, so you can check.
Draft NA beer is still the exception: most bars serve it in cans or bottles, and that is what to expect. We flag "on draft" only when a venue's own menu says tap or draft — none of the current Baltimore listings has a menu-confirmed draft pour yet. If a listing doesn't say draft, assume packaged.
On the Baltimore menus and listings we've verified, the most-carried brands are Athletic Brewing (4 venues), Lagunitas Hoppy Refresher (2 venues), Best Day Brewing (1 venue). Each brand on this page links to everywhere else it is poured.