Bars with Non-Alcoholic Beer in London, England
Where to order an NA beer in London 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.
8 verified venues · 5 with NA beer on a menu we've read · 2 breweries · 1 with a confirmed draft pour
- NA Program Strength: 4 of 5?
The Lucky Saint is the alcohol-free beer brand's first permanent pub, on Devonshire Street in Marylebone — a restored Victorian pub built around the alcohol-free pint rather than treating it as an afterthought. It serves a full bar of spirits, wine and cask beer as well, so this is a mixed room rather than a dry one, but the depth of the no-and-low list is the reason to come: around fifteen per cent of drinks sold here are alcohol-free. It pours the brand's own unfiltered 0.5% lager and a newer IPA alongside a rotating range of low- and no-alcohol beers, ciders and cans, Italian aperitivo bitters such as Crodino, and a short list of alcohol-free cocktails, with a full food menu. It is one of the clearest signs of London's shift: a busy, all-day pub where ordering a zero-proof pint is the unremarkable choice.
- Lucky Saint Lager (Draught)On draftlager 0.5% ABV, by the pint£6.70
- Lucky Saint Hazy IPAhazy IPA 0.5% ABV£5.50
- Lucky Saint Lemon Lagerlemon lager 0.5% ABV£5.50
- Lucky Saint Weissbierweissbier 0.5% ABV£6
- Lucky Saint Lime & Sea Salt Lagerlime & sea salt lager 0.5% ABV£5.50
- Guinness 0.0stout 0.0% ABV£5.50
- Asahi Super Dry 0.0%lager 0.0% ABV£4.50
From the venue's published menu, confirmed Aug 14, 2026.
Carries:Guinness 0.0Lucky Saint
- NA Program Strength: 4 of 5?
Three Sheets opened on Dalston's Kingsland Road in 2016, the work of brothers Max and Noel Venning, who came down from Manchester to build a bar around a stripped-back, ingredient-first philosophy. It first traded as Between the Sheets before the pair judged the name too suggestive. The room is tiny and deliberately spare — marble-topped tables, exposed brick and candlelight — with none of the theatre or clutter of a big-format cocktail bar; the focus is squarely on what is in the glass, and that discipline has earned it a place on The World's 50 Best Bars list. The menu is split into three "sheets" by alcohol strength, and the alcohol-free run rebuilds the classics properly: a booze-free whisky sour, negroni and espresso martini built on Belgian Opius NA elixirs, with three chillies infused in vegetable glycerin to restore the heat and viscosity alcohol would otherwise give.
- Asahi 0.0% Lager0%£6
- Asahi Superdry 0.0 Alcohol Free Lager0%
From the venue's published menu, confirmed Sep 5, 2026.
- NA Program Strength: 4 of 5?
Nightjar opened in 2011 on City Road at the northern edge of Shoreditch and was among the bars that defined London's modern cocktail revival. It was founded by Edmund Weil and Rosie Stimpson, a jazz, swing and blues singer, who set out to build a room that would do justice to the music as much as the drinks — Weil has said the idea came from the style and the music angle before the drinks, rooted in a love of art deco design and the pre-Prohibition era. It took Difford's Guide's Best New Bar award in its opening year and went on to place third on The World's 50 Best Bars in 2012. There is live music nightly, and the menu carries an explicit non-alcoholic section rather than off-menu mocktails: the signature Adonis is built from Taronja de Gris orange wine, Aperitivo Professore, Fino sherry, barrel-aged tsipouro and Muyu Vetiver Gris for genuine bittersweet depth.
- Picon Légermalty - candied - zesty everleaf marine - midi aperitif - lucky saint lager
From the venue's published menu, confirmed Aug 12, 2026.
Carries:Lucky Saint
- NA Program Strength: 3 of 5?
The Gipsy Hill Brewing Co. Taproom occupies a Hamilton Road industrial unit in West Norwood, directly opposite the working brewhouse, pouring up to a dozen keg lines backed by fridges of cans and rotating low- and no-alcohol options. Its non-alcoholic anchor is brewed in-house: HepcAF, a 0.5% alcohol-free IPA built from the recipe for Hepcat, the brewery's best-selling IPA, using the same Citra, Mosaic, Ekuanot and Mouteka hops. That makes for a genuinely hop-forward zero-proof pint poured by the people who brew it, alongside the full-strength core range, guest cask and wine. Local street-food vendors rotate through the yard and Yard Sale Pizza delivers on-site.
- Hepcaf Alcohol-Free IPA£1.75
From the venue's published menu, confirmed Sep 21, 2026.
- NA Program Strength: 3 of 5?
Noble Rot is the original, cult wine bar and restaurant on Bloomsbury's Lamb's Conduit Street, born from the acclaimed wine magazine of the same name and celebrated for one of the best by-the-glass lists in London. For no- and low-alcohol drinkers it goes beyond a token soft drink: its adjoining Shrine to the Vine shop stocks genuine de-alcoholised 0% ABV wines from France's Domaine des Grottes, so you can drink a real dealcoholised Gamay or Malvasia rather than a mocktail. It is the rare serious wine destination where the zero-proof option is actual wine.
- Rothaus Pilsabv 0.4% (330ml)£5
From the venue's published menu, confirmed Jul 19, 2026.
- NA Program Strength: 3 of 5?
Mikkeller Brewpub London is the Danish cult brewery's two-floor Exmouth Market brewpub, opened in 2019 in collaboration with pop singer Rick Astley and built around an on-site 7.5-hectolitre brewery that feeds 20 ever-changing taps. Roughly half the taps pour beer brewed on the premises, and the line-up always keeps at least one non-alcoholic beer on draught, including Mikkeller's own alcohol-free IPA that reviewers say drinks like the full-strength original rather than a compromise. Because Mikkeller is one of the most respected names in low- and no-alcohol brewing, the NA pour here is a genuine draught option beside the food, not a token soft drink.
Brewery taproom listed for its non-alcoholic beer — the venue page has the current pour.
- NA Program Strength: 5 of 5?
Raven Records is a heavy-metal record store, metal-themed coffee shop and fully alcohol-free bar in Camden Town, billed as the world's first heavy-metal alcohol-free bar. Everything on offer is 0.0%: Heineken 0.0 on draught alongside Guinness 0.0, Stella 0.0 and craft NA beer from Brulo, plus seven alcohol-free whiskies and AF gin, vodka, tequila and botanical spirits used in the bar's alcohol-free cocktails. Founded by owners Ben and Chloe, it was conceived as a socialising space that doesn't revolve around alcohol.
Carries:Guinness 0.0Heineken 0.0
- NA Program Strength: 4 of 5?
Artesian opened in 2008 as the bar of The Langham, the grande-dame hotel on Portland Place that has been synonymous with London glamour since 1865, and takes its name from the 360-foot artesian well that once drew the purest water in the city from beneath the hotel's foundations. The room was designed by David Collins Studio as a Victorian cabinet of curiosities: a soaring pagoda-topped bar, jewelled mirrored panelling, blue-and-purple faux-crocodile tiling, chinoiserie detail and its signature deep-purple leather chairs beneath high ceilings and tall bay windows. It is one of the most decorated cocktail bars in the world, named The World's Best Bar for four consecutive years from 2012 to 2015. Head bartender Giulia Cuccurullo's "Ultimo" menu includes dedicated non-alcoholic serves: Currant, a booze-free paloma with Smiling Wolf agave and London Essence raspberry-rose soda, and an effervescent Apple built on Lyre's American Malt and Amaretto with Wignac cider.
Carries:Lucky Saint
NA beer styles on London menus
Read off the menus above — the count is venues verifiably pouring each style.
NA beer brands carried in London
Brands the venues themselves name — the count is venues carrying each.
Median printed price of a non-alcoholic beer in London: £5.50 across 9 menu prices at 3 venues (range £4.50–£6.70).
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How we know a London 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 London
We've verified 8 places in London with non-alcoholic beer: The Lucky Saint, Three Sheets, Nightjar and more below. 5 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 — 1 London listing currently does. If a listing doesn't say draft, assume packaged.
On the London menus and listings we've verified, the most-carried brands are Lucky Saint (3 venues), Guinness 0.0 (2 venues), Heineken 0.0 (1 venue). Each brand on this page links to everywhere else it is poured.
Across 9 printed prices on 3 London menus, the median non-alcoholic beer is £5.50 (range £4.50–£6.70). Those are the venues' own menu prices, not estimates, and each carries the date its menu was last confirmed.