NA Bar Finder

Double Chicken Please

Cocktail Bar·Lower East Side·★★★★?

NA Program Strength is an editorial assessment based on publicly available menu data. See methodology.

115 Allen St, New York, NY 10002

Featured on: Best Sober Date Night Spots in New York

Double Chicken Please was founded by Taiwanese bartenders GN Chan and Faye Chen, who ran cocktail pop-ups out of a vintage yellow VW minibus starting in 2017 before opening their permanent Lower East Side home at 115 Allen Street in autumn 2020. The bar is split into two rooms: Free Range, a walk-in front bar (renovated in late 2024) pouring kegged seasonal "taptails," and The Coop, a reservation-led back room built around culinary cocktails that mimic dishes such as Cold Pizza, Japanese Cold Noodle, Key Lime Pie and Thai Curry. It debuted at No. 6 on The World's 50 Best Bars in 2022, was named No. 1 on North America's 50 Best Bars in 2023, and ranked No. 41 on The World's 50 Best Bars in 2025. For non-drinkers, The Coop menu lists mocktail versions of several of its signature builds, including Key Lime Pie, Japanese Cold Noodle, Grapefruit with a Grudge and Gilded Orchard, plus a decaffeinated take on the Cuppa Sunshine.

Non-alcoholic menu: what to order

  • Key Lime Pie (mocktail version available)
  • Japanese Cold Noodle (mocktail version available)
  • Grapefruit with a Grudge (mocktail version available)
  • Gilded Orchard (mocktail version available)

Menus change — see the current full menu on Double Chicken Please's website.

Double Chicken Please is a double act. Up front, Free Range is a straightforward LES bar.
Julien Levy, Time Out New York
Time Out New York, Dec 2025

Non-alcoholic brands they serve

House-crafted NA cocktails

Location

New venues in your area

Tell us where you are and we'll email you when we add or verify a great non-alcoholic spot near you. About one short email a week. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.

We only email you about your area — never other cities.