Jukebox

Jukebox occupies a corner storefront at West 29th and Church in Hingetown, on the same block as Verbena Free Spirited, and functions as the neighbourhood bar of that small Ohio City pocket. The name is literal — the music programming is the identity, and the kitchen runs a short menu of sandwiches and bar food until 10pm — but the reason it belongs on a non-alcoholic list is that the drinks board treats not drinking as a real category with real choices rather than as a gap to be plugged with cola.

Cleveland Magazine's 2026 mocktail roundup counted five non-alcoholic beers and ciders in the fridge, priced from $5, including Athletic Brewing's Cerveza Atletica at $5 and BrewDog's Hazy AF IPA at $5.50 — genuinely cheaper than the full-strength taps, which is rarer than it should be and quietly the most respectful thing a bar can do for a non-drinker. Surely's non-alcoholic brut sparkling wine is poured by the glass at $11, so a table with something to celebrate can actually toast rather than mime it. On the mixed-drink side the house list is led by the Harry Nilsson at $9, a creamy build named for the singer in keeping with the record-shop framing, alongside two or three rotating mocktails.

The hours are the other argument. Jukebox opens at 11:30am on Saturdays and Sundays and runs to 2am on Friday and Saturday nights, which makes it one of very few places in the neighbourhood where an alcohol-free drinker can turn up at either end of the day and find something built for them. Between Jukebox, Verbena and Amba, three of Cleveland's better non-alcoholic options sit within a single Hingetown block — the densest three minutes of walking in the city for this.