Spots around Charleston to help you stick to Dry January

We’ve rounded up a few bars, restaurants, and even a sodary that will help you stick to your Dry January goals.

CHS_minero_JAN2023

There’s no shortage of mocktail options at Minero.

Photo by @mineroji

Every year, people looking to ditch the booze buzz after a holiday season full of indulgence give Dry January a try — a month dedicated to going alcohol-free.

If you’re giving Dry January a go, your alcohol-free options aren’t limited to soda and tea. Here are some spots around Charleston to help you through.

  • Minero Mexican Grill + Cantina: Enjoy your favorite spirited drink... minus the spirits — try the Margarita Zero or the Paloma Zero.
  • Camellias: Grab your besties and head to this pink champagne bar — sip on the Lady Cardamom, Sage Advice, or the French 94.
  • Marbled & Fin: Add some flavorful fun to your meal with the Much Appreciated, I’ll Take Five, or the Catamaran Tan.
  • Gabrielle: Feel like a VIP sipping Jack Black-berry, Katy Peary, and Christina Applegate.
  • Park and Grove: Sip on a variety of mocktails, we’re eyeing the Apple Of My Eye which features apple, lemon, spiced syrup, and soda.
  • Sweatman’s Garden: Enjoy the classics or try something new at this gourmet soda spot.
  • Fiat Lux: This rooftop spot offers a fun twist on non-alcoholic drinks with the S’More Than Meets the Eye, Winter Pearadise, and the Rosemerry & Bright.
  • The Gin Joint: Indulge in two mocktail options, the European Outlaw and The Unknown Coast.
  • The Matador: Satisfy your fruity fix with one of these three drinks made with Lyre’s premium non-alcoholic spirits — Scratch Margarita, Pomegranate Mule, or Cucumber Paloma.
More from CHStoday
We asked readers to send us photos of their Charleston-resident pets, and they delivered. Here’s our roundup of Holy City pups.
Dozens of local eateries are taking part, and we’re here to give you the lowdown on the Lowcountry’s best deals.
Different cities and regions have plenty of localized menu items. Now it’s time for cookies to join the fray.
Bookmark this guide for a curated list of events taking place each month that we’re most looking forward to.
Dining in the Holy City is always a fresh experience, with new restaurants popping up all the time — and more on the way.
Hit the road and head to Savannah — we’re sharing all the details about what to do and eat, plus where to stay.
The concept is taking over South Korea’s capital city. We’re thinking about where we’d copy it in the Holy City.
Ever spotted the Holy City on the silver screen? We have.
Charleston is among the hottest real estate markets heading into 2026, so we wanted to investigate.
A grassroots effort is helping Lowcountry properties become part of a nationwide habitat network.