Although a bottle of wine or a lovely cocktail can add some magic to a memorable experience, an increasing number of explorers are choosing to enjoy experiences without alcohol.
As such, more and more establishments are becoming increasingly intentional about an offering which does not leave the non-alcoholic patron behind.
Mocktails (Picture: Getaway Gallery)
If you are sober curious and seek a lovely dining experience in the City of Gold, there are a number of restaurants to try.
Here are three of the best to consider:
Proud Mary
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Nestled in the heart of Rosebank’s foodie district. Proud Mary offers a modern take on the mid-century dining experience. The eatery and wine bar offers a number of non-alcoholic cocktails worth trying. These include the Botanica which has the fresh taste of litchi and lime, as well as the Waterberry – a refreshing and tropical mix of watermelon and berries.
Contact: 010 023 3316
Marble Restaurant
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Boasting a stunningly-designed interior with an elegant ambience, Marble Restaurant offers an elevated fine dining experience in the City of Gold.
It is the place to be for scrumptious food and stunning views overlooking the city. The establishment also offers some virgin coacktails worth trying. These include the sugary Penthouse Maverick, as well as the Honey Badger which consists of Cranberry and an irresistible citrusy touch.
Address: Cnr Keyes and Jellicoe Ave, Rosebank, Johannesburg
Saint
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Located in the vibrant heart of Sandton, Saint emerges as the brainchild of the dynamic duo David and Gary. This establishment reimagines Italian dining with a stylish twist, promising an experience that’s as unique as it is unforgettable. For the sober curious, there is.a small yet interesting menu of virgin cocktails worth trying.
Address: The Marc Corner Rivonia &, Maude St, Sandton
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