January has arrived, bringing with it the traditional Dry January, a challenge to go alcohol-free for the first 31 days of the year. And the numbers are clear: the concept is gaining more followers every year! Among 27-32 year-olds, bar spending dropped by 25% in January 2025, and it's in Paris where sobriety is most prominent at the beginning of the year, as shown by a study conducted by Green-Got. So, to help you try out the alcohol-free life, here’s our selection of must-visit places in Paris this January 2026.
1. Already Drunk?
Do we even need to introduce this bar? "Already Drunk?" has been the temple of non-alcoholic drinks since 2023. It’s simple—here, you won’t find not a drop of alcohol, but rather very delightful drinks ranging from cocktails to wines, or even non-alcoholic rum. And if we love this place all year round, we rush there even more in January. By the way, there's a brand new menu to check out!
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2. The Cambridge Public House
It's a Parisian and global institution. Named every year among the 50 best bars, The Cambridge Public House leaves a lasting impression on both the mind and the taste buds. For this 2026 edition of Dry January, the bar has specially crafted three cocktails in partnership with the non-alcoholic spirits brand, JNPR. Carrot & Gochujang and Pear & Genmaicha are among these creations. These cocktails are meticulously crafted down to the smallest details and flavors and are a must-try right away!
©The Cambridge Public House
3. Divine House
An intimate and cozy spot, for a warm and indulgent January. For six months, the Barcelona bar Paradiso pops up at Divine House to offer an exceptional mixology experience. You can savor the Roots, a very floral drink, or the Velvet Savoury, fruity and exotic.
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4. Barnett Paris
Head over to the 18th, to the bar at the Barnett hotel, to enjoy a menu that features a wide variety of non-alcoholic drinks, in an elegant and refined setting. The non-alcoholic wines from Le Petit Béret were crafted by Dominique Laporte, Best Sommelier of France. They are complemented by a selection of non-alcoholic beers and comforting hot beverages.
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5. Le Meurice
In this January 2026, the king of non-alcoholic drinks, the sober sommelier Benoît d’Onofrio, pairs drinks with dishes in a delicious harmony. In the kitchen, Chef Amaury Bouhours is at the helm. The menu features tasty dishes with playful names: “Squash of lá,” “Let It Beet,” and “Random Access Memorize.”
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