Explore Philly's burgeoning non-alcoholic drinks scene this Dry January. From bars to pop-up events, there's something for everyone who wants to enjoy a night out without the alcohol.
Start your day with the Philly news you need and the stories you want all in one easy-to-read newsletter. Dry January is here, bringing with it a chance to explore the city’s nonalcoholic drinks scene. For sober-curious Philadelphia ns, we haveTaking a break from alcohol in the new year? Whether for health benefits or the chance to slow down and reflect, welcome to Dry January . Luckily for the sober or sober curious, Philly has a ton of NA offerings, from bars to specialty shops to events.
Nonalcoholic is no longer niche: Scores of local bars — including Grace and Proper in South Philly, Mia Ragazza in Manayunk, and Bar Hygge in Fairmount — offer zero-proof options for those who don’t imbibe. You can also check out entirely alcohol-free spots like Bar Palmina in Fishtown, which offers booze-free craft cocktails, wines, and more. January brings a handful of pop-up events such as a zero-proof menu workshop at Middle Child Clubhouse and the Dry Vibes Philly Festival. The man charged in the deaths of hockey stars Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau pleaded not guilty to all charges in connection to the drunk-driving crash Salem County Sen. John Fetterman is the lone Democrat to cosponsor a Republican-led bill that would require federal authorities to detain undocumented immigrantsIn a career spanning four decades, restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow has opened fine-dining establishments in some of the world’s biggest cities — except Philadelphia. Now, the University of Pennsylvania grad is coming home, in a way, by opening Mr. Edison in the Bellevue. The restaurant will occupy the space that held the Center City building’s former Polo Ralph Lauren store on Walnut Street, and is part of a multimillion-dollar renovation
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