The Sober Social

"Small little sober bar in an office building. Easy to miss, but worth a visit. Decent mocktails that are reasonably priced and the bar tenders are nice. Bit of an odd atmosphere because of the office building set-up, but they do a decent job working with what they got. Visited during New Year's Eve, and it was really nice of them to offer a free non-alcoholic champagne toast for those who registered in advance."

"Had a wonderful experience. The ambiance was so relaxing and chill. I ordered the Socially Brunch'n, Grilled cheese, and the Amaretto truffle. The drink was tasty and shimmery. The grilled cheese was nice and gooey and toasted perfect. The truffle was rich and delicious. We kind of lingered but we weren't rushed out and she let us take our time. Will definitely go back."

"Such a cool spot! The building is full of interesting art (shoutout to the curator), and small businesses. Sober Social is on the second floor, and is a great mix of a cozy space with opulent details. Drinks were great and bartender was everything you want in a bartender! Highly recommend if you are looking for lavish vibes in a nonalcoholic space."

"It felt so good to go out and get a fancy drink like old times. The parking wasn’t as straight forward as I had hoped, but I am glad we persevered because we will definitely be back. They are going for a speakeasy vibe and you have to call up to be let into the building - under T for The Sober Social on the keypad. We got the Anti’social and the JA’MAkin me Social and ended up switching because we each liked the others’ drink better. Next time I want to try the Social Butterfly because I saw a group of ladies order them and they looked so pretty with the bubble on top."

"I LOVE that there is a place to experience a special night out with mixed drinks, where the mixed drinks are nonalcoholic. Being sober can be challenging, with how few options there are, so I’m glad there are places like The Sober Social. The one downside to this place is that it’s damn near impossible to find. There’s just a gravel parking lot, around a nondescript building. I was very unsure where the place actually was. Luckily, a person who I believe may have been the owner of The Sober Social, happened to see me wandering around outside the building and told me how to get there. That said, when you’re actually there, the atmosphere is great, the drinks are fantastic, and the staff is friendly. The building also is an art gallery of sorts. Great for a night out. Y’all need a sign outside, though haha."