Whether you're hosting a gathering of friends or a community event, offering beverages for everyone is essential. The Little Sober Bar is servicing Woodstock and surrounding areas (up to 4 hours drive) with beverages for the sober and "sober-curious."
Bryttany, an entrepreneur based in Cherokee County, has embarked on a mission to inspire change. Her personal journey towards sobriety led her to create The Little Sober Bar, which aims to provide a social setting for people who prefer non-alcoholic options.
It all began with a goal of inspiring inclusion and changing the way people socialize. As a mother, Bryttany became healthier and more responsible, but she also felt a lack of social interaction due to the absence of sober-friendly venues. "If only there was a sober bar or even more non-alcoholic options, this journey would be easier," she thought.
With the perfect opportunity presenting itself, Bryttany took the leap and built the bar. She hand-built the establishment in just 43 days. When asked about the significance of this timeframe, she replied, "Because you can do anything one day at a time." The Little Sober Bar is a testament to Bryttany's determination and desire to make a positive impact on her community. Her vision for a sober-friendly space is gradually becoming a reality, and her efforts are gaining recognition beyond the borders of Cherokee County.
The Little Sober Bar's mission is to bring non-alcoholic options to people through exceptional service and an expansive menu.
For mocktails, Brytanny loves Century House Tavern and Rootstock.
Bryttany's personal favorites from the menu are:
•Nope: Mango Margarita with Jalepeño
•Free AF: Cuba Libre
•Free AF: V0d%a Spritz
•Joyus: Sparkling Rosé
The Little Sober Bar has supported The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), because, as she says, "mental health and substance abuse often go hand in hand."
The Little Sober Bar is a testament to Bryttany's determination and desire to make a positive impact on her community.