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Kava Bars Near Me

Find kava bars and lounges serving traditional kava, kratom teas, and other botanical drinks. A calm, alcohol-free place to relax and socialize.

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A kava bar is a lounge that serves kava, a drink made from the root of the Piper methysticum plant that has been part of Pacific Island culture for thousands of years. Kava has an earthy, bitter taste and a mild relaxing effect, which makes a kava bar a natural place to unwind and talk without alcohol. Many also serve kratom teas, herbal tonics, and functional drinks, and most keep the lights low and the seating communal.

Kava bars are one of the fastest growing corners of the alcohol-free world, and searches for "kava bar near me" and specific city terms like "kava bar tampa" or "kava bar tacoma" keep climbing while very few directories cover them well. This page is the national hub for finding kava bars, organized state by state, with verified listings that tell you where each one is and what it serves.

Use the grid below to jump to your city. Every listing is checked for address, hours, rating, and what it actually offers. You can also browse the full venue directory, read our explainer on what a kava bar is, the rise of kava culture and the science behind kava, or browse our other national directories for sober bars, mocktail bars, and non-alcoholic bars.

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Alabama

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Alaska

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Arkansas

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Florida

216 venues • 76 cities
Big Pine KeyFL
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Boca RatonFL
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Bonita SpringsFL
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Boynton BeachFL
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BradentonFL
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BrandonFL
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Cape CoralFL
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ClearwaterFL
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CocoaFL
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Cocoa BeachFL
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Coral SpringsFL
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Dania BeachFL
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DavieFL
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Daytona BeachFL
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Deerfield BeachFL
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DeLandFL
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Delray BeachFL
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DoralFL
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DunedinFL
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Fort LauderdaleFL
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Fort MyersFL
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Fort Myers BeachFL
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Fort PierceFL
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GainesvilleFL
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GreenacresFL
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GulfportFL
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HollywoodFL
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InvernessFL
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JacksonvilleFL
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Jacksonville BeachFL
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Jensen BeachFL
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JupiterFL
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Kenneth CityFL
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Lake Worth BeachFL
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Lake Worth CorridorFL
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LakelandFL
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LantanaFL
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LargoFL
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LauderhillFL
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LongwoodFL
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Lynn HavenFL
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MargateFL
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MelbourneFL
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Merritt IslandFL
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MiamiFL
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Miami BeachFL
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Miami GardensFL
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NaplesFL
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North Fort MyersFL
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North MiamiFL
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North Palm BeachFL
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OcalaFL
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OrlandoFL
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Ormond BeachFL
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OviedoFL
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Palm BayFL
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Palm Beach GardensFL
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Palm CoastFL
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Palm HarborFL
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PensacolaFL
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Pompano BeachFL
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Port CharlotteFL
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Port St. LucieFL
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RockledgeFL
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SarasotaFL
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SeminoleFL
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St. AugustineFL
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St. PetersburgFL
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TallahasseeFL
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TampaFL
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Vero BeachFL
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West Palm BeachFL
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Idaho

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Indiana

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Kansas

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Maryland

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Massachusetts

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Missouri

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New Hampshire

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New Mexico

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North Dakota

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Vermont

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Wisconsin

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Wyoming

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Frequently asked questions

What is a kava bar?

A kava bar is a lounge that serves kava, a traditional Pacific Island drink made from the root of the Piper methysticum plant. Kava has a calming effect and is served with no alcohol. Most kava bars also offer kratom teas, herbal tonics, and other botanical drinks in a relaxed, communal setting built for socializing.

What does kava taste like and how does it feel?

Kava has an earthy, bitter, slightly muddy taste that takes some getting used to. The effect is a mild sense of calm and relaxation, often with a light numbing feeling on the lips and tongue. It relaxes without the intoxication of alcohol, which is why many people use it as a social alternative.

Is kava safe and legal?

Kava is legal across the United States. It is generally considered safe in moderate amounts, but it can interact with some medications and affect liver function, so people with liver conditions, pregnant or nursing people, and anyone on prescription medication should talk to a healthcare provider first. Kava can affect coordination, so do not drive right after drinking it.

Where can I find a kava bar near me?

Use the state-by-city grid on this page, or browse our full venue directory. We cover 222 cities. Each city page lists every verified venue, what it serves, hours, ratings, and a map, and is updated regularly as more kava bars open.

Do kava bars serve alcohol?

Almost never. Kava bars are alcohol-free by design, which is a big part of the appeal. The draw is a place to relax and be social without drinking, so the menu centers on kava, kratom, tea, and other non-alcoholic botanical drinks.

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