Five best cocktails in Doncaster to break your Dry January

1, La Boca Steakhouse

What sets this Argentinian Steakhouse apart is their premium cocktail range - all inspired by Latin America.

The ‘La Boca’ named after the restaurant is made up of Southern Comfort, bourbon, fresh lemon, blackberries, apple juice, and smoked rosemary.

Priced at £9.95.

It’s smokey in flavour to accompany the steak’s they serve.

Other cocktails include the Buenos Aires (£7.95), Strawberry Daquiri (£7.50) and the Che! (£6.95).

Address: 1 Nether Hall Rd, Doncaster DN1 2PH

2, Relish Bar and Grill

Relish is known for being a trendy spot to start a night out in Doncaster - often with live music on a weekend.

Their cocktail menu is perfect for people who love sweet things - the Candy Land range of drinks is filled with Haribo’s and bubblegum.

The Sour Skittle is a favourite - made with Apricot Liqueur, peach schnapps, lemon juice and topped with Skittles.

Priced at: £6.95.

Address: 19 E Laith Gate, Doncaster DN1 1JG

3, Trattoria Toscana

A tiny Italian tucked away in Cusworth - an unlikely spot to find a delicious cocktail.

There is no menu - the staff will make you a drink based on the occasion whether that be a birthday or anniversary.

Usually priced around £6 but varies.

Address: 30 Newlands Dr, Doncaster DN5 8HX

4, Yates

Pornstar Martinis are all the rage at the moment and Yates has a great one.

Made with passion fruit, guava, pineapple blended with vodka - with the traditional shot of prosecco on the side.

Priced at £10.99.

Definitely Instagramable.

Address: 58 -59 Hall Gate, Doncaster DN1 3PB

5, Zest

The menu at Zest boasts an impressive 36 alcoholic cocktails and four mocktails.

One Winter warmer on their menu is the Chocolate Martini (£7.00).

Made up of Baileys, hazelnut liqueur, chocolate liqueur and dark chocolate syrup.

Address: 19-20 High St, Doncaster DN1 1DW