Williamsburg's premier cocktail den isn't showing the Derby. Instead, they're airing it on their old-timey radio. Expect a variety of (really killer) Juleps along with food specials like bourbon-cured ham sandwiches.[Will Femia]

This funky Prospect heights hangout will be projecting the race on a screen, with Mint Juleps for seven bucks and oyster specials. Expanded raw bar options launch at 4 p.m. [Photo]

Both the "21" Club and its counterpart Bar "21" open at 2:30 tomorrow, with the party really launching at 3:30. $45 all-inclusive gets race-watchers two Woodford Mint Juleps, passed hors d'oeuvres, and more. There will also be a "best dressed" competition with unnamed prizes.[Photo]

The posh bar in the Time Warner Center is throwing down for the Derby, with Bulleit Bourbon specials, Southern food from Marc Murphy, a DJ spinning Southern jazz, and MLE Hagen hats. Women wearing Derby Day hats get a free glass of rosé for the "Running of the Roses."[Photo]

Tickets are still available for the Derby Day party at Flatiron District newcomer Harding's. The party's from 4 to 8 p.m. with passed food from chef Ariel Fox, including Louisville's iconic Hot Brown sandwich. There will also be a number of classic Southern cocktails (including Juleps, of course) from head bartender Trevor Schneider.[Photo]

Gowanus's favorite venue/bar The Bell House is hosting a Derby Day party starting at 1 p.m. For a $10 cover, this party has everything: Kentucky-style beer cheese, a DJ spinning music, square dancing, hats from Brooklyn's La China Loca, a group singing of "My Old Kentucky Home," prizes for "best dressed" and "best hat," karaoke after the race, and more.[Photo]

This Midtown cocktail bar is running Derby specials from 5 to 7 p.m., with Larceny Bourbon Mint Juleps and Old Fashioneds for $8 each, the race projected on a big screen, and live music from the piano and washboard/kazoo/vocals duo Chickentown. [Photo]

MePa's Brass Monkey is celebrating all three legs of the Triple Crown—the Derby, Preakness, and Belmont Stakes—with parties starting at 1 p.m. Each table gets its own horse to back, and there will be a number of drinks specials including a Mint Julep, an Oaks Lilly, and a drink called The Stakes Are High. [Photo]

West Village sports bar The Windsor is showing the race with drinks specials that include a Georgia Mint Julep and Mint Chocolate Bourbon Shots, for $12 each. The same party and deals are also going on at the second, 1,600-square-foot location of The Windsor at the Gansevoort Park Avenue Hotel in Midtown East.Photo]