Crawfish and Crowns Festival: Derby Day Party and Seafood Boil @ Roswell Junction

Hold your horses, Roswell… It’s Derby Day.

Celebrate the Kentucky Derby on May 2, 2026 at The Tavern @ Roswell Junction, Roswell’s premier sports bar, food hall, and event destination, with a Southern-style Low Country Boil and Derby Day watch party. Whether you're here for the Run for the Roses, the $6 Mint Juleps, or a table full of incredible seafood, this Derby celebration brings the energy of Churchill Downs right to Roswell, GA.

We’ll be serving up a classic Low Country Boil piled high with shrimp, sausage, corn, and potatoes, poured out hot and ready to feast with friends. It’s the perfect way to celebrate Derby traditions with bold Southern flavors while watching the fastest two minutes in sports on TVs throughout the venue.

Not in the mood for the boil? We’ve got your stable covered with fried shrimp, fresh oysters, and crispy chicken tenders, along with our full Tavern menu of craveable favorites, craft cocktails, local beers, and game-day bites.

As Roswell’s go-to sports bar for live events and watch parties, The Tavern @ Roswell Junction will have the Kentucky Derby broadcast on screens throughout the venue, creating the perfect atmosphere to cheer on your favorite horse while enjoying great food, drinks, and company.

Expect $6 Mint Juleps flowing from the bar, big Derby hats, race-day energy, and a crowd ready to celebrate one of the most iconic sporting events of the year.

Located just minutes from Historic Roswell Square, The Tavern @ Roswell Junction combines chef-driven food concepts, three bars, outdoor patios, and TVs everywhere, making it one of the best places in Roswell to watch sports, host events, and celebrate special occasions.

Whether you’re planning a Derby Day outing with friends, a group gathering, or simply looking for the best place in Roswell to watch the Kentucky Derby, this party is off to the races.

Big hats. Big flavors. Big race-day energy.

Because at The Tavern @ Roswell Junction… we don’t just watch the Derby,  we feast for it.