Dress up for the Kentucky Derby in Reston!
- The Reston Letter Staff
- Apr 28
- 1 min read
Updated: May 1
Contributed by SYN
SYN Rooftop Bar & Lounge in Reston is celebrating the Kentucky Derby all day on Saturday, May 2. Guests are encouraged to dress in their finest southern flair to fete the annual Run for the Roses.
SYN will screen the big race—along with every lead-up—set against skyline views from Reston's only public rooftop. To celebrate, guests can sip a triple crown of julep cocktails all day Saturday, served three ways: traditional, raspberry, and blackberry. The menu will also feature Chef Alexis Hernandez's signature brunch and dinner offerings, from Huevos Rancheros with refried beans, avocado, sunny-side-up eggs, tomato sauce, and cotija cheese to Tuna Tataki finished with ponzu, wasabi aioli, and crispy quinoa.
The guest with the standout Derby look—hat included—will win a SYN gift card. Reservations are encouraged.
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