Sarah's Saved Places

Sarah: If you don't get the Derby Pie, you're committing a Kentucky sin.

Juice Magazine: Happy hour: Half-price appetizers and pizzas and $1 off all drinks from 4 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Read more.

Juice Magazine: $1.75 domestic draws, $2 domestic bottles and $2.75 well drinks from 4 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday with select appetizers for half price. Read more.

Zachary Bales-Henry: Baby oh baby. This is home to one of the greatest shows on earth. I'll give you a hint. It starts with "new" and ends in "CAST." newCAST streams live Tues, Wed and Thurs at 7:15 pm. Newcastlive.com

The New York Times: Recommended: Steak, sticky toffee pudding. If you want to head on over early and have a martini, try out the haddock tart at the bar. Read more.

Juice Magazine: Coming for brunch? Expect a short wait or make a reservation for this bustling buffet brunch. Try the grilled cheese bar and $14 bottomless bloody mary or mimosas http://dmreg.co/weNg9z Read more.

Juice Magazine: Centro’s Bloody Mary bar is reason enough to stop by the downtown spot for brunch. http://dmreg.co/weNg9z Read more.

Bryan Lloyd: Get a cheap tall boy at this cash only bar. $3 or less!

Juice Magazine: For groups of friends who can’t decide on a place that will satisfy everyone’s needs, this is a good spot to brunch: http://dmreg.co/weNg9z Read more.

Nicole Powledge: Belini martini is amazing!

Brenda Durant: Daily soups menu- great for a quick lunch to go. if you're eating at your desk, you deserve dessert, a josephine, perhaps?

Bravo: Try the flights of beer in order to sample a few things from the huge beer selection. -Eli Kirshtein, Top Chef

AL.com: Named one of "10 great places to eat outside in Birmingham" by The Birmingham News. These folks know their beer -- try one of their famous beer dinners to learn how to pair beer with food properly. Read more.

Josh Dreyer: C'mon. Step it up to a half-liter, sissy.

Juice Magazine: Tally's cognac lobster bisque took years to perfect. Behind the dish: http://dmreg.co/wKVoQw

Romelle Slaughter: If you see going to read a book or do some research, the tables and chairs overlooking Locust St. is one of the most scenic places to watch the world go by.

Holly W.: Looking for a snack to share? The hummus plate—complete with feta, olives, cucumbers and pita chips—is plenty for two.

Emilee Richardson: The homemade breakfast casserole is delicious!

Josh Dreyer: Ask for Eric and order a Johnny Jump Up!

Nathan Wright: @drunkbecky has been known to patrol these parts.

Nathan Wright: They got a pepper barrrrrrr!

Kensie Smith: Do the $1 tastes to try a little of everything!

Kensie Smith: Like a secret garden in the middle of the city. Take a book and soak up the summer sunshine in the shade.

Norah Carroll: The Wonton Cookies - chocolate chip cookie dough in a fried wonton with powdered sugar and chocolate sauce - are a sweet way to end a meal (and just $1.99).

Lava Row: Attend Startup Drinks on the 4th of each month from 5:30-7:30pm and get your drink on with local technologists and entrepreneurs. See you on the rooftop!

Kensie Smith: Sit on top of the hill behind the Nomade and contemplate life.

Lucky Magazine: Founded by former fashion editor Alice Kim, this boutique specializes in splurge-worthy clutches and satchels from Anya Hindmarch, Be & D, and Botkier, as well as covetable gifts. Read more.