A Bar of Their Own
Sports bar · Seward
2207 E Franklin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404
Highlights
Women's sports bar with local beer, cocktails, and food specials
Women's sports bar with local beer, cocktails, and food specials
"The Cities’ first bar dedicated entirely to women’s sports offers local beer on draft, a tight list of cocktails and mocktails, and a big bar food menu, feat. Caesars, smash burgers, kimchi carnitas sandwiches, fried pickles, and more in the former Tracy’s Saloon space. Women’s sports are playing on all screens, all the time. Even better, Tracy’s sold ABOTO its wing recipe, so that famous dry rub appears on the menu as well." - Eater Staff
"A bar serving as a Naloxone Access Point, offering free naloxone and fentanyl test strips, and promoting awareness and stigma reduction." - Justine Jones
"The Cities’ first bar dedicated entirely to women’s sports is now open in the former Tracy’s Saloon space on Franklin Avenue, and it’s absolutely buzzing. Owner Jillian Hiscock, who took inspiration from Jenny Nguyen’s Portland bar the Sports Bra, raised more than $200,000 to launch A Bar of Their Own just in time for the women’s Big Ten basketball tournament. She’s offering local beer on draft, a tight list of cocktails and mocktails, and a big bar food menu, feat. Caesars, smash burgers, kimchi carnitas sandwiches, fried pickles, and more, with women’s sports playing on all screens. Even better, Tracy’s sold Hiscock its wing recipe, so that famous dry rub appears on the menu as well. Plan to arrive early, as A Bar of Their Own has been packed during its opening week." - Eater Staff
"Opened March 1 in Minneapolis, this sports bar was created to ensure fans of women’s sports stop feeling like an afterthought: it centers women’s games, offers a safe, welcoming environment where patrons can confidently ask to have a channel changed, and explicitly enforces inclusion policies. The owner, Jillian Hiscock, launched the venue after being denied an SBA loan and relied on community support, raising over $200,000 in 75 days to get the space open." - Frankie de la Cretaz
"The Cities’ first bar dedicated entirely to women’s sports, now open in the former Tracy’s Saloon space on Franklin Avenue. ABOTO offers local beer on draft, a tight list of cocktails and mocktails, and a big bar food menu, feat. Caesars, smash burgers, kimchi carnitas sandwiches, fried pickles, and more, with women’s sports playing on all screens." - Justine Jones
