Texas Welcomes Its First Women’s Sports Pub

(Austin, TX) There are lots of bars and pubs all over Texas, but for the first time ever there is a women’s sports bar that is open and gaining in popularity.

Being an entrepreneur is not easy, especially when you’re creating a brand-new concept such as this, but things are going well so far!

What is it Called and Where is it Located?

According to My San Antonio, the first ever women’s sports bar in Texas is called 1972: ATX Women’s Sports Pub.

As you probably noticed in the title it gives away it’s location in Austin, Texas.

The grand opening took place last Wednesday, March 19th and owners Debra Hallum and Marlene du Plessis are excited to open this new concept having taken the idea from other cities.

@stelaaa_29 Texas’ first women’s sports bar is now open in Austin! Check them out for March Madness! #fyp #womensupportingwomen #womenssports #womenathletes #marchmadness #sports #austin #texas ♬ The Giver - Chappell Roan

Why a Women’s Sports Bar in Texas?

In the past few years, you’ve seen women’s sports growing in popularity, especially basketball, volleyball, and soccer.

The owners want to capitalize on the excitement around women’s sports.

What Can You Expect When You Visit?

A few things to remember if you’re planning on visiting 1972: ATX Women’s Sports Pub.

First, the parking area is small, just be patient, and remember if you go after 6:00 p.m. the public street parking is free.

They offer a full bar menu with food too. Be sure to bring your appetite.

The exact address is 2530 Guadalupe St., Austin, TX 78705.

From everything on social media, it seems as though everyone is enjoying the first ever women’s sports pub in Texas. Only time will tell if multiple locations will be popping up soon.

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