Inclusive, women-centered sports bar Pitch the Baby ready for tip-off on Capitol Hill

Seattle, WALocal News

Pitch the Baby, a new inclusive sports bar, will open on July 11 in Capitol Hill, Seattle, with a focus on women's sports. The establishment is spearheaded by a trio of experienced hospitality professionals: Monica Dimas, Anais Custer, and Kim “Kimfer” Flanery-Rye, each known for their contributions to the local food and drink scene. Designed to evoke the spirit of traditional English pubs, Pitch the Baby will provide a cozy space with ample screens for sports viewing. The menu will offer a diverse range of dishes inspired by Mexican cuisine and global flavors, showcasing Dimas's culinary prowess. Community backing has been strong, with the team raising nearly $10,000 to support their vision.

The bar's playful name has sparked discussion, but the founders emphasize its goal of inclusivity and representation for fans from all backgrounds. Dimas expressed a desire to create a welcoming space for families, friends, and sports enthusiasts who feel out of place in typical sports bars. The opening event promises to celebrate various sporting events, emphasizing the bar's commitment to women's sports.

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