Dave & Buster’s plans new Las Vegas Valley location
Dave &Buster’s has drawn up plans for a newly built location in Henderson, marking its second tavern-arcade in Southern Nevada.
The Dallas-based chain submitted plans to the city for a 30,700-square-foot outpost across from Henderson Hospital and near the Galleria at Sunset mall.
The facility, at the corner of Galleria Drive and David Baker Way, would feature an arcade, a sports bar and dining areas, city records show.
Other details about the project, including when the company hopes to start construction, remained unclear Monday.
“We’d be happy to discuss at a later date, but right now it’s too early in the process to comment on this,” Pete Thornfield, vice president of brand marketing at Dave &Buster’s, told the Review-Journal.
Dave &Buster’s submitted an application to the city of Henderson for a concept plan review, which a city spokeswoman previously described as a “courtesy staff review to provide applicants with feedback at a very early stage in their planning process.”
Founded in 1982, Dave &Buster’s operates more than 140 venues. Its only location in Nevada debuted in summer 2016 in Las Vegas’ Downtown Summerlin open-air mall off Sahara Avenue and the 215 Beltway.
Its arcades feature everything from Pac-Man and Skee-Ball to virtual reality games, and its menu includes fried pickles, a “beastmode bacon burger,” chocolate- and caramel-filled churros, and such drinks as a “margarita tower” that dispenses booze water-cooler-style and is designed to serve four or more people.
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