First Look at Dave & Buster's New Euless Location

Dallas-based Dave & Buster's will open its fourth DFW-area location on Sunday when guests are welcomed to the 41k SF Euless site near Glade Road and SH 121. Bisnow got a sneak preview yesterday from Dave & Buster's president and COO Dolf Berle and the new location's GM, Jeff Cleary. Jeff tells us the Euless entertainment center is a new layout for the chain with a square floor plate instead of rectangular, as well as a larger space for the winner's circle (where you claim your swag from tickets earned playing games.) He also tells us the TVs are larger throughout the dining and sports bar areas.

Jeff says there's three more sites in the works: one in the Houston suburb of Friendswood, one in El Paso and another in the former Dillard's location in the RiverCenter Mall on the Riverwalk in San Antonio. The San Antonio site should open late this fall, but no date was released for the other two sites. Pictured is Dave & Buster's Rachel Moyer from the Denver store with a selection of the company's signature drinks. There are the adult versions of snowcones, a Walk the Plank and the TNTea, which is a top shelf Long Island iced tea in a collectible hurricane glass.

Workers are putting the final touches on the venue (in the Glade Parks development), which is the chain's 74th location. The Euless site features 170 games, including Mario Kart, Flappy Tickets (harkening to the fan fave, Flappy Birds), Pac-Man, Candy Crush and a super-scary 4D zombie-killing game called Dark Escape. And, if you want to follow Jeff's advice, try the ultimate mac 'n cheese and the TNTea.

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