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Dave & Buster’s to Open April 3, Hiring for 230 Positions

Dave & Buster’s to Open April 3, Hiring for 230 Positions

Feb 16, 20171 min read

Dave & Buster’s is looking to hire 230 people for its new Tucson location at 1390 E. Tucson Marketplace Blvd., scheduled to open April 3.

Located at Tucson Marketplace at the Bridges, this will be the first Dave & Buster’s location in Tucson and the fourth in Arizona.

Positions to be filled include line cooks, servers, bartenders, game technicians, and more.

Dave & Busters has an extensive food menu with items such as the Crispy Nashville-Style Hot Chicken, sliders, ribs, bacon-wrapped shrimp, and burgers.

The drink menu features an alcoholic snow cone and the trademark Coronarita, concocted with 7 oz. of Corona, blue agave silver tequila, and triple sec, served with the Corona bottle dunked into the glass.

In addition, Dave & Busters will feature hundreds of games, which guests will be able to play with rechargeable “Power Cards.” Games will be half-off from open to close on Wednesdays.

Employment applications are available at daveandbusters.com/careers.

Dave & Buster’s will be located at 1390 E. Tucson Marketplace Blvd. For more information, visit daveandbusters.com.

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Paul Barlyn

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Paul Barlyn is Tucson Foodie's 2017 spring intern. He is currently enrolled at the University of Arizona School of Journalism. His mom makes a mean pesto chicken spaghetti.

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