This could occupy the entire retail portion of Harrison Square. Sounds a heck of a lot better than a Cracker Barrel.
5/5/2009 – INDIANAPOLIS– Dave & Buster’s, the nation’s leader in upscale dining and entertainment, announced today it will open its 54th location in Indianapolis this summer. The company plans to hire 200 employees for the new restaurant-gaming complex. Applications are currently being accepted and interviews are being conducted for a variety of positions that include wait staff, bar tenders, kitchen employees, hosts and game technicians. Sixty percent of the positions will be full time. Applicants must be at least 18 years old. Candidates can apply in-person at the hiring site at 8458 Castleton Corner Drive, Indianapolis, Ind. 46250; Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or call 317-586-0258 for more information about employment opportunities.
“We’re bringing a totally new concept in dining and entertainment to the Indianapolis area and we are building a team that is fun, enthusiastic and high-energy,” said James Pulley, recently-appointed general manager of Dave & Buster’s Indianapolis. “We offer a three-in-one destination where our guests can eat, drink and play all under one roof. Dave & Buster’s is essentially a playground for adults.”
Dave & Buster’s Indianapolis is currently under construction with plans to open in mid June. It will be located on the northeast side of the city at 8350 Castleton Corner Drive in the Castleton Commons Shopping Center. The impressive 34,000 square-foot facility and is visible and accessible from Interstate 465.
Dave & Buster’s Indianapolis will be able to accommodate 1,200 guests and features more than 100 menu items, a lavish sports bar lounge, dozens of high-definition plasma flat-screen TVs and 200 electronic and interactive games that reward players with tickets redeemable for prizes. The company is known for its acclaimed Million Dollar MidwayTM – a gaming arena that features a skeeball alley, automated horse racing, dance pads, basketball and NASCAR racing simulators among many other exciting games.
In addition to a main dining area, the giant restaurant features a spacious bar area as well as rooms for private parties and corporate events. Dave & Buster’s offers full-menu tableside dining and a generous selection of imported beers, wines and signature drinks
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On good authority, I can tell you that an inquiry was made to Dave and Busters about locating in the Fort Wayne market. Dave and Busters responded that the market was a bit too small for their location criteria.
We went to the one in Detroit. Very nice and very, very busy…was odd seeing a bunch of smoking drunks playing games along side 5 – 12 yr. olds though……
The location in Indianapolis-Castleton is NOT doing well.
No chance it comes to Fort Wayne.
I think they would be surprised how well they could do in fort wayne, for one there are many people in the city that i am sure would go to it, the town does not really have a place where grown ups can play kid games. there is also a lot small town people much like myself that would venture there a couple times a month and bring my fun with me. I am from an hour north of the "small" city of fort wayne and my group of friends come down there often to venture into the city and look for fun and to be quite frank we are runnin out of things to do, dave and busters would be a sweet place to go on any borin night when there is no harvestin or plantin or huntin to do