Dave and Busters launches sprawling new location in The Woodlands


A new place for adults to play, eat, drink, and watch sports is coming to the northern suburb of Shenandoah next month. Dave & Buster’s announced it will open its fifth Houston-area location in the northern suburb on Monday, January 20. Located in the Metropark Square mixed-use development, the 40,000-square-foot establishment will feature hundreds or arcade games and a sports bar with dozens of HDTVs. The company touts its “chef-crafted food menu” and extensive selection…

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