Dave & Buster’s brings games and dining to former Conn’s space Oct. 26

Post Oak Mall’s former Conn’s space is set to welcome customers again Monday, Oct. 26, when Dave & Buster’s opens its College Station location.

The venue is at 1502 Harvey Road, Suite 100. The city’s tourism office lists the Oct. 26, 2026, opening, and the company’s local launch page points visitors to the same date.

In a Sept. 24 development update, the city described the conversion as a $12.8 million, 31,000-square-foot project. The space combines a restaurant, sports bar and arcade, with room for group gatherings.

For residents who remember the furniture store, the change brings an entertainment use to an existing mall storefront rather than a new building elsewhere in town.

Check the College Station location page for current hours and offers before visiting. The city tourism listing confirms the opening date and address; the city’s September development update provides the project details.

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