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Descriptive Essay: Dave And Buster's Playground

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As I walk in I feel like a kid in a playground. The atmosphere is enjoyable. There’s great entertainment and the food is delicious. Dave & Busters is a fun place for kids and adults. While shopping and walking around inside Hawthorne mall, I noticed flashing lights and faint music. I was curious to what it was, so I pointed it out to my family. We walked over to the big D&B sign. When I peeped inside my eyes opened with excitement. The atmosphere was so fun. What a great location to attract people of all ages. My family and I decided to go in and check it out. There was adults and kids running around having a blast. It looked like a Chuck-e-Cheeses but better since adults can have so much fun as well. We purchased some gamecards, which is different

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