WesCo Brew & Bowl Announces Open Interviews for New West Columbia Entertainment Venue

40,000+ Sq. Ft. Destination Seeks 140+ Team Members Across All Departments Ahead of Summer Opening

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(West Columbia, SC) – WesCo Brew & Bowl, a new state-of-the-art entertainment center featuring bowling, dining and interactive attractions, is now hiring for more than 140 positions across all departments. The venue will host open interviews June 4-12, daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. as it prepares to open to the public soon.

WesCo Brew & Bowl is seeking enthusiastic, guest-focused individuals to join its team in roles including restaurant & attractions hosts, servers, bartenders, line cooks, prep cooks, dishwashers, technicians and an events and marketing coordinator. Experience is preferred for most positions but not required. The 40,000+ -square-foot venue will bring a unique entertainment experience to the Midlands, combining elevated comfort food, craft beverages, bowling, virtual reality, interactive darts, arcade games and expansive outdoor spaces.

The venue is conveniently located at the intersection of Charleston Highway and Fish Hatchery Road, less than one mile from both I-26 and I-77, making it easily accessible to the greater Columbia area.

How to Apply

Interested candidates are encouraged to attend open interviews June 4-12, daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at WesCo Brew & Bowl, 3040 Charleston Highway, West Columbia, SC 29172 (Cayce Crossing Shopping Center, former Piggly Wiggly location). Applicants should bring a valid ID.

For more information, visit WesCoBrewandBowl.com.

Follow along on social media for updates at Facebook and Instagram @WesCoBrewBowl.

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