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Marky’s plans New York-style pizza shop and arcade in Marfa

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Source: Big Ben Reporter

Marky’s World plans to open a New York-style pizza shop and classic video game arcade in Marfa in spring 2027, according to the business’s website. The shop plans to serve 18-inch pizzas baked in a deck oven, along with large slices, salads and desserts. In a Sept. 6 Instagram post, the business also listed dine-in and takeout service, advance online ordering and a bring-your-own-beverage policy among its plans. The post outlined ideas for Saturday afternoon birthday parties, private arcade rentals, pizza-making classes and a program that would reward students with pizza for good grades. The business said it would be pleased to put half of the ideas on its list into practice within six months. The announcement gave a target season for the opening. A street address and specific opening date were not included.

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