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Fast Casual: Rush Bowls to open in Tucson

Military veteran, Brian Seay will own and operate the new Arizona location.

By Mary Zavell1851 Franchise Contributor

11:23PM • 07/12/18

Rush Bowls has announced plans for further expansion. According to a recent article in Fast Casual, the Colorado-based brand will be coming to the Tucson area. The Arizona location is expected to open later this summer.

"Rush Bowls has garnered a strong following in Colorado and beyond, and we are confident that it is a perfect fit for Tucson," said franchisee Brian Seay.

Prior to investing in the brand, Seay served in the military. Following his service, he found a new calling as an entrepreneur in the hospitality industry.

Read the full article here.

Photo Courtesy of the Rush Bowls Facebook Page

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