We are very proud to have advised Flight Club Darts in connection with their taking a new lease for their latest bar in Birmingham, which opened on Thursday 18th July 2019.
Birmingham is the latest addition to their existing venues in London (Bloomsbury, Shoreditch, Victoria), and Manchester as a result of their continued success. They also have bars in Boston and Chicago.
For those that have never been to a Flight Club Darts, it takes the traditional games of darts to a whole new level by incorporating state of the art technology and a big screen with lots of different kinds of fun games that even a complete beginner can play. All the venues also have fantastic large bars offering great food and drinks that can be delivered directly to your board.
As their website will tell you, Flight Club Darts is “Social Darts” and you will be hard pressed to find a more enjoyable and fun evening with a group of friends.
David Offenbach, Nigel Zaoskoufis, Bradley Stylianou, Elena Pantelli and Henrietta Ronson were invited to the Birmingham launch and the evening was filled with lots of fun, laughs and (friendly) competition. Below are some photos of the team before they started enjoying the drinks (we must recommend those alcoholic watermelon slushies!)
SMB wishes Flight Club Darts every success with Birmingham.

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