Bullseye! – SMB client Flight Club Darts hit the mark with their latest new venue in Oxford
SMB is thrilled to celebrate the continued success of our client, Flight Club Darts, as they opened the doors to their latest premises in Oxford Westgate Shopping Centre on Friday 22nd November 2024.
David Offenbach and Nigel Zaoskoufis who acted on the lease attended the soft launch party and had an incredible day. As you would expect from a Flight Club Darts, the bar is gorgeous, the fit-out is of the highest quality and the décor is jaw dropping. The new venue also has a beautiful outdoor terrace to relax with a drink. There are 11 social darts playing areas that incorporate state of the art technology and a big screen with lots of different kinds of fun games that make it accessible and exciting for everyone, regardless of skill level.
The pizzas on the menu were always a favourite since Flight Club Darts opened 10 years ago but the recently expanded menu now boasts a greater range of delicious sharing platters, grills, burgers and salads to choose from and new refreshing cocktails and mocktails.
Flight Club Darts is the perfect day or evening out with friends, team building events or even casual daytime hangouts.
SMB wishes Flight Club Darts every success with Oxford.
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