Sitting down at a table for brunch is sooo yesterday. Throwing lil’ pointy things at a target while munching on a breakfast flatbread is where it’s at. More succinctly, Flight Club is where you want to brunch.
The social darts entertainment venue just launched its new brunch on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Guests get to book a 90-minute reservation that includes a private oche (pronounced like “hockey” without the “h”) where you can dine, drink and play darts. Enjoy playing a variety of different dart games through Flight Club’s own proprietary scoring system, which tracks the darts’ scores so you don’t have to keep track of the points yourself.
Beating your opponent always works up an appetite, and at Flight Club the brunch options are plentiful and delicious. We suggest trying the bottomless options for a really decent price. You can order bottomless mimosas (in flavors like classic, cranberry and pineapple) that come in a cool, picture-worthy tower for just $47. For just $37 you can order bottomless flatbreads and mix and match. Our favorite recipes include the breakfast flatbread with crispy prosciutto, fontina cheese, caramelized onions, mushrooms, arugula, fried egg and balsamic glaze, and the smoked salmon flatbread with whipped cream cheese, everything bagel spice, cold smoked salmon, crispy capers, shaved red onion, chive crème fraîche, lemon zest and fresh dill. And the four-cheese flatbread has a real nice spice to it. If you want both bottomless options, it’s only $57!
The brunch menu offers more than just flatbreads, though, and you can order a la carte if that’s a better option. Dig into breakfast-y delights like sliders with scrambled eggs, maple-glazed pork belly, cheddar cheese, peppers and onions on a brioche bun and the avocado toast on multigrain bread with sprouts, pickled red onion, microgreens, pumpkin seeds and olive oil. And not to be missed are the churros, pictured, with caramel filling and a dulce de leche whipped cream.
Fight Club offers an impressive specialty cocktail menu, too. Our faves are The Panda with bourbon, honey whiskey and peach, and The Capuchin with mezcal, ancho chili, pineapple and Tajín—just enough bite to help you beat your dart competition.
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