Flight Club Weekend Brunch Brings Darts, Flatbreads & Fizz

Flight Club Weekend Brunch Combines Social Darts and Bold Flavors

Philadelphia’s brunch scene just hit the bullseye. The newly launched Flight Club Weekend Brunch transforms the Center City eatery landscape with a high-energy offering that fuses interactive play, inventive cuisine, and an unapologetically fun atmosphere. Located at 1417 Walnut Street, Flight Club introduced its buzzed-about Social Darts concept to the city earlier this year. Now, with the addition of weekend brunch service, it’s upped the ante for daytime indulgence.

Every Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, guests can step into a 90-minute whirlwind of competitive camaraderie, paired with delicious shareables and spirited sips. The Flight Club Weekend Brunch features two vibrant menu packages: Bottomless Flatbreads for $25 per person, or Flatbreads + Bubbles for $40 per person, which includes a full bottle of prosecco per guest.

Signature flatbreads showcase bold flavor pairings, such as the Smoked Salmon Flatbread with whipped cream cheese, everything bagel spice, and dill; the Breakfast Flatbread, featuring crispy prosciutto, fontina, and a sunny-side-up egg; and the Garden Vegetable Flatbread, topped with seasonal produce and fragrant herb oil. Each bite is designed to be shared, savored, and Instagrammed between dart throws.

Flight Club Weekend Brunch Offers Sips, Style, and Social Vibes

Beyond the food, Flight Club Weekend Brunch delivers a drink menu that leans into brunch-time decadence with a touch of theatrical flair. The Espresso Martini Tower—a $49 centerpiece including four frothy martinis—is already earning “must-order” status. Traditionalists can opt for a sharp Bloody Mary or citrusy Mimosa (available in orange, grapefruit, pineapple, or cranberry). Those craving a twist will find creativity in the G & Tea with Hendrick’s Gin and English breakfast tea, or the smoky Bloody Maria made with Bosscal Joven Mezcal.

Prefer something lighter? The Aperol Spritz, Beer Shandy, and an array of fruity Bellinis (think mango, watermelon, prickly pear) round out the beverage offerings with equal parts refreshment and flair. From espresso to effervescence, every option is designed to keep the good times flowing.

Set against the venue’s lavish Victorian-meets-modern decor, Flight Club Weekend Brunch steps up what a daytime outing can be. It’s brunch, yes—but with the added thrill of competition, music, movement, and connection. It’s as much about making memories as it is about making reservations.

Speaking of which, reservations are strongly encouraged via SevenRooms, though walk-ins are welcomed (especially if you’re ready to throw down some darts). Since its May 2025 opening, Flight Club has already established itself as one of the most unique social venues in Philly—and with the launch of Flight Club Weekend Brunch, it’s quickly becoming a Saturday and Sunday staple for those who brunch boldly.

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Allan Lane

Philadelphia born and bred, Allan Lane is the Publisher and Editor in Chief of digital magazines. He launched his first publication, SportBikes Inc Magazine in 2010, followed by dosage MAGAZINE in 2019. Recently, Allan launched his third online publication, Club For Man. As a journalist, Allan covers fashion, lifestyle, culture, art, and motorcycles.

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