In 1902, Manhattan’s iconic Bank of the Metropolis opened at 31 Union Square West; 124 years later, the historic space is transforming into a $17-a-person high-tech darts and cocktail hub
New York City’s entertainment scene is getting an upgrade inside one of Manhattan’s most notable architectural addresses. If you love a little friendly competition with your cocktails, you will want to check out the newest arrival in Union Square . Flight Club New York is officially opening its doors on Wednesday, November 11 . The sprawling 10,700-square-foot venue is taking over the historic 1902 Bank of the Metropolis building at 31 Union Square West . Locals will quickly recognize the grand address as the former home of the iconic Blue Water Grill. Now, the two-story space is being completely reimagined into a high-energy hub for Social Darts , elevated dining, and incredible interior design. A historic space with ‘Victorian fairground’ vibes The in-house design team beautifully preserved the building’s original architectural details to make sure the venue feels uniquely New York. You can expect to see stunning marble floors, decorative cornicing, and ornate ceilings alongside floral millwork. They layered in a playful, carousel-inspired aesthetic with warm wood finishes and antique furnishings. Guests are even greeted by a vintage carousel horse upon arrival. Keep an eye out for fun New York Easter eggs hidden in the artwork. You might spot Yankees
