Tiger Tiger

rhoobarb

Like a fake fur coat 31st August 2009

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IF you're 21-25, watch SITC (Sex in the...), like the idea of glamorous, overpriced cocktails and shiny mirrors, faces and suits, this will seem fabulous to you.

If however, you have been to bars with atmosphere, good music and where the staff serve WITH a smile, and don't ignore you if you're not a regular, avoid.

The bouncers keep the crowd relatively white(ish), young(ish), and shiny faced who obviously want to max out their credit cards. The staff don't serve the next person, they serve their regulars first, as we were told, "it's quicker to serve them first!" DOH!. The music is as far as I can tell the usual RnB shite where silly Cheryl-alikes grind before trekking home to Barking or Harlesden or somesuch place.
It's okay if you have more money than sense. A shame the comedy nights are held there now. I don't want to go bankrupt :(

joslyoung

10th September 2008

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Nobody who's lived in London for more than 5 minutes goes to Tiger Tiger, really, and if they do, they do so (or should do so!) knowing exactly what to expect. So overpriced drinks, dizzy drunk secretaries and boys in cheap suits? Of course! Offhand bar staff and below par food? Of course!
It serves a purpose, and serves a particular crowd, and does so exactly as one might expect. And, I am assuming, highly profitably. So well done them. It is, however, irredeemably horrible.

beckyfox

Great night out 3rd September 2008

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If you want to go to a lively place with the girls this is perfect. went out for a saturday night out on the tiles with the girls. we all had a great time and would def go back. It also has a restaurant. great location for central london in the center of piccadilly. tiger tiger is a massive venue there are lots of different bars and rooms with different themes. My favorite and what i loved the most was the cocktail bar! there is also a range a music so if in a big group will help if people have different music tastes.

yoleey2k

It's a bar 3rd September 2008

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Not the best place for food but it’s quite cheap and edible in a way. The menu has the usual kind of food you get at a bar/pub. I haven’t eaten in the restaurant but I assume it would be the same food in the bar area. There are cocktails at the bar and a wide variety of drinks and special promotions on at times on both food and drink. The place seems to attract business people having a drink after work, and gets crowded towards the late evening. If you just need something to line the stomach before the night out then why not, but it’s definitely not a destination restaurant, it’s a bar.

Rhydster

Excellent restaurant bar club 29th August 2008

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Tiger Tiger has it all, reasonable food, plenty of bars and dance floors. Entry before 10 is free, so if you go for your meal or just for the bar early on, you can have a very decent club night afterwards. The restaurant is inexpensive for central London and has a decent menu. You rarely have to queue for more than 10 minutes on the weekend and the doormen are more human than most. There are three dance floors spread across three different levels, which offer different music environments to give you all you need for a good night of dancing.

East_Dulwichian

urgh 4th January 2008

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OVerpriced, unfriendly, rubbish use of space and full of pretentious idiots who know nothing about a decent night out.

Ella

Good for snack food too! 26th December 2007

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Have eaten in both the rresturant and the bar area and both times food was tasty!
do avoid going to the resturant late on a fri or saturday evening, the noise from the bar does come through!
Food in the resturant was ok, but the service was service with a smile!
the pub food is good value for money and again, even on a friday night is served with a smile! great place to meet other after work for snacks and a drink or two...

shelo9

Horrible horrible 6th May 2007

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I would rather give it no stars...

Most of the comments below are spot on. I have eaten at the restaurant and the food was tasteless. The bar bit is a meat market with horrible cheesy men and women trying to looking glamourous but just looking trampy. The door men are incredibly rude as well. They need to take classes on etiquette!

It's a horrible experience. Go up to Soho or somewhere else!

veni

Not King of the Jungle 16th January 2007

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The happy hour may be cheap, the bar may be in close proximity to your work. But I warn you, do not, I repeat not go here. It is filled with wanky suits and dizzy secretaries trying to pull eachother. There are plenty of better places up the road in Soho. I would rather go to a Pitcher and Piano than go to Tiger Tiger (and that is saying a lot.)