Tiger Tiger

Brilliant shop but shopping experience spoils by loud music ,would have spent more time an money if I didn't feel the need to get away from music

Really do not understand the bad things people are saying. I go to the one in Croydon a lot and the food is lovely a bit pricey but the quality is great. The fact it is part restaurant, part bar and part night club is the joy of it that is what makes it so different from anywhere else and more exciting. The groovy wonderland room is excellent play all the 80s tunes. It is such good fun. You also have the other rooms for more modern music. I go here regularly on nights out for food and drink and have no complaints. It is a great night out. Always had a good time and love the half price drinks from 5 till 9 he he! X

Tiger Tiger in Aberdeen, this was dire for a Christmas lunch. The soup had absolutely no flavour at all and as the salt & pepper didn't arrive until after everyone had finished their soup they couldn't even improve it with seasoning. I would've thought that a restaurant would always have salt & pepper on the tables. If you took the steak option all you got was a steak and chips, no veg. No water on the tables, the food was so bad most people took a bite and left the rest. The sweets were stale. There was no Christmas atmosphere, we got a Christmas cracker and that was it. It seems the last time the company I work for came here for Christmas it was exactly the same, so they haven't learned anything.

One person almost didn't get his food at all, even after being asked a couple of times, he finally got it after everyone else was finished and took one look at it and didn't eat it - and no-one would have blamed him.

It's all a far cry from what they advertise - Trade Description comes to mind!!

After a matinee show at the theatre, we turned up for our 5.30pm pre-booked table. With no-one at the front desk, we went over to the desk at the bar to ask about our reservation and were just told to Wait over there as the staff member waved her hand in a general direction. Returned as instructed and hovered next to a booth set for three, putting our bags down, to overhear a waitress, who had turned up, comment from behind us Some people just think they can sit anywhere . Male waiter approached and went to check our booking for two, and on his return commented sarcastically You can t sit there IS there three of you? Looking around, there were four other people in this almost deserted restaurant! We moved to a small table for two, and were handed the menus, to then hear the waitress again complaining about us. At this remark, we decided to leave.

After our experience, I would not recommend this restaurant if you want to have a pleasant evening.

I couldn't make up my mind whether Tiger Tiger was a nightclub pretending to be a restaurant or a Restaurant pretending to be a nightclub but either way it failed dismally on both fronts. Hats off to the service from the floor staff whose efficient and friendly service almost made up for the mediocrity that they were dishing out, but not quite.

I can only assume that the management decided that location was more important than substance when putting together a menu so lacking in imagination that George Bush would have found it boring. While Haymarket is undoubtedly a prime location for a good Restaurant and nightclub this, unfortunately, is neither. In an area where there are so many fantastic Restaurants offering a wide variety of excellent food at a wide range of prices, and almost always delivering value for money, this place offers only the banal and does so badly. Tiger Tiger fails to deliver either quality or good value. The set dinner at a mere £35 may seem like good value but the blandness that came with the food makes it one step below the microwaved offerings that are served up in a Wetherspoons or Harvester (at least in either of those you get what you're paying for).

As to the nightclub 10 of us went upstairs to the bar where two pimpled bar managers discussed their philosophy of life and pointed us towards the one overworked barmaid for our drinks and gave us a haughty look of disdain for even suggesting that they could possibly lay their hands on either a glass or bottle.

In summary Tiger Tiger is in a part of London where it will undoubtedly attract a new crowd every night. It must do because I can't imagine anyone ever visiting twice. However if I were asked to recommend either a nightclub or a Restaurant in central London Tiger Tiger would not be on either list.