Tiger Tiger (London) Restaurant / Cafe National

Tiger Tiger (London)

 
Description: 29 The Haymarket / London / SW1Y 4SP / Tel: 0871 0754809.

Newest Review: ... and a main, whilst my other half decided on a main and a dessert. There were four starters on the pre-theatre menu, one of which was soup and another was breaded goats cheese with onion chutney. I'm a sucker for breaded cheese and read no further down the list! For my main, as a vegetarian I chose one of the two veggie options, which were vegetarian fajitas. As I don't like peppers (they are ... more

 ... Evil) I asked for it to come without, as well as without guacamole. My other half chose the Aberdeen Angus burger with Cajun fries (which are actually regular skinny fries rather than seasoned fries which I would have expected) and the New York Che...more

Essexgirl2006
Crowned Review Tiger Tiger (London): No Wonder Tigers are Almost Extinct! (1457 words)
by Essexgirl2006 - written on 27.12.07 (Very useful, 211 readings)
Rating:

Tiger Tiger is a restaurant, bar and club chain with locations around the country. I have never used the clubbing facilities or the bar but have visited the restaurant part in London's Haymarket twice now with vastly different experiences. Booking theatre tickets a few years ago, a friend and I came across an offer for a pre-theatre meal in Tiger Tiger which we decided to take up and really enjoyed - the menu had a good choice, service was prompt and the two course offer was good value. In a similar situation recently I suggested this restaurant to my partner as a place to eat as before we went to see a show. We took a chance and didn't book as we had ...

al
Express Review on Tiger Tiger (London)
by al - written on 11.07.07
Rating:

I had lunch at this restaurant a few weeks ago, as part of a meal + theatre booking via lastminute.com. The starter was still half frozen, unfortunately I tried some without realising, requested a new portion, but by the time I got to the theatre, I was sick with food poisoning. I reported the incident, which was investigated, but resulted in....nothing.

fabulous_girl
Crowned Review Tiger Tiger (London): Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright (1499 words)
by fabulous_girl - written on 03.07.06 (Very useful, 1605 readings)
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Now that I have left London (my student placement has finished so I am back in Kentish lands), I feel I must dedicate this review to my year's stay in the UK's capital, seeing as it was a regular haunt for my friends and I. Tiger Tiger (TT for the purposes of laziness) is a nightclub and restaurant at Piccadilly Circus, which I happen to love, and I know a couple of my London-based ciao friends like too, so when I heard it described my a 'meat market' by a work friend last week I was pretty surprised. This could be because she said as they dragged me kicking and screaming into Lewisham's only gay club, where everyone dribbled on each other in a far more ...

 

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