Worst club i have come across in London. Staff and manager were incredibly rude , was spoken extremely rudely to and told to shut up by the manager, after he had taken our leaflet which entitled us free entry and free shots from us, and mistakenly given it away to other people!!, hoards of greasy old men, and overpriced for what it is. Any of the surrounding clubs and bars in the Leicester square area would be a much better alternative to this cheap awful place.

On Saturday Oct 30, My friend and I went to Tiger Tiger. 2 hours after entering the club, we are called by 2 bouncers to go out the backdoor. We go outside, and the Manager says we are being kicked out because we "stand out". She brought attention to my semi-baggy jumper (which wasn't an issue at the entrance and mind you it is Halloween where ppl are wearing funky stuff), she said we were not buying drinks, and hovering around girls. Obviously these reasons are BS. We were both completely sober(ironic that you can get in trouble in that case) and not causing any trouble. I was and am still shocked and urge you, and everyone that reads this to spread the word ..  Read the complete review

I visited Tiger Tiger on the evening of 11th April 2009 as I had tickets for the comedy club held there (Big Night Out). The ticket cost £9.99 booked in advance, and included nightclub entry. Tiger Tiger is a club/restaurant/bar spread over five separate areas, it has a lavish design with low level lighting, funky leather and wood furniture and chandeliers. Location Tiger Tiger is located in Central London near Piccadilly Circus. Although it is one minute walk away from the tube station it took me over 15 minutes to get there as I got lost due to the numerous roads leading off from the Circus. The Door As I had booked tickets ...  Read the complete review

I went to tiger tiger last night for the first time as part of a night out. We decided to visit it because we had some 50% off vouchers for food and drink between 7 and 11pm. Tiger Tiger is a chain which has a few locations alround the country. We went to the one on Haymarket Road London. It was fairly easy to get to by the tube although Picadilly Circus has a lot of roads coming off it so it is confusing to know where to go but we managed to find it. We got there around 9 o clock and it was very busy already. At this time of night you do not need to pay to get in although later on you have to pay £10 to get in which is fairly pricey. It was packed full of ...  Read the complete review

I have been here on two occasions and both times I was not impressed as the Tiger Tiger venues are usually above average for a night out! I visited on a Sunday night the first time and the bar was still really lively. Entry was £4 at around 9.30pm. I have also visited on a Saturday night and the bar was extremely busy and paid £10 to enter at about 10.30pm, which for London on a Saturday night I think is a fair entry fee. The bar was unnaturally cold both times I visited, even when dancing I was absolutely freezing which is very very unusual. At one point we had to move from the seated area as the air con was blowing out such cold ...  Read the complete review