Tiger Tiger

Tiger Tiger is very well known in town as being a very large club full of sleazy blokes and very expensive drinks so I joined the crowd and went along for a laugh or two. The queue length is not as the rumour say, it is in fact short and non-existent if you should happen to put yourself on the free guest-list although it is £10 on the door after 10pm. Inside the crowd appears to all be waiting for a drink at a tall but ornate bar with tables and chairs in a restaurant type effect around to the right and a large staircase leading upwards to the left- i hardly noticed an opening to a dance-floor to the left of the bar and as such went to find a table by the restaurant area. Tables are quite easy to get even at 11pm, people are draped all over the place and do not seem to mind where you sit. The corridor then extends and lands you by another bar and dance-floor and some back stairs. These go up and downward. Downstairs is a dark club with bar with pumping tunes and dance music and the first level has a kind of lounge-bar, again very overcrowded and thumping with music. The top floor has a very long bar bathed in blue light and a very very crowded dance-floor where it gets very hot and sticky. The music is general popular stuff from the last 5 years or so and with enough to drink is a great little place to dance. Somewhere between one of the floors i got lost by the sheer maze effect of the place. I wouldn’t say it was as enormous as Oceana but it has character- even if it is just built for the young rich kids of this world. I had a cider which at a fiver was the cheapest thing on the menu and danced some more.

Overall the place gets way too crowded and is too expensive for what it is but it does have variety of music and a very lively atmosphere. Overall it gets 6/10. It is not as large as it sounds, it is just an overcrowded maze and needs to get some air con in to be a much better venue for a night out!

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