Tiger Tiger

I personally thing this is the best bar/​club in Croydon! After 10pm upstairs opens and there’s three rooms that play different kind of music! So with a group of friends everyone will find music that will suit them!
My new discovery here is that they sell alcoholic Popsicles which is amazing on a hot night– best flavour try the mojito!
I also wanna say a big thank you to the staff and security without their help they helped clear a path for a disabled lady and gave us a small private area near the dance floor where she could sit down!
Only downfalls of this bar/​club is there’s occasional queuing to go outside in the smoking area and it also get pretty packed inside! Just remember if your ever going to go in the evening/​night you need ID! I only stress that as most bars in Croydon will not let you enter inside without one even if your over age!

Bouncers seem to think they rule the world, can be extremely rude. My boyfriend helped them out with a guy who had one too many, wouldn’t let him back in the club until he got this guy a cab! Didn’t even know the guy! The issue was escalated to management before they let him back in, put a bad mark on the rest of the night.

Tiger Tiger is a God awful club in Croydon.
To be honest just from the outset it’s the kind of place I would generally avoid.
I caved and agreed to go for a friends birthday and everything I expected was realized.
We queued for 50 minutes in the cold before paying around a fiver and being let into the club, Where we were then led into a room with the usual terriblel DJ blasting some pop rubbish for the barely drinking age crowd to jump around to, Already off their faces and clumsily spilling alcohol on the dance floor.
I suppose one plus side is the actual size of the club, there are plenty of rooms if you don’t mind squeezing through hoards of people, often covered in alcohol and sweat, just to end up in another room with an almost identical crowd and DJ.
Also, expect to queue for the toilets and the cloakroom (in & out) They are usually full to the brim of girls reapplying their already makeup caked faces.
I honestly can not see why this club attracts so many people.

Another cool club in Croydon. Tiger Tiger can be found next to the infamous Reflex and is often a competitor for the attention of the public. I usually pay around £4 to get into Tiger Tiger and it’s usually a great night out with the right kind of people. They have a great happy hour from 5−9pm most evenings so it’s always good to go a little early and get a few down before the night really kicks off. There are all sorts of evenings throughout the week so whatever your interests you can usually find something to suit them here. An enjoyable night.

I have been here many times, but this was the first time for the meal and comedy club deal.
The service was not very good for drinks, and they charged me £8.50 for a double grey goose vodka in a small glass and it was finished in about four sips. I did not ask for the premium vodka.
The starter of caesar salad had some rotten lettuce in it totally unacceptable.
The main was a standard burger with warm soggy chips.
The comedy was excellent though.
Club is spacious, with three different rooms to cater for most musical tastes.
Although on Fridays they have a bongo drum player in the dance music room ruining every song!!!
Oh and the non premium vodka is horrible and unlikely you will get very drunk except by drinking stupid amounts, and emptying your wallet in the process.

Good night on a Thursday as drinks are decent prices and the musics good

Tiger Tiger is Croydon’s main club and on a Thursday night it is the place to be with it’s student night.
Happy hour is 5 – 9 every day with half price drinks. Drinks on a friday and saturday night are cheap compared to London but for Croydon they are quite expensive.
There are 4 different rooms with different DJs all playing different music so there’s something for everyone from the 80s and 90s themed Groovy Wonderland to the Ibiza themed White Room which plays club anthems.
My advice would be to go on a thursday night, entry is £6 (£5 with guestlist — just search for Tiger Tiger Croydon on facebook) after 8pm and drinks are cheaper — £3.50 doubles, £2.50 Jagerbombs.

Cool spot, diverse crowd, has a restaurant in it, Great Pop Music or top 40. Decent sized dance floor. Bar staff are not as quick and professional as in the U. S but hey. They dont even understand the concept of running a tab so i had to close out my tab everytime i ordered (Duh). Overall it was a nice mix and fun times. Too pad it closes around 3am.

I’ve personally never had a night out at Tiger Tiger in Croydon but I’ve had lunch there twice. The lunch menu is quite cheap compared to all the pubs in the area and it’s not half bad at all.
Like everyone else said, the place is a little impersonal and the staff seems to be always occupied with their own conversations rather than serving their customers.
I don’t think their alcohol prices are competitive at all, quite pricey unless you can get in at happy hour!

I went to tiger tiger once and I am never going again, the music is uninspired, the drink prices are laughable at best and the atmosphere is incredibly uncomfortable. I would not go here for a night out and would go to one of croydons many other clubs. Avoid at all costs

Tiger Tiger is a weird one. It bills itself as a bar cum club but is open from noon and does a thriving lunchtime food trade. The menu is pretty basic and they have a seperate menu for their lunch time trade which is cheap & cheerful priced between £2 & £4. They have an extensive cocktail list and daily happy hour where drinks are half price.
Tiger Tiger is at the George street end of Croydon, next to the Post office, Nando’s and The Grants Centre.

This club has a variety of different rooms, so no matter how different a group of friends are, there will be a room for everyone. It is especially good on a Saturday night, because it is always busy. This club is best enjoyed with a big group of friends.