The Tiger - Southwark

Funking rude Bartender. I had ordered a drink at the bar and the bartender Slam my drink on the table had a Attitude for no reason.

I visited the Tiger 2 weeks ago for the first time on a saturday night with a party of friends. So after a while I went out for a cigarette, the bouncer became aggressive with me and would not let me back in. I complained and he threatened to punch me in the face. Then I had to wait outside for over an hour for my party of friends to come out so we can head back home...I do remember the pub being the silver Buckle and the Doorman and Bar staff were polite in those days, But unfortunetly It has changed hands for the worse.

It is a typical British pub. Beers were delicious and food was tasty. Very nice, young and professional staff. I hope to come again in London and visit you again. Thank you

We originally visited for a drink, but ended up staying for a meal. We tried the roast dinner on a Sunday, and enjoyed the great atmosphere with comfortable sofas, cozy nooks, and plenty of tables. The bar staff were friendly and talkative, and we could see into the kitchen and watch the cook at work. The starters and main course were delicious, and we definitely plan on returning in the future!

I have gone to this pub for years on a Friday/Saturday night however recently I had the most disgusting experience. The bouncers quite clearly we’re letting drunk people in of all races however told me and my sister we were too drunk. To this, I got extremely offended and stood my ground.... wrong thing to do! They were abusive, racist and sexist. They laughed in our faces, joked about us together, tried to intimidate us one of the door staff was female) started using racist language towards us, homophonic language, sexual innuendos towards us. This was quite clearly a race thing as extremely drunk and drugged up members of the public from other races continued to be allowed in but me and my sister who had come from a family meal) were not!! We spoke to the manager who told us in our faces that she understands and believes us but cannot do anything about it. The door staff had in fact told her that we were racist towards them however, if a manager of a pub can come outside and tell me she know what I’m talking about, even she is clearly scared. What a way to run a pub? So if you would like to get in to a grimey, drug infested and racist bar on a Saturday.. the tiger is the place to go!