Tiger Tiger, dividing opinion to the extent that some people think it’s the bomb while others would happily see it bombed! Tiger Tiger always appears bustling, although its sheer popularity may prove a turn-off for some: bang in the heart of Picadilly, it’s certainly not the place to enjoy a quiet night out. To escape the throng on the ground floor, it’s definitely worth exploring the smaller upstairs bars, each with its own flavour: the Blue Bar feels more intimate, with rendered walls and low ceilings; the Pop Bar is brighter, with lava lamps, glitterballs and other emblems of kitsch; and the Cocktail Bar, overlooking the entrance, mixes bamboo and lanterns with bright funky furniture in a neo-Oriental style. Priding itself on offering something for everyone, the 70’s and 80’s favourites playing in the pop room have extended Tiger Tiger’s remit. The club is more urban-orientated, while in other areas the default soundtrack is commercial RnB, Nothing particularly out of the ordinary here, although the Bramble, Rocktail and Cream Cracker are rather unorthodox additions to the cocktail list. Prices are standard for Central

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