About Tiger Tiger Manchester
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The restaurant had no notice of my booking even though I had booked it at least 2 weeks ago. Luckily the restaurant was empty so they managed to fit us in. Food was great, service was great - would go back.
iain main - dined in restaurant 29/04/2014
Lively dining in the Millennium Quarter
Tiger Tiger is set in a showcase spot at Manchester’s Printworks. The restaurant serves much-loved bistro and brasserie dishes with a modern twist, alongside creative cocktails. It is worth noting that Tiger Tiger is also a nightclub with eight themed rooms, making it a great location for a celebration meal or for kickstarting a night out on the town.
Comfort food and candy cocktails
Tiger Tiger’s menu is firmly on the pub comfort food side of things. Dishes can vary but expect a playful (and often alcohol infused) range of starters such as popcorn chicken, Bloody Mary meatballs and beer-battered mozzarella sticks.
To follow, take your pick from a variety of hearty mains. These might include sirloin and ribeye steaks, BBQ chicken melt and grilled salmon fillet with thick-cut chips. Fajitas, burritos and sandwiches are also served, plus a range of sharing platters.
Veggie options are dotted throughout the menu, including wild mushroom mezzaluna pasta, Cajun spiced vegetable burrito, and a halloumi, mushroom and pepper burger.
Tiger Tiger also specialises in signature ‘candy cocktails’ with intriguing names like Jellybean Burst, Lemon Fizzazle and Bubble Gum Mojito. You can also sample sharing concoctions served in novelty containers, such as the Doctor Who Tardis. If cocktails aren’t your thing, then a wide range of wines and premium beers are also available.
Millennium Quarter transport links and attractions
Tiger Tiger is based at The Printworks, meaning you can dine there before heading to the VUE Cinema, Manchester Arena or one of the nearby bars. The nearest taxi rank is on Corporation Street, just five minutes from the venue. Victoria train station is also close by and Manchester Piccadilly is a fifteen minute walk away.