Flying Tiger Copenhagen — Local services in Bath

it was pretty busy, but to be honest, this kind of shop is always going to be busy. The flow of traffic around the shop was fairly orderly though and it's not like we couldn't stop to look at anything without causing a hold-up.

This place is like a cross between Hawkins Bazaar and IKEA. They stock quirky little home-wares and toys, all of which are called something Danish and are almost entirely own-branded (Except for a couple of the drinks available).

This was our first trip to the Bath branch of Tiger and we bought a princess headband for our baby girl and a little perspex egg timer. not the most exciting things the store has to offer, but very reasonably priced and just kind of nice looking.

Always worth popping in if you have a few minutes and a few...

Out shopping with my family & while in Tiger my daughter fainted, this can happen from time to time but had to lie her on the upper showroom floor for quite awhile. The staff in particular one lady who I think was the manageress was brilliant. She stopped other shoppers from coming upstairs & provided my daughter with drink , food & a pillow. She was considerate, kind & attentive never rushed us & generally concerned about our daughter. Plus we love the shop too, so hopefully next time we visit we can look at the products without any...

Very small store but any Tiger store I've been to is like that. The staff are super happy and friendly meaning that if you ever have a question they will never make you feel stupid for asking. The two floors in the store definitely helps you be able to look around and have a little dance to the amazing music the store has. I always go here on days I want to relax and buy a random cute thing with a...