Tiger Hornsby — Restaurant in Newcastle upon Tyne

Wouldn't go again even though the cocktails were nice. Had a booking for ten people and they asked in the booking if it was a celebration or a birthday, I said yes it was my hen night. Side note ; my party was dressed as if going to a funeral, smart and in all black. Congratulations, booking confirmed. Proceeded to arrive and be told to take off my veil and sash and the rest of my party to take off their ladies' day style facinators because it was inappropriate. Probably wouldn't have booked in at all if this had been better displayed online, as everyone had put time and thought into their outfits. Another hen group came in and were on the dance floor before they were told that their bride wasn't allowed to wear her very demure and discreet tiara . Would recommend that they add a cocktail named "the fun police" as I think it would suit the vibe they...

I first came here in the daytime where we sat outside and chilled with a few cocktails in the sunshine. Although you are next to a road which can get busy in peak hours, it's still quite pleasant and the drinks are great, especially during happy hour. I then returned on a Sunday night and sat inside. It felt very classy and had a great, chilled atmosphere. After a few drinks we tried the cheeseboard for something to nibble on and it was really nice: not something I would usually expect to eat in a cocktail bar but was definitely better than a bag of crisps. The staff are really friendly and there wasn't a long wait for drinks which can be a problem in...

I don't know what it is a about this place. Have been in a number of times. The decor is clean, colourful and comfortable with hanging faux florals from the ceiling (and who doesn't like a bit of faux foliage?!), however, for some reason the bar staff that have served me have always come across a little up themselves and I always leave thinking "I hate that place!" ... and yet, I still go back. Go figure! 🤪 Prices are outrageous and if you're going in a group and buying in rounds, I would sugguest you stick to buying for yourself and even avoid that, if you can get out of it; almost £20 for two large gin and tonics on this last visit ... with...