The Tigress Pub — Restaurant in Austin

Horrible place, the staff is extremely unprofessional and unpleasant. The bartender who reluctantly served me and ultimately asked me to leave prepared a drink that involved rubbing mint in her hands, after touching money, a credit card and running her hands through her hair and scratching her neck prior to making my drink. She was rude, did not greet me, smile or say may I help you. She ultimately threw my credit card at me and threw me out when I asked her about her unprofessional behavior. Furthermore the owner was there with friends drinking and he and his friends pointed and laughed at me while "Julianne" - if that was this disgusting woman's actual name, the most unprofessional and unhygienic service industry person I have ever dealt with was throwing me out. I believe all of this behavior was racially motivated. I will be filing formal complaints. I have called and written to this business and they have not responded.

I felt humiliated and degraded by this experience. Do not go to this bar, you will be getting a lot of germs in addition to your drink as they do not wash their hands and if you complain they ask you to...

This place is a gem, I can’t believe I’ve never been here. The cocktails are amazing, normal cocktail prices so it’s not cheap but if ya want cheaper cocktails you can go next door.

The green drink is truly delicious, every single flavor mentioned in the drink description can actually be tasted in the drink. Literally, it’s a perfect description, sometimes they list ingredients and you can’t taste a thing, not with this drink. The Oh Yoko is boozy but not overwhelmingly so and the Ides of March is a grappa drink I can actually consume. I normally HATE GRAPPA, but the bartender called me out for talking smack about Grappa and told me to try this cocktail and to my surprise it was drinkable.

Overall the prices are reasonable, the ambiance is nice for a date OR to just go on your own, the other customers at the bar were friendly and the bartender could banter with the best of them. Highly recommend this spot and will definitely...

Has your tongue ever been molested by flavor--well come to the Tigress and find out what that's like.

Akin to the East Side Showroom, sans the "Where's Waldo" hipsters, this place was very cozy with a staff open for conversation/explanation into their mixology process. I had a Blood and Sand (or something manly like that) and it was exquisite-- chilled sterling silver chalice, blood orange garnish--warm fuzzies still ensconce my person. They also had a pretty decent selection of local ATX brews, which is always nice.

There wasn't a very noticeable sign from the streets, so trust in your instincts/GPS and park around that Northloop shopping complex and enjoy $7 prohibition style drinks or $5 local...