The Tiger Den — Restaurant in Lenox

Ally might, or might not, have done better than me. I was just here, for a day. On the job. So, I dropped in at the Tiger's Den at 4 in the afternoon. Besides a couple of kids who just kind of stood there staring at me like I had horns coming out of my head (and seemed like they might have been extras from "Children Of The Corn"), I was told they were closed. At 4 in the afternoon? They're closed at 4 in the afternoon? So… anyway… went up the street to Casey's and got a perfectly fine sandwich with tater wedges and drink. Somehow, I get the feeling the ol' Tiger Den ain't much used to strangers? Which is mostly why I'm even bothering to mention this. Giving it two-stars because I can't exactly say I hated it; I just found nothing...

Take a look at the 1st picture of the front door. See that yellow parking slab? The owner actually believes 6 inches of concrete will stop vehicles from hitting the building. They have very little experience with the real world apparently. This ludicrous claim they made in my previous review is defending their choice to endanger their customers with a trip hazard. The one that ruined my grama's life. She was just telling me the story of that day in the ambulance. She said the pain was so unbearable she prayed for the Lord to take her. She has never been the same since. Had to leave her home. Shame on this business that by all rights should have been sued. Good luck not with your next...

The sense of community in Lenox is very strong, and such a sense carries over to it's establishments- this diner included. Sitting down here for a meal doesn't feel like just grabbing some food - the cozy atmosphere covered in local rep on top of the friendly staff makes this place very pleasant and feels significant to this town, despite my recent arrival. Everything might be a little downscaled compared to your brand diners(including the prices!), but it's part of the charm. The Tiger Den isn't just a diner. It's Lenox's diner, devoid of corporate monotony like the rest of the town and imbued with that same sense...