Why Tiger Tiger is known by that name puzzles most people no end, it could perhaps be a passing reference to William Blake's wonderful lyric poem 'The Tyger', but when customers enter any of the group's nine outlets the mystery soon gives way to amazement. Designed in a stylish manner, the pace is more relaxed in the daytime whilst in the evening it's buzzing with happy party-goers, who are drawn in by the lively ambience at the club and bar.

The Tiger Tiger experience varies little across their venues, so you could head to the Moroccan styled Kazbar at Leeds, the Groovy Wonderland at Cardiff, or The Club at Manchester, for example.

The well balanced menu is a fusion of British and Mediterranean cuisine, all created from the freshest of ingredients. You could find dishes such as duck spring rolls, Southern fried chicken fillets, and Tiger Tiger mixed grill of sirloin steak, gammon, Cumberland sausage, char-grilled chicken breast and lamb cutlet. Indulge yourself in a Canadian shell on lobster or a juicy sirloin steak drizzled with garlic butter, while a favourite is the Cajun crusted tuna steak on sweet potato wedges served with guacamole.

The repertoire also includes some appealing char-grilled gourmet burgers, fajitas, pasta and salads. To end, an Eton mess of crushed meringues, strawberries and strawberry liquor, bound in whipped cream make for a perfect finish.