Easy Tiger Bar

The décor is stripped back, with an industrial feel to it. When we arrive on a weekend there’s quite an atmosphere in the place. It’s post brunch, a lot of folks seem to have enjoyed it. But as the hours tick on it’s out with the old and in with the new, like ourselves, out to enjoy a few drinks in a low-key hangout. There’s always a decent deal when it comes to drinks here and we’re happy to see hops on the happy hour promotion, so we settle in to enjoy a few glasses. We’ll be the first to admit we’re not the best when it comes to pool but if the table is quiet we’ll happily have a game amongst ourselves. It’s when challengers come along we start to get into trouble. The pool table is usually busy here, but once the crowd thins a bit there’s a spot. Once it gets busier again, interest picks up and we move to a table. The music here is eclectic to say the least. During brunch it’s cheesy tunes all the way, and post-brunch on a Friday there’s usually a set from one of the resident Djs or the band. The rest of the time there are live solo acts and Premier League, Champions league and multiple other types of sports on the big screens to watch. Hungry, we turn our attention the menu and go for a few chicken wings. There are a few options to try but the Korean versions and the classic buffalo wings are both top notch and go down so well that we order another few baskets. Wings, hops, decent music, vibrant and lively, throw in a few games of pool and this is as good a night out as you can get in our book and Easy Tiger certainly has a charm that keeps people coming back.