Tiger Inn in East Riding of Yorkshire

Arrived after a long day at Flamingo Land for our evening meal, 4 adults and 3 children. I had the burger, which i have to say was amazing. I also had Stilton chips, which were really nice too

After been told their was a reduced menu due to quiz night we decided on fish which was a very small portion for the price of £12.50 and burgers which had to be sent back due to them being under cooker the management was very unhelpful, a very disappointing experiences and would not recommend you to call here.

We did not eat here but stayed for a drink and found a lovely warm welcome. We had aimed to eat as the menu looked lovely and was reasonably placed but we travelled further a field and so did not go there for food.

We had spent the day at Bemoton Cliffs and on our way back to where we were staying we noticed this pub. We decided to stop for a meal and we were pleased we did. We were greeted by a very friendly lady who said, despite being busy, they could fit us in for a meal. The staff were really friendly and our drinks arrived very quickly. The menu is very good with a great variety of meals offered. We didn’t wait too long for food, we knew it was cooked freshly so didn’t mind a little wait. The meals were great, good sized portions and very reasonably priced.

Had my daughter and her partner and grandson over so we decided to eat out as the weather was good ...we ordered our drinks and sat outside after 15 minutes we asked where our drinks were as other people arriving after us were been served....At this point a rather young inexperienced girl says ....what you want me to do magic them out of thin air absolute joke of a service the girl in question then came back with some old battle axe both Hell bent on escalating the situation .....the poor couple next to us said that they too had recieved a rude service ...avoid if your looking for a polite friendly service

Nice food and Selection of drinks. Well run and social distancing and all other precautions relating to the current virus were taken into account and handled well. We will return soon.

We love this little pub friendly staff food was great and very hot plenty on the plate will always come back next time we are hear

Eaten here now three times, each time the food been top standard, pies packed full of meat, chips cooked to perfection, pate starter was marvellous, would highly recommend!!!

As we arrived with 2 restless kids after being out all day we finally decided what we wanted off the menu. Placed our order to be told we had the wrong menus. 30 minutes later after receiving the right menu the bar staff came to take our order. We asked for the kids mains to come with our starters which didn’t happen. Then the kids food arrived at the wrong table and was completely wrong. Another 30mins later our mains arrived stone cold. The staff was useless and was unhappy when we told them the food was cold. NEVER again. Worst experience of my life

Totally unorganised, wrong orders sent out and landlady non apologetic for all mistakes. Only two tables in and service was shockingly slow.Other table had a refund for the bill they hadn’t even paid and tried charging us for food that was sat on another table and then given to us cold.Would understand if slightly busy but shocking organisation and no apology for bad service or confusion.

Not a particularly good experience- a bar full of drinkers and were told they didn’t do food except for Sundays. This used to be a great pub which did serve food and was a great meeting point on the way home from work. It has certainly gone downhill!

We have just had the most amazing meal in a very welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Such tasty food, ample portions without being overwhelming and good prices. Beer is a perfect pint too! Five of us plus drinks only cost under £70 and we all had several drinks. Highly recommend the ‘beast’ burger - so delicious. Lovely landlord and landlady. Very friendly without being intrusive. We will be back!

Nipped in for a pint ,was quite packed out was small area in by bar was nice,good choices of drinks,got a bit loud at times with some customers.food looked good but we only had drinks ,right in the town centre.

This pub is one of the nicest pubs ive been in for a long time.....called in last week in passing...just for a drink....glad i did.!!!....apparently they have nearly finished refurbishment. Sunday lunches are available now...and very shortly a carvery will be available.....main meals will be available in a few weeks ........we called in again yesterday for a drink and a lunchtime snack.......Beutiful warm baguette....bacon..brie and chutney.........and a hot roast beef panini...some of the best chunky chips ive had....washed down with a pint of strongbow.!!!...this pub is definitely on the up.....lovley friendly owners....and a great selection of beers etc...ill not be able to drive past this pub ever again....!!

Friendly efficient service, food hot & tasty, had a very enjoyable night in this cosy pub. Pub clean and tidy.

Having enjoyed many a good meal in the Tiger Inn in the past it has been disappointing to see the decline of such a wonderful and charismatic local venue. That being said it is now under new management and to be fair there has been some obvious improvements in the decor and certainly the overall cleanliness has improved. We decided to try the Tiger for a quick bar meal which was underwhelming to say the least with the main part of the meal obviously being cooked/reheated in a microwave. The overall ambiance of the Tiger Inn is very friendly and the couple running the business appear to be very committed to ensuring their customers are satisfied and I wish them every success for the future with one final comment Ditch the Microwave and concentrate on freshly cooked food which the Tiger was well known for in the past.

The prawn cocktail was good enough to eat as a main meal. The price was very good. We both had a main meal but wasnt impressed. Understand it is now under new management.

Me and the husband was staying near by and saw the reviews so went for Sunday lunch. It was fantastic, the portion was huge and a very good price. The staff were really friendly and when i booked they even offered that we could take our dog into the snug area.The waitresses were faultless and so was the meal. The beef was lovely and tender and we have a really good varied portion of vegetables, 7 in all. Will certainly go again.

Just been for Sunday lunch lovely and hot good size portions friendly staff good value for money Will be trying curry night next

My wife and I called in here the other evening, on Bank Holiday Monday and were surprised, and a little disappointed that such a nice building in such a perfect spot had become so run down. There was no food being served, the decor was tired, and it became clear that there is a holding company looking after it, until a new long term tenant can be found.There were only a handful of people in, on what should be a busy Holiday weekend, and one of the fridges was empty.I am leaving an "average" rating since I don't want to add to the poor rating it already has on TripAdvisor, but if, and when the new Tenant takes over, I suggest they put a post on here to let people know.I wish them well.

Its now under new management and what a difference

This pub used to be very popular with a thriving restaurant but has struggled of late. To be fair, there is a big sign on the front saying “Could You Run This Pub” so it looks like the brewery owners are looking for a new permanent Manager/ Tenant.

Went with friends for a sociable drink, we were given the wrong drinks Lime in Larger twice the second time we ended up having to order another drink the attitude stunk I would not recommend visiting and will not be going back, worse service I’ve ever had,

Went for a lunch time meal and walked into the lounge on a cold, damp day whereupon the staff asked if we would prefer to be in the bar as the fire was lit. She apologised for the draught as the door was open as they were having a beer delivery but that was soon sorted. We all ordered meals and they came very quickly and were very enjoyable - the steak was cooked perfectly, very succulent. We were asked if we minded the pub dog being around (we didn't) as it is a dog friendly pub, another local brought one in too. Friendly staff, good beer and food we were very happy and will definitely go again.

Visited on Friday lunchtime,we were greeted with a roaring open fire and friendly smile from the bar staff,we ordered steak and it was cooked to perfection and at a very reasonable price

Siempre hemos visitado este pub un par de veces cada año, la comida y el ambiente era siempre buena. Probamos hace unos meses, pero la cocina estaba cerrada por reformas, así que nos fuimos a otro lado. Paso de nuevo llamado para el almuerzo de domingo - Oh cielos! Fue una decepción. El fuego que te saludan en un día frío no estaba iluminado. El pub estaba vacío, aparte de 4 personas que acababa de llegar como nosotros.

Beer was warm and didn't taste nice at all, staff where not polite at all! Everyone said it was such a nice pub I don't have any idea what they mean

Cracking country pub, with the friendliest of staff. Nothing is too much trouble. Dog friendly for friendly dogs too

went into the pub - yes it's changed hands but the new tenant was very obliging for a monday lunchtime and coped with a colleagues allergy to dairy food and flour- so cooked us the best tasting gammon ever from the local butcher in the village with a huge portion of chips - may be if we'd asked for salad that would have been a nice garnish- but the friendly welcome means wish her lot of success in the future

Fuimos en tigre Bedford para almorzar con mi marido. La casera hizo todo lo posible para ayudar a mí con mi dieta con comida, acabé con sobresaliente Xtra con ensalada de arroz que incorporada de patatas fritas, qué cosa preciosa para ofrecer, a pesar de...

The Tiger Inn at Beeford is now open Mon-Weds 4pm - 11pm. We serve food Thurs-Fri 12-2 & 5-7.. Sat & Sun 12 -6pm. New Menu available.

Llamamos antes de venir a la zona y nos dijeron que el pub fue cambiando de manos del martes 22 de este mes. Pensamos en ir para una bebida y algo de comer ayer. No hay oportunidad, oscuridad total y cerrada. No sé si está...

We were staying in the area this weekend and visited The Tiger Inn both Friday and Saturday with our pup Dexter. We were told by the owner of the place we were staying that the pub had recently been taken over so don't pay attention to the reviews more than a couple of months old. We were immediately made to feel welcome. The staff were lovely and the locals were welcoming, happy to chat. There's a stash of dog biscuits behind behind the bar, the landlord and bar staff even brought biscuits out to the garden for Dexter.We didn't eat but there was a steady stream of people coming in to eat.It's in a great location on the Bridlington Road.We enjoyed this friendly pub, it has so much potential. Wish the landlord and staff all the best in building up the business and we'll certainly be back.Thanks for being so welcoming.

I visited this pub for a Sunday lunch with my husband. The food was faultless,portion sizes where brilliant.value for money I would say!The staff were very welcoming and polite.we had a very enjoyable experience whilst visiting this pub will definitely go again!

We came across the Tiger Inn by accident and thought we would go in for a drink and something to eat, it was very quaint and a traditional pub. The ale was excellent and the food we ordered was plenty full and good value for money, would definitely go there again

I recently visited this pub to find it had recently re-opened under new management. As a frequent visitor to the Beeford area, I use to go to the Tiger with family to have a lovely evening with superb food. Oh boy was I disappointed - it took ages before a waitress (who was also running the bar, taking orders and serving the food) took our order. I ordered a chicken dish with bbq sauce, bacon and cheese. When I eventually got it, the chicken was under cooked in the middle and inedable. The waitress came and took it back, but didn't seem bothered that I was not happy with my meal. After 15 mins, I got another meal, which was ok but very disappointing. More staff is needed as the poor girl is not able to cope, let alone smile or ask the customers if they are enjoying their food. On paying for the food, the bar person/waitress did apologies for the food, but made no effort to make us want to return - but just simply said they had, had a lot of complaints that day.That said it all. A lovely village pub bites the dust. !!

We called for a meal here as we were staying nearby and was told it was under new management. It was pretty disappointing to be honest. I do think that the new landlord is trying but they're a way off yet. Food was okay but pub is very run down and strangely the landlord lit the coal fire when it was 19 degrees outside in August.They also let the smokers congregate just outside the open door and so you either get smoke on the way out or on the way in. Don't think we'll be going back

I visited this village inn with my wife after last calling in several years ago, we were led to believe it was now under new management and hoped it was still as good as before. On arrival everything seemed just the same, particularly pleasing was the fact that dogs were welcome, hard to find decent places these days that allow our canine friends. On entering it was immediately apparent nothing had changed décor wise, infact, this was an area that looked in need of some TLC, it looked tired now and in need of some revitalisation. The young lady that served behind the bar was very pleasant but didn't really know much when asked and had to refer to the 'landlord' I presume. We ordered some drinks, a carling lager and a pint of John Smiths smooth, my wife said the lager tasted like soda water and to be honest I have had a better pint. We ordered some food, a homemade steak and ale pie which had seen better days (even our dog couldn't eat the pastry, supposed to be shortcrust) which came with just peas and chips -at £8+ this is a bit steep we thought. I ordered a lasagne which came with garlic bread and chips, this wasn't as bad but would have benefited from some actual 'lasagne' putting in between the meat and sauce ! - overall overpriced, poor quality and a big disappointment, we will not be back, such a shame as previously it was a good eating and drinking place.

We had been recommended, but as we found out under new management. We're seated just in restaurant. I made a comment to waitress it was very chilly & drafts, I was told they do not like to have the front door closed. After shivering through bland lasagne and hard chips and highly priced coke we decided it was the worst place we have eaten in the area. Also to get Attention you have to ring a bell !!

The food was inedable so bad that we left with out complaining , we just wanted outWhat with swatting flies,the colour of the cooks tea towels when she was attending to the servery, cold food and hard cauliflower , I can honestly say this was one-of the worst meals I have eaten

On our Way of the Roses bike ride, we stopped in Driffield for lunch and The Tiger looked like one of the better pubs on the high street.The four of us wandered in a 2.01pm to an empty bar, save for some of the locals glued to The Racing Channel on TV, to be told that food stopped at 2pm and left in no uncertain terms that this was not open to negotiation.Don't be deceived by the multitude of craft and artisan beermats on the wall, they only serve John Smiths, Carling etc on tap and we slurped our Magners down and spent £25 at a local delicatessen along the road.A poor reflection on Driffield - "The Capital of the Wolds", according to the road signs.

We were told by locals that the pub had just been taken over by a local family. The food was OK nothing special but perfectly nice. The beer was John Smith's not my favourite but there were alternatives. Service was nice and friendly.

The three of us - my sister, father and I - sat outside and noticed a few nice changes immediately - there was a fence blocking the garden from the car park, and there was at least a bouncy castle for small children to play on; I felt these were good touches as I always worried about children running onto the car park or being bored. The garden and the interior were empty, but it was never a busy pub during the weekdays anyway.We bought our first round of drinks and then ordered food. Our original order was a sharer platter and the sharer nachos, but we were informed that they had "run out of the components for the platter", so we kept the nachos but ordered a cheeseburger and a chicken melt instead.What felt like a worryingly quick few minutes later, the food arrived, and we nervously tucked in. - The cheeseburger...well, the bread bun was rock hard, and the whole thing tasted like it had been pre-cooked then microwaved when ordered.- The chicken melt was average, nothing special. It was a generic store bought chicken breast with bacon, barbeque sauce and a bit of cheese, again microwaved to melt on top and presumably heat the chicken and bacon through.- We had expected the sharer nachos to be a large portion with a large helping of cheese - but what we got was a small plate of plain nacho chips. We had asked for no sauces or "bed of lettuce" on top, but thought that cheese would be there still. - The chips received alongside the chicken and the cheeseburger tasted as though they were bought from the chip shop across the road and then re-heated. The theme of this cook seems to be "microwave", and it was very underwhelming for the price and previous reputation.To the pub's advantage, the manager was sympathetic and charged us nothing for the nachos, as he "couldn't in good conscience" make us pay for it.All in all, we were disappointed. I understand that taking over a pub is hard, and the first year or so of re-opening will be difficult - but whatever the new management are paying their chef is too much. The biggest mistake they made was replacing the original cook, as his homemade meals brought in a large amount of regulars and travelers. As a summary - go for the drinks and to entertain children for a while, but do not eat there until they fire their current cook and bring back their old menu.

This place has been closed a while, (see review called 'Tiger Out') but has now re-opened under new management.The new management are trying to make a go of it but seem to be having teething problems at the moment.The menu is reduced in range from what it used to be and when I went in it was quiet. To be fair to the new management I think this is a case of waiting to see if they improve. In the meantime, it is open again as a pub and that side is quite pleasant but I think they need to work harder on the food side.

Do not go!!! We went at the weekend as we had always had such a fantastic meal here over the last couple of years. The food and service had always been great especially the homemade specials. We noticed the menu had changed a lot but the 'homemade' steak pie stood out to us so we chose that. It arrived after a long wait even though the place wasn't at all busy. It looked ok when it was placed in front of us but...it was terrible. The chips seemed almost definitely like they had nipped over the road to the chippy, the broccoli was like a rubber ball and had no taste and the pie...well, it was obvious it had been microwaved. The steak was very tender but very tasteless and the pastry was very chewy. This meal was one of the worst ever. We were so disappointed after previous visits. It seems it must've changed hands?? What a disappointment. We both felt quite poorly after and will be avoiding the place....such a shame as it's in a lovely village and used to be so busy. I hope they pull their socks up as it could really do well but work needs doing to make it right!!!

On previous visits, the food here was not too bad but they annoyingly did not sell dry white wine or normal tonic water and also had no wi-fi.The staff had an annoying habit of asking you as soon as you entered the pub "are you dining with us tonight" even before you were able to close the door..Well, as of April 2014, THEIR door is now well and truly closed because the place is all shut up up and is 'To Let'.Let's hope it soon re-opens but for now, don't have a wasted journey and avoid...

We called at the Tiger Inn on the way home from Bridlington last Sunday only wanted a sandwich but decided to have couple of meals off the 2 for a tenner menu. I didn't expect much but was surprised I had Ham egg and chips,the wife had chicken curry both meals were luvly, chips were hand cut. The staff were very friendly couldn't do enough for you.We go past quite a few times during the summer but this is the first time we have stopped and it wont be the last.

Arrived just before 2.00 pm when kit he'd closed at 2.00. Could not have been more charming and got the chef to make us some of the best sandwiches we have had in a long while.

Excellent and helpful service. Food was delicious. We will certainly go back again for more. Also, the pub is dog friendly which is really good.

booked a table for six people, including two children and a baby yet still had to wait 45 min before we got any food...I was half way through my steak when I gagged on a huge black hair in the food. The waitress was very casual about it and didnt seem all that bothered. I asked to speak to the manager but nobody came.

Dined here for 3 successive nights late July and the food as always was great. 2 meals for a tenner plus drinks on top is perfectly acceptable to me. The only thing that perhaps should happen is that the 2 for a tenner menu is extended out slightly to cater for a wider range of tastes. As the restaurant was quite busy on 2 of the 3 nights I opted to remain in the bar area as it was slightly cooler down that end of the pub nearer the door. As always, will return here again when I am next staying in Bridlington which is a 15 minute drive away.

We only went into the Tiger Inn as it was the first place we had seen driving south out of Bridlington that offered a British style menu.The staff were welcoming and the service was good.The menu is more varied than you get in a typical pub, for example I had mexican style pork loins. The food was well cooked and the portions sizeable. The prices are reasonable, what you would expect to pay for pub food. The beer was well kept.The decor is dated and is in need of a revamp. That said, it is by no means a dump.

I have been using the Tiger Inn now for many years.The pub serves home cooked food and covers a variety of dishes.Currently on Sundays to Thursdays the pub is offering 2 meals for a tenner, which is excellent value. The only slight disappointment is that the lasagne doesn't make it into the dish list for this deal.We ate here 17th/18th and 19th February and ate each evening for around £16 for the 2 of us including our drinks, pint of Stella and a glass of wine.The pub is effectively split into 3 areas. 'Tap room' off to the left and the main eatery to the right. The pub has it's own dining area set further back from the bar, but you can do as we did and sit in the main pub area near the bar and keep close to the open fire which was quite nice and cosy. I would heartily recommend The Tiger and will be sure to dine here the next time I am in Bridlington. I have probably dined here around 40 times now and have always had a good experience. I'm not vegetarian and can't comment on a pasta bake as the other reviewer has. I can recommend the Gammon and Eggs though. If you like real ale, the John Smiths cask is also worth a look.Any questions, just ask.

i ordered the vegetarian option which was a pasta bake which was sloppy and bland. I did mention to the waitress but was not offered an alternative... wont be back

Excellent value, friendly staff, good beer, super chef who REALLY knows how to cook fish. Not always easy and this chef is very good. Pies always good too, lovely soft buttery short crust pastry. Evening meals or Sunday lunches, take your pick.