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In collaboration with Wringer & Mangle.

Wringer and Mangle, London

Wringer + Mangle is a bar/restaurant set in the picturesque north east of London. They offer breakfast, lunch, dinner and, in their kitchen/bar, the best cocktails.

This London Fields neighbourhood restaurant hang out offers healthy and hearty plates daily and an extensive “Collins” inspired cocktail menu. You can expect home cooked British food prepared with love from fresh, seasonal and locally sourced produce.  Dishes include chargrilled baby chicken with carrot, kohlrabi and parsley; slow roasted shoulder of lamb, anchovy & garlic with crushed aubergine, roasted courgette, mint & caper sauce; or chargrilled ribeye steak. Restaurant guests are able to enjoy the great outdoors all year round, with an attractive courtyard to relax in if you wish.

Wringer and Mangle, London

Wringer and Mangle, London

Wringer and Mangle, London

As for the decor, think reclaimed wood, creeping Russian ivy plants, flickering lights and Victorian lamps that create a charming restaurant setting that you will want to linger in day and night.

Wringer + Mangle have offered one of my readers the chance to win a two course meal for up to six people, with Cava, on any Friday night of your choosing! Simply fill out the Rafflecopter entry form below to enter!

WRINGER + MANGLE GIVEAWAY

Win a two course dinner party for up to six people, with Cava, at Wringer + Mangle worth over £150! To enter, simply fill out the Rafflecopter entry form below!

HOW TO ENTER

For your chance to a win a Wringer + Mangle two course dinner party for up to six people worth over £150 enter using the Rafflecopter form below. Come back and tweet about the giveaway every day for more chances to win!

TERMS & CONDITIONS

This giveaway is open to UK entries only. Entrants must be age 18 or over. The winner will need to respond within 30 days of being contacted; failure to do this may result in another winner being selected.

The prize is offered and provided by Wringer + Mangle. The prize is to win a Wringer + Mangle two course dinner party for up to six people worth over £150. There is no cash alternative and the prize is not transferable. Please note, the winner must book their dinner party for a Friday night.

There is no entry fee and no purchase is necessary to enter this giveaway. The promoter (Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary) reserves the right to cancel or amend the giveaway and these terms and conditions without notice.

Entry into our giveaways will be deemed as acceptance of these terms and conditions.

If you need some help using Rafflecopter, here’s a quick clip to show you how. Rafflecopter will pick the winners at random from all the entries received. I will be verifying entries and any automated entries or those who have claimed they have made the mandatory blog post comment and really haven’t will be disqualified. It’s mandatory! Please make sure your comment is eight words or longer or Google views it as spam. >>>>> All entries with comments fewer than the mandatory 8 words will be disqualified. <<<<<

Closing date is midnight (that’s 00:00 hours, 12 am on Sunday night/Monday morning) on Monday 25 July 2016 (GMT) and the winner will be announced shortly afterwards.

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary has received a complimentary meal voucher for two in return for hosting this giveaway. All photographs courtesy of Wringer + Mangle.

Comments

  9. I’d invite my fiance and bestest girl friends and their husbands to help celebrate our forthcoming nuptials!

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  12. Would be a great family party as my daughter and her boyfriend have been away travelling for a 18 months!

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  18. I would take my best mate and her family as they’ve lost a lot of money and a holiday due to lowcostholiday so this would be a small consolation

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  19. I would invite my children and my grandchildren because my kitchen is tiny and so although family meals are fun, they are usually squashed :0)

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  27. My hubby, my Daughter and her Fiance, my Daughter and her husband to celebrate the birth of my 2nd grandson

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  30. My husband, two sons and their partners. My husband and I have just returned after four years in Australia so still have lots of catching up to do with our sons

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  34. I would bring along my husband, my 2 grown up children and their partners, plus my own 2 brothers

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  41. We have some friends who we are back in touch with after a break of almost twenty years. I’d love for the four of us to go out for a special meal and continue the catching up.

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  43. Myself and my friends have a child free couples night once a month or try to! So it would be the usual suspects 🙂

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  47. I would take my work colleagues, and also an ex colleague who now lives in London so we can all get together and catch up 🙂

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  52. I’d invite a couple of my closest friends and their partners. It would be a lovely evening I’m sure.

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  56. I will make my friends compete to see who makes the final cut! Start being nice to me now maybe. 😉

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  58. My birthday is coming up, so I would invite my oldest and dearest friends. It looks like the perfect place for a fun, memorable evening.

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  61. My secret work colleague crush!! Those flickering lights, charming ambience and the fab food would win him over!!

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  62. My secret work colleague crush!! Those flickering lights, charming ambience & fab food would have to win him over!! Do I have to invite anyone else?! Lol

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  63. I would invite my parents and my mother and father in law, We all get on so well but dont get to see each other as much as we like so this would be perfect x

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  64. Great little prize. Id love this as im planning a trip to London to celebrate my daughter’s 18th birthday!

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  66. I would invite my work colleagues. They work so hard and are brilliant, supportive people who would enjoy this!

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  68. I’d invite my friends the Burketeers, brilliant ladies who have raised thousands of pounds for charity, and also Tom Burke, the lovely man who started it all 🙂

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  69. It would be a straight choice between inviting 2 of my best friends and our partners or 5 of my best friends without? Not a difficult decision really 😉

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  70. I would invite the whole family, as my sister is getting married soon; we really want to have a good night out to celebrate her imminent marriage.

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  74. Ooo, decisions. I would invite My two best friends, my sisters in law and my mum to keep her happy.

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  75. In my fantasy I would invite the wonderful Dawn French. I admire her strength, ethics and of course she would be a fun guest.

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  77. My son is at Uni in London, so I think a quick visit would be a good idea, we could all go there for dinner

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  78. I have two lovely ladies that I’m close to – so I’d bring them and all of our partners! 😀

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  79. I would take my friends to meet up with our friend and her girlfriend who moved to London before christmas

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  81. My work colleague and her boyfriend as we have both had a really tough time recently! Then my boyfriend and a mutual friend and her boyfriend. It would be a triple date and we all need a good relax and giggle with good company and good food 🙂

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  82. I’d actually love to invite several of my fb friends I’ve not met yet.. would be an awesome night for sure

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  83. I would invite my husband, my sisster and her husband, my brother-in-law and his wife. We all get on really well so it would be a great night.

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  84. My husband, my beautiful daughter and her lovely fiance who are getting married this Saturday and my best friend and her husband

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  87. My husband, my daughter Ruby and her boyfriend Josh and my sons Jake and Paddy, with me that makes 6!

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  88. My fiancé and I would invite friends I have in London. They have been friends from childhood, and we do enjoy seeing them on the rare occasions that we manage. To have a lovely meal out together would be a wonderful, welcome treat for us all.

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  89. I would invite my parents and in-laws for a dinner party for a chance to get everyone together

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  91. I would invite my husband,son daughter and my two best friends and there husbands to thank them for making my life so special

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  92. I’d invite former work colleagues – the organisation went bust earlier this year and we could all do with a bit of a lift.

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  95. My besties…there is a group of six of us that have remained friends since school, despite all moving in different directions we all still make the time to catch up and share our lives with each other!

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  96. The wife and I keep saying that we need to meet up with friends of ours for dinner, but have just never got round to it, so I like the idea that if something is fixed, it would happen!

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  100. I was just saying to my core group of friends that we haven’t been out to dinner in a while, I’d love to bring 4 of them, along with my hubby to this if I was lucky enough to win 🙂

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  101. I would take my husband and invite our best friends. We have been friends since our teens, but now all married with kids it would be lovely to have an adult night out.

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  103. The whole of my family as I’ve just got back home and haven’t seen them in months so I would love a fab dinner with them!

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