GIVEAWAY | Win a $50 Gift Card for Elephant & Castle's New Winter Menu

In the spirit of the holiday season, we've partnered with our friends at Elephant & Castle once more to giveaway a $50 gift card! It's the perfect opportunity to get a bite of their new Winter menu, featuring 5 delicious items to warm you up in this cold, cold, city.

Because we expect nothing less of a polar vortex in true Canadian winter style, we're loving the new winter offerings at Elephant & Castle! From a festive turkey & cranberry burger to a bacon & tomato soup, the five new dishes look warm and hearty. Take a look at the rest of the menu items below and enter our contest for a chance to win the $50 gift card!

Turkey Burger (pictured above) with a house-made lean turkey patty and cranberry compote. How appropriately festive is this burger? Also served with a side of your choice.

Miso Ramen Bowl with thinly sliced BBQ pork, scallions & togarashi spice

Red Ale Braised Lamb Shank served with mashed potatoes & seasonal veggies

Scotch Eggs served with red ale mustard sauce

Bacon & Tomato Soup with garlic grilled cheese croutons

Enter our contest below:
- Contest runs Monday, December 8th through Friday, December 12th
- You must complete all the requirements for a valid entry

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