Win a night out in London with Camino

Opened in May 2007, Camino is London's true Hispanic hideaway. The restaurant brings together Spain's incredibly varied, regional food and drink under one happening roof. The menu is seasonal and the food is as locally sourced as possible, with tapas in the bar and an a la carte menu in the restaurant. Delicious dishes in the restaurant include, Arroz Negro, black rice with tiger prawns and alioli, in February, or a cut of succulent Bilbao rump steak in April. In the bar, the traditional tapas are perfect as snacks to accompany drinks and some of the Spanish delicacies available are Papas Arrugadas, Pimientos de Padrón and Salpicón de Pulpo. Camino's drink list is true to its Spanish roots, with a selection of the best Spanish wines, Sherries, cavas, beer, cocktails and homemade Sangria.

On the 18 April, Barcelona's King of Rumba', Peret, will make his UK debut at The Barbican. Peret: 50 years of Rumba Catalana + La Troba Kung-Fú will mix a blend of upbeat flamenco and Latin American styles first showcased in the 1970s. Peret's tracks have been covered by everyone from Tom Jones to David Byrne and his influence stretches from the Gypsy Kings to Manu Chao, to Ojos de Brujo.

ThisisLondon.co.uk has teamed up with Camino to offer the lucky winner and guest:

- Complimentary dinner for two at Camino www.camino.uk.com
- 2 x tickets to go see Peret : 50 years of Rumba Catalana + La Troba Kung-Fú at The Barbican on 18 April 2009 www.barbican.org.uk
- Post-show nightcaps at Cargo, the perfect venue for late-night drinks and great music www.cargo-london.com
- Transport from Camino to Barbican and Barbican to Cargo provided by Camino

To enter this competition simply CLICK HERE!

Music and Camino are infectiously intertwined at the King's Cross venue. Every Thursday to Saturday Camino hosts a variety of DJs and occasionally live bands. On 28 April, The Barbican will also be hosting the highly-anticipated concert Spanish Bombs: Tropical Tribute to The Clash. The 4-man gig will be a hit for both Clash lovers and Latin music aficionados alike with guest vocalists and musicians from some of the hottest Latin bands. After the concert, make your way to Camino for the official Spanish Bombs after-party with DJ Scratchy busting beats until 1 00am. Bring along your Spanish Bombs ticket and receive a refreshing bottle of Estrella Damm on the house.

Camino
The Regent Quarter, King's Cross N1 9AF / For bookings: 0207 841 7331 / www.camino.uk.com

Usual This is London rules apply,
Competition closes Friday, 17 April 2009 at 3pm.