Win a Father's Day meal for four

Finding a suitable treat for dad on Father's Day is notoriously tricky, but here's a solution for you. Few men will turn their nose up at a free meal for four, including a bottle of house wine. Particularly when said meal is in a top-class restaurant with three destinations to choose from.

This prize comes courtesy of Heathcotes, whose collection of award-winning restaurants includes The Olive Press, Grado and London Road Restaurant and Wine Bar. You decide which of these you want to visit and they'll get your party of four booked in on Sunday.

We know which restaurant we'd choose (because it's proper posh), but here's a description of each for those who aren't sure which one to go for:

The Olive Press: Sophisticated Italian and grill in the city centre. Will suit a pizza, pasta or steak-eating father who appreciates high quality ingredients, stone-baked dishes, and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

Grado: Regional and new wave Spanish food, also in the city centre. Ideal for fathers who like to be a little bit adventurous with their Mediterranean food. Grado's menu includes tapas, hams, paellas, spit roast meat, grilled fish and clay baked flatbreads. Authentic and very popular.

London Road: Highly regarded fine-dining restaurant in Alderley Edge. Pricier than the other two, but it's free anyway, so no matter. If your dad likes eating out to be a big occasion with smart dress and exceptional food, this is for him. London Road serves classical European cuisine including delights such as Brittany guinea fowl, Goosnargh duck, and Menai oysters.

To be in with a chance of winning a meal for four including a bottle of house wine at one of these restaurants on Sunday 21 June, just fill out the form below.

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