GOAT

[Arthritic Toe]

Anyone remember the "Goat 'em Brighton" banner of the mid-1970s?

Thats exactly what flashed into my head too!
All that season I never knew whether it was Coat 'em, Goat 'em.... I guess it was Go at 'em. Suddenly, 30 years later it all makes sense...

 

[Notters]

Cummin up was good last time I tried it, but it was a few years ago. They never had what you wanted to order from the menu though and in the end I just used to ask for a selection.

 

[el punal]

Thats exactly what flashed into my head too!
All that season I never knew whether it was Coat 'em, Goat 'em.... I guess it was Go at 'em. Suddenly, 30 years later it all makes sense...

I know, a bit of a curry on wasn't it!

 

[Wilko]

There are a couple of Caribbean places: one on Lewes Road and one on Preston Circus: I bet they sell it

The one on Lewes road does indeed. Goat meat was a regular dish when I lived in Kenya, can be very hit or miss.

 

[Mr Bridger]

Reminds me of when I found out I was dyslexic when I went to a toga party dressed as a goat.

 

[el punal]

I think McDonalds serve kids?

Did their Nanny pay the bill?

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

There are a couple of Caribbean places: one on Lewes Road and one on Preston Circus: I bet they sell it

Curried goat is indeed available at the very excellent Cummin Up at Preston Circus

 

[Return of the Rev]

Recall a lad called goat? circa 80's

 

[Colossal Squid]

Quite a few Caribbean places around town these days.

You've got the already mentioned Cummin Up, there's Back a Yard on Lewes Road, Lickle More just off George Street, Jukes on Portland Road and there's also a pop up along Madeira Drive which I assume is only there for the summer.

Plus on Western Road, just up from Waitrose, there's a new African place called Angel's which serves a lot of Afro-Caribbean food including jerk chicken and, I believe, curried goat

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Quite a few Caribbean places around town these days.

You've got the already mentioned Cummin Up, there's Back a Yard on Lewes Road, Lickle More just off George Street, Jukes on Portland Road and there's also a pop up along Madeira Drive which I assume is only there for the summer.

Plus on Western Road, just up from Waitrose, there's a new African place called Angel's which serves a lot of Afro-Caribbean food including jerk chicken and, I believe, curried goat

I bloody love Caribbean food. Seems the Brighton scene has improved a lot since I left. There was just one place 4 years ago.

 

[ManOfSussex]

The one on Lewes road does indeed. Goat meat was a regular dish when I lived in Kenya, can be very hit or miss.

I used to have it now-and-then when I lived in Botswana. Too bony and stinks when it's cooked I found.

 

[Bakero]

Quite a few Caribbean places around town these days.

You've got the already mentioned Cummin Up, there's Back a Yard on Lewes Road, Lickle More just off George Street, Jukes on Portland Road and there's also a pop up along Madeira Drive which I assume is only there for the summer.

Plus on Western Road, just up from Waitrose, there's a new African place called Angel's which serves a lot of Afro-Caribbean food including jerk chicken and, I believe, curried goat

Which is best? Any recommendations?

 

[Ceej]

Up and Cummin. Or similar. On Preston Circus. However it's really London Road,New England Road, Preston Road, Beaconsfield Road and Viaduct Road.

Sounds like a good old fashioned '70's Scandi film

 

[spence]

I used to have it now-and-then when I lived in Botswana. Too bony and stinks when it's cooked I found.

Lucky sod.

Love to visit Botswana and Uganda

 

[brakespear]

Did their Nanny pay the bill?

Yes, but she was a bit gruff about it.

 

[boik]

Thought this was going to be about these crazy Swedes!

 

[Colossal Squid]

I wasn't that impressed last time I had a Cummin Up and I've not tried the two Hove ones however Back a Yard is decent and the African place on Western Road is excellent.

I had a look at the Madeira Drive one earlier and it's the same people who pop up for various events such as during the festival, Kemptown Carnival and the Hove Lawns food fest. I enjoyed their jerk pork and chicken though haven't tried goat by their hands (if they even do it).

I know there's somewhere in town that does a "reggae roast" on Sundays but alas I forget where

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[Cold Gettin Dumb]

Recent reports sugest Cummin Up is doing anthing but. Shit in a tray merchants theses days.

Sadly (as I wanted to be a regular customer), I had the worst experience I've ever had when ordering food. Bloke in his late 20s/early 30s taking my order when just stops listening and starts to chat up a female that comes in. He kissed his teeth when I asked him to carry on taking my order, then when in the end when it was time to give me my change, he tried to give me a random scoop of coppers and the odd silver coin in amongst the pile. Asked him how he knew he was giving me the right change as he hadn't counted the coins, to which more kissing of teeth occurred before he then counted out my coins.
Haven't been back since based on that .
Shame.

 

[Cian]

Moroccan places usually have it too, if the Caribbean style of cooking it isn't to your liking. Only had it once, and not in Brighton, a goat and cinnamon dish that wasn't bad but not exceptional.

 

[fat old seagull]

Can you smoke it

I doubt the aftertaste is that Grassy!