Caribbean Paradise Comes to The Goat Llandudno
Looking for a taste of the tropics without leaving North Wales? Mark your calendars for Thursday, 18 September 2025, when The Goat Llandudno transforms into a Caribbean haven for one special evening. From 5:30pm to 9:00pm, this modern dining establishment on the beautiful Llandudno promenade will transport you to an island paradise through authentic flavours, vibrant dishes, and tropical drinks.
The Goat: Where Modern Meets Traditional
The Goat has quickly established itself as Llandudno's premier dining destination, known for its contemporary approach to cuisine and stylish atmosphere. The restaurant offers breathtaking views alongside exceptional food on the picturesque Llandudno promenade. While their regular menu celebrates modern Welsh cuisine, this Caribbean special event showcases the restaurant's versatility and commitment to bringing global flavours to North Wales.
The Caribbean Cuisine Night is part of The Goat Llandudno's popular specials program, which features themed dining experiences throughout the year. These events allow The Goat's talented kitchen team to explore different culinary traditions while maintaining their commitment to quality ingredients and expert preparation.
A Taste of the Caribbean at The Goat
The Caribbean special menu at The Goat Llandudno features an impressive selection of authentic dishes that capture the essence of island cooking. For starters, diners can choose from small plates including Jerk Pork Belly with Slaw (£8), Honey Jerk King Prawns (£9), and vegetarian-friendly Cauliflower Wings (£7). The traditional Beef Pattie (£7) offers a taste of Jamaican street food, while Saltfish Fritters (£6) introduce a staple ingredient in Caribbean cooking.
Main courses showcase the diversity of Caribbean cuisine at The Goat. The aptly named Curried Goat (£15) headlines the menu, a slow-cooked local goat stew rich with island spices and deep flavours. Other standouts include Brown Chicken Stew (£13), charcoal-finished Jerk Chicken (£13), and Fried Fish Escovitch (£15), a tangy marinated fish dish served on the bone with colourful peppers and onions.
Plant-based diners visiting The Goat Llandudno aren't forgotten. The flavourful Chickpea Pumpkin Curry (£12) offers an authentic taste of Caribbean vegetarian cooking. The menu also features traditional sides like Rice and Peas (£5), Calaloo (£4), and Antiguan Slaw (£4) to complete the island experience.
No Caribbean meal would be complete without sweet treats, and The Goat delivers with Pineapple Upside Down cake (£8), Banana Fritter (£8), and Sweet Potato Pudding (£8), all showcasing tropical flavours that transport you straight to the islands.
Caribbean Cocktails and Island Vibes
The Caribbean experience at The Goat Llandudno extends beyond food to classic island beverages. Rum, the spirit of the Caribbean, features prominently in cocktails like the Pina Colada (£10) and Rum Punch (£10). Beer enthusiasts can enjoy Red Stripe (£5.5), Jamaica's iconic lager that pairs perfectly with the spicy flavours of Caribbean cuisine.
The modern dining room at The Goat provides the perfect setting for this culinary journey. Its spacious layout and contemporary design create an atmosphere that balances sophistication with relaxed island vibes. The restaurant's location on Llandudno promenade adds to the experience, with coast views reminiscent of the Caribbean's beautiful shorelines.
Caribbean Culture: More Than Just Food
The Caribbean Cuisine Night at The Goat Llandudno celebrates not just the food but the rich cultural heritage of this diverse region. Did you know the Caribbean comprises over 7,000 islands with influences from British, Spanish, French, Dutch, African, and Creole cultures? This melting pot has created one of the world's most exciting culinary traditions.
Unlike Britain, which has four seasons, the Caribbean has just two: dry (December-May) and wet (June-November). The region is also home to natural wonders, including Dominica's Boiling Lake and the second-largest coral reef system in the world.
Cuba is the largest Caribbean Island, while Jamaica holds the Guinness World Record for most churches per square mile. The Caribbean also produces 71 rum brands across its many distilleries; a tradition celebrated in The Goat's cocktail selection.
Experience the Caribbean at The Goat Llandudno
The Caribbean Cuisine Night at The Goat offers Llandudno residents and visitors a unique opportunity to experience authentic island flavours without leaving North Wales. For one special evening, this modern dining establishment transforms its menu to highlight the vibrant, spice-driven dishes that make Caribbean cooking so beloved worldwide.
Located on the beautiful Llandudno promenade, The Goat provides the perfect setting for this culinary journey, combining stylish surroundings with exceptional food and attentive service. The restaurant's commitment to quality ingredients ensures that each dish on the Caribbean specials menu delivers authentic flavours while maintaining The Goat Llandudno's high standards.
Don't miss this chance to experience Caribbean cuisine at one of Llandudno's finest restaurants. Book your table now on our reservations page or contact tables@thegoat-llandudno.co.uk. With The Goat's reputation for excellence and the popularity of their special events, early reservation is strongly recommended.
