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    St Paul's Carnival

    Posted by ourmaninbristol 11 August 2006

    Huge sound systems, Jamaican patties, jerk chicken and curried goat. Much loved colossal street party held over the first Saturday of July every year. A celebration of Afro-Caribbean culture and the community of St Paul's.

    The entire neigbourhood of St. Paul's on the first Saturday of July.

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    The Star and Garter

    Posted by ourmaninbristol 7 August 2006

    Legendary late night pub in boho Montpelier. The DJs spin reggae, there's a good selection of rum behind the bar and Jamaican patties for the peckish. If you're lucky you'll find landlord Dutty Ken in a cooking mood and be treated to some of his finest curried goat. Live music every Sunday that ranges from Gypsy Jazz to Latin, Funk and Dub.

    33 Brook Road, Montpelier
    www.starandgarterproductions.com

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    Jah Mama Restaurant

    Posted by Sunnydelight 23 January 2006

    Jah Mama is a take-out restaurant (with minimal seating) located in the trendy East Village. The emphasis is on authentic home-style Jamaican cuisine with gourmet flair, a true sense of ethnic cuisine, influenced by the variation in culture and ethnicity of the people living in that region of New York. The menu is diverse and the prices are amazingly affordable for the quality of food provided. It is a great place to eat in a refreshingly clean atmosphere combined with its excellent and interesting food that is both tasty and healthy.

    199 East 3rd Street, between Avenues A & B (Alphabet City);
    Nearest train stations: Essex Street (J,M,F); 2nd Ave.(F,V); tel: 212 228 2663

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