Latest food hygiene ratings given out to Nottingham pubs, restaurants and cafes

Rucsandra Moldoveanu

1 September 2024 at 0:39 pm·3-min read

Indian takeaway Red Chilli on Broxtowe Lane — -Credit: (Image: Google)

A total of 33 businesses have received food hygiene ratings in Nottingham in August, including popular chain restaurants, gallery cafés, and takeaways. The ratings are handed out by Nottingham City Council upon inspection from an environmental health officer.

The rating tells customers how closely the businesses are meeting the requirements of food hygiene law and can be displayed in the window of the business. Ratings are on a scale from zero - 'urgent improvement necessary' - to five - 'very good'.

In August, a total of 33 businesses were inspected across the city, with one of them scoring a 3/5 rating ('generally satisfactory'). Below are all the ratings split into categories.

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Restaurants and cafés

Rated 5/5 on August 2: KFC Alfreton Drive-To, Alfreton Road
Rated 5/5 on August 6: Bill's Restaurants, Queen Street
Rated 5/5 on August 6: Boba Bubble Tea, North Gate Place
Rated 5/5 on August 6: Caterlink Ltd Gallery Café, Lakeside Arts Centre University Of Nottingham, University Boulevard
Rated 5/5 on August 6: Dunkin', Alfreton Road
Rated 5/5 on August 7: Crabtree Farm Community Café, Crabtree Farm Community Centre Steadfold Close
Rated 5/5 on August 8: Bohns Best Burgers, Broad Street
Rated 5/5 on August 9: Court Catering Limited Nottingham Magistrates' Court, Nottingham Magistrates' Court, Wilford Street
Rated 5/5 on August 8: Crown Court Café, Crown Court, 60 Canal Street
Rated 5/5 on August 13: Taquero, Heathcoat Street
Rated 5/5 on August 14: Park Plaza & Chino Latino, Maid Marian Way

Pubs, bars and clubs

Rated 5/5 on August 2: Malt Cross, St James's Street
Rated 5/5 on August 14: Roxy Lanes, Bottle Lane Nottingham
Rated 5/5 on August 14: Tunnel Club, St James's Street

Takeaways

Rated 3/5 on August 6: Red Chilli, Broxtowe Lane
Rated 5/5 on August 7: Bulwell Grill, Main Street, Bulwell
Rated 5/5 on August 7: Fuddie, Conway Walk, Nottingham
Rated 5/5 on August 7: Lozi's Ice Cream, Bulwell Market, Main Street, Bulwell
Rated 5/5 on August 14: Chickandos, Shakespeare Street, Nottingham

Shops

Rated 5/5 on August 1: Aldi, Eastpoint Retail Park, Daleside Road
Rated 5/5 on August 5: Bobby's Off Licence, Berridge Road Central, Nottingham
Rated 5/5 on August 6: Delicatessen, Radford Road, Nottingham
Rated 5/5 on August 7: MSR Newsgroup, Wollaton Street, Nottingham
Rated 5/5 on August 8: CS Convenience, Chingford Road, Nottingham
Rated 5/5 on August 8: Mahal's Premier, Trowell Road, Nottingham
Rated 5/5 on August 15: Menkind, Victoria Centre, Nottingham
Rated 5/5 on August 21: ST News Convenience Store, St James's Street, Nottingham

Care homes, support facilities and churches

Rated 5/5 on August 1: Winterfell Care Home Limited, Herbert Road
Rated 5/5 on August 2: Cherry Trees Resource Centre, Cherry Trees, Chippenham Road, Nottingham
Rated 5/5 on August 2: Voyage Care Ltd, Arnold Road
Rated 5/5 on August 8: The Vale Community Centre, Wollaton Vale
Rated 5/5 on August 16: St George's Church, St George's Drive
Rated 5/5 on August 27: Ivolve Care, Hadbury Road, Nottingham

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