When looking for a new place to eat, it is incredibly important to check the food hygiene rating.
The Food Standards Agency runs the food hygiene rating scheme in partnership with local authorities in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Inspectors rate food venues on a scale of zero to five, with five representing ‘very good’ hygiene standards and zero outlining ‘urgent improvement’ is necessary.
The food hygiene rating is not a guide to food quality, but gives clear information about the businesses’ hygiene standards. Inspectors look at the handling of food, how food is stored, how food is prepared, the cleanliness of facilities and how food safety is managed.
Establishments with a rating of two or below are determined to be below satisfactory, with improvement required.
1. Bamboo Takeaway, Harehills
Bamboo Takeaway in Harehills Lane, Harehills, was rated two stars (improvement necessary) on November 4. | Google Maps
2. Cantors Fish Bar, Chapeltown
Cantors Fish Bar in Harehills Avenue, Chapeltown, was rated two stars (improvement necessary) on August 27. | Yorkshire Evening Post
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3. Curry And Crown Limited, Burley
Curry and Crown Limited in Kirkstall Hill, Burley, was rated two stars (improvement necessary) on September 12. | Adobe Stock
4. Indian Spice, Swillington
Indian Spice in Astley Lane, Swillington, was rated two stars (improvement necessary) on March 13. | Google Maps
5. Livorno, Cross Gates
Livorno in Austhorpe Road, Cross Gates, was rated two stars (improvement necessary) on February 24. | Google Maps
6. Morley Kebab House, Morley
Morley Kebab House in Queen Street, Morley, was rated two stars (improvement necessary) on September 5. | Google Maps