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.
So far, 28 food hygiene ratings have been published for Leeds eateries that were inspected in 2026.
Here’s how they fared - from five stars to zero.
1. Bruntcliff Working Mens Club - 5*
Bruntcliff Working Mens Club in Morley, was rated 5* on January 10. | Google Maps
2. Daves Pies & Ale - 5*
Daves Pies & Ale in Burley, was rated 5* on January 16. | Google Maps
3. Greens Leeds - 5*
Greens Leeds in York Road, was rated 5* on January 17. | Google-Greens Leeds
4. The New Inn - 5*
The New Inn in Barwick In Elmet, was rated 5* on January 8. | Jim Moran Photo: Jim Moran
5. Wetherby Golf Club - 5*
Wetherby Golf Club in Wetherby, was rated 5* on January 14. | Google-John
6. Christines Cafe and Deliveries - 5*
Christines Cafe and Deliveries in Holbeck, was rated 5* on January 14. | Google Maps