Seven Black Country businesses get top marks in latest food hygiene inspections
Seven businesses across the West Midlands have received impressive new food hygiene ratings after the latest inspections.
New Food Standards Agency ratings have been given out to establishments across the West Midlands judging their attention to detail on cleanliness, food safety and food handling.
The ratings are designed to give potential customers an idea of the hygiene standards at food businesses across the region, with a rating of five being the best possible result.
A score of five is considered 'very good', four 'good', three 'generally satisfactory', two 'some improvement necessary', one 'major improvement necessary' and zero 'urgent improvement required'.
See below the businesses in the Black Country that received good news after their recent inspections.
Wolverhampton:
Restaurants, cafes and canteens
Five: Gluttons for Nourishment at 5 - 8 The Arcade, High Street, Tettenhall. Rated on January 23.
Five: Monsoon at 4A Upper Green, Wolverhampton. Rated on January 21.
Five: Cup of Joy at All Nations Pentecostal Christian Centre, Temple Street, Wolverhampton. Rated on January 21.
Five: KFC at Kentucky Fried Chicken, Bushbury Lane, Wolverhampton. Rated on January 21.
Five: Namaste Nepalese and Indian Restaurant at Namaste, Dudley Road, Wolverhampton. Rated on January 20.
Takeaways
Five: Sandwich King at 770 Stafford Road, Wolverhampton. Rated on January 27.
Sandwell:
Takeaways
Five: Aquarome Fish and Chips at 26 Regent Road, Oldbury. Rated on January 13.
