Six new food hygiene inspection ratings dished out to Black Country businesses
More restaurants, cafés, pubs and takeaways across the Black Country have been handed their food hygiene ratings following inspections.
Ratings are given out to enterprises based on their standards of 'hygienic food handling', 'cleanliness and condition of facilities and building' and 'management of food safety'.
They provide customers with information of hygiene standards at pubs, nightclubs, bars, takeaways, restaurants and other eateries across the region.
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'.
Below are the latest food hygiene ratings to be handed to businesses in the Black Country.
Takeaways
Rated five: The Victoria Chippy in Owen Street, Tipton. An inspection took place at the chip shop on May 21.
Rated four: Pinfold Chippy on High Street in Bloxwich, Walsall. It received the rating April 30.
Rated five: Creams Walsall at Waterfront on Wolverhampton Street, Walsall. The dessert shop was inspected on April 28.
Rated three: Sultan Cottage on Wolverhampton Road in Pelsall, Walsall. The restaurant was inspected on April 9.
Rated four: Wordsley Tandoori on Lawnswood Road in Wordsley, Stourbridge. The Indian restaurant was inspected on May 7.
Pubs, bars or nightclubs
Rated four: The Red Lion pub on Amos Lane in Wednesfield, Wolverhampton. It was given the rating after an inspection on May 7.
