Hygiene Standards in Wrexham
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Which Wrexham Takeaways Have The Lowest Hygiene Rating | Wrexham.com
Will leave it to everybody to see what sort of establishments are on the list and who runs them !
If anyone wants to see an example of the standard required take a look around any Wetherspoons, especially the loos…. :)
As the Council don’t close 0 score businesses then it looks like it is up to the hungry people of Wrexham to vote with their feet.. there are now so many outlets it is quite easy to find a 5 star.
Its very difficult for an EHO to close a business, and fines for not complying with an enforcement notice generally quite small. This why the FSA in Wales have made it an offence not to display Hygiene ratings. So the customer votes with their feet.
Wrexham EHO’s were one of the first to introduce this system.
I personally would not use a food establishment with a rating of two or less as it demonstrates a lack of basic understanding of food safety.
It’s a pretty sad state of affairs when all we can mention about our restaurants and bars is the ability of the chefs to wash their hands..
Wife: Shall we go into Chester this evening, have a few drinks in Kash, The Cellar, maybe Harkers? Then on for something to eat in Hickory’s or Chez Jules.. maybe some seafood in Moules or a bit of tapas in El Gato..?
Husband: Hmm, not sure. What about Wrexham instead? I’ve heard some of the hygiene ratings in town are extremely satisfactory. Furthermore, under the new Best Bar None scheme, several bars have been able to demonstrate their premises are run within the law as well as both preventing public nuisance and protecting children from harm.
Wife: Bye then..
Working in the industry I would say anything less than 4 is bad. It doesnt take much effort to get a 4 so no excuse for anything less.
As for having to display the results sticker, next time you’re out and about check how many places don’t display them.
I wouldnt be in that much of a hurry to go and eat in Chester a quick search shows there are 144 food outlets covered by Cheshire West & Chester with a a rating of two or below. Insert sick looking smiley.
Granted this covers a large area upto and including The Port but the City centre hasits fair share of 0’s & 1’s
@Darlofan 12257 wrote:
Working in the industry I would say anything less than 4 is bad. It doesnt take much effort to get a 4 so no excuse for anything less.
As for having to display the results sticker, next time you’re out and about check how many places don’t display them.
Agree with both statements I guess its just a matter of time before inforcement though.
Krazy about Pizza on Poyser Street has only been open a year at most! How on earth can they be so bad that they get a zero? I love takeaway pizzas, but I’d never go anywhere that scores so low on hygiene. Maybe it’s time to start eating healthier!
Has to be a 4 or above. It’s basic hygiene, not splitting the atom. If they can’t get that right, they don’t really deserve the business. One of the takeaways from one of the outlying villages sent out a postoffice mailshot last week with their menu attached. Crosschecked against the hygiene website….Big Fat 0.
Although 4 is good you can actually see the difference between 4 and 5 so if someone has a 2, 1, or zero! then what the hell are they like.. !
and as someone said a 5 is not something spectacular it is only basic everyday cleanliness practices and routines.
different standards from different cultures ???? :eek::eek::eek::eek: that comment might provoke ;)
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