The scores are in — the latest batch of food hygiene ratings for Winchester restaurants, cafes, takeaways and businesses have been revealed.
Environmental health officers from Winchester City Council have been busy this fortnight visiting businesses across the area to see if they are meeting hygiene requirements.
Based on guidelines set by the Food Standards Agency, inspectors look to see how clean the facilities are; what food safety management procedures are in place and how hygienic food handling is.
Ratings are then dished out from five to zero — with the higher score the better the result.
The following premises have been rated five — 'Very Good':
- Hambledon Primary School Breakfast Club at Hambledon Primary School, Church Lane, rated 5 on Thursday, June 5.
- Harvester at Unit E1 and Unit E2, Whiteley Shopping Centre, rated 5 on Wednesday, June 4.
- Kaspas at Unit K1, Whiteley Shopping Centre, rated 5 on Wednesday, June 4.
- KFC Whiteley at KFC Whiteley Drive-Thru, Solent Way, rated 5 on Wednesday, June 4.
- Olivers Battery County Primary School at Austen Avenue, Olivers Battery, SO22 4HP, rated 5 on Friday, June 13.
- St John's Community Room at 12 Colebrook Street, Winchester, rated 5 on Wednesday, June 4.
- The Bridge Deck (NAAFI) at Forum 3, Parkway,, rated 5 on Wednesday, June 4.
- The Ivy Winchester Brasserie Ltd at Ivy Collection, 103 - 104 High Street, rated 5 on Thursday, June 5.
- The Plough Inn at Plough Inn, Woodman Lane, rated 5 on Thursday, June 5.
- Trickett Leisure, rated 5 on Thursday, June 5.
- Wenzel's The Bakers at Unit E14, Whiteley Shopping Centre, rated 5 on Wednesday, June 4.
Businesses may have been reinspected since and this will be reflected in our next round-up.
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