The results of their latest visits have now been posted on the Food Standards Agency’s website, which each business awarded a hygiene rating of zero, meaning ‘urgent improvement necessary, through to five, very good.
Thankfully, none of the recent inspections resulted in a zero rating, with most rated four, good, or five – as both a popular Mansfield town centre pub and Indian restaurant improved on previous low scores.
Other ratings include: one, major improvement is necessary; two, some improvement is necessary; and three, satisfactory.
Here are some of the latest venues visited and their rating…
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Bridge Street Methodist Church was given a five rating after assessment on February 6. Photo: Bridge Street Methodist Church, Bridge Street, Mansfield
2. Hungrilla Gourmet Grill, Woodhouse Road, Mansfield
The new Hungrilla restaurant was awarded a five rating after inspection on January 4. Photo: Brian Eyre
3. Dunelm Mill Pausa Coffee shop, Midland Way, Mansfield
Dunelm Mill Pausa Coffee shop aas rated five on December 6. Photo: Google Maps
4. Sherwood Oaks Hospital, Sherwood Avenue, Mansfield
Sherwood Oaks Hospital was given a five rating on December 5. Photo: Google Maps