Scores published after fortnight of inspections
Environmental health teams have completed a fresh round of inspections across Bradford district, publishing Food Standards Agency (FSA) ratings for restaurants, cafes, takeaways and other food businesses. The most common outcome in this batch was the highest classification — 5 (Very Good) — awarded to a wide range of premises from hospital canteens to independents on high streets.
The FSA rating system evaluates three main areas: the cleanliness of facilities, the standards of food handling and the food safety management systems in place. Scores run from 5 (Very Good) down to 0 (Urgent Improvement Necessary).
Notable local businesses rated
Among those achieving the top rating in recent inspections were outlets in Bradford city centre, Keighley, Shipley, Ilkley and Wibsey. Examples included the canteen at Airedale General Hospital, high-street bakeries and confectionery shops, local Greggs branches, and several independent cafes.
- AGH Solutions at Airedale General Hospital, Steeton — rated 5
- Greggs, 100 Rooley Avenue, Bradford — rated 5
- Ipsum Vinoteca, 15 Leeds Road, Ilkley — rated 5
- Hungry Monkey, 298 Leeds Road, Shipley — rated 5
- Pizza Avelino, 199 High Street, Wibsey — rated 5
How to check ratings and what they mean
Consumers can view up-to-date hygiene ratings through the Food Standards Agency website or the local council’s published lists. A score of 5 indicates inspectors found very good standards at the time of the visit. Lower scores signal that action is needed to improve practices; businesses must display their rating on request and many publish it for customers.
| Business | Location | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| AGH Solutions (hospital canteen) | Steeton | 5 |
| Greggs | Rooley Avenue, Bradford | 5 |
| Ipsum Vinoteca | Leeds Road, Ilkley | 5 |
Local environmental health officers carry out inspections at varying frequencies depending on the perceived risk posed by the business and previous inspection outcomes. Scores reflect conditions at the time of inspection; they can change if problems are addressed or if practices deteriorate.
Practical advice for residents
Shoppers and diners should consider the published rating alongside personal experience and other information such as recent reviews. If a business receives a low score, customers can check whether remedial action has been taken before deciding whether to visit.
For the latest and full list of recent ratings in Bradford, residents should consult the Food Standards Agency website or the council’s published notices.
