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Cafes across the UK

Coffee shops and cafes, with official Food Standards Agency hygiene ratings where published. Browse listings across all UK cities with addresses, contact details and opening hours where available.

8,937 Cafes across the UK

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Hygiene 5/5

Cafe Munch

1169 Bristol Road South, Northfield · B31 2SL

Opening hours listed

Coffee shopLocal
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Hygiene 5/5

Cafe Nort

210 Crookes, Crookes and Crosspool · S10 1TG

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Nordic
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caneat

1397 Pershore Road, Stirchley · B30 2JR

Opening hours listed

Coffee shopLocal
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Hygiene 5/5

CHUNK

174 Kirkstall Hill, Kirkstall · LS4 2SX

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CakeCoffee shopSandwich
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Hygiene Improvement Required

CIBO

509 Victoria Road, Southside Central · G42 8BH

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Cafes
Hygiene 4/5

Conuco

14 Brixton Road, Oval · SW9 6BU

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VenezuelanStreet food
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Hygiene Pass

Coro

13 Frederick Street, City Centre · EH2 2EY

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Hygiene 5/5

Costa

Oldbury Green Retail Park, Oldbury · B69 3DD

Coffee shopWheelchair accessibleTakeaway
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Hygiene 2/5

Dana

214 Crookes, Crookes and Crosspool · S10 1TG

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Hygiene 5/5

Dead Good

508 Kingsland Road, London Fields · E8 4AE

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Coffee shop
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Hygiene 5/5

Dessert Ice Cream Club

Tessa Jowell Boulevard, Stratford Olympic Park · E20 2AG

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Ice creamWheelchair accessible
Cafes
Hygiene 4/5

Dobar

324 Green Lanes, Woodberry Down · N4 1BX

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What to check in a cafe: hygiene, allergens and access

Cafes must register with their local council, hold accurate allergen information for the 14 regulated allergens, and provide their food hygiene rating on request. In Wales and Northern Ireland displaying the rating is compulsory; in England it is voluntary, which is why checking the Food Standards Agency record directly is worthwhile.