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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

Kitchen Cafe

93 Trafalgar Street, West Hill & North Laine · BN1 4ER

Opening hours listed

Breakfast
Cafes
Hygiene Pass

La Cîme Deli

210B Newhaven Road, Forth · EH6 4QE

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BreakfastBrunchCoffee shop
Cafes
Hygiene Improvement Required

Lady Libertine

25 West Register Street, City Centre · EH2 2AA

MediterraneanKebabWheelchair accessible
Cafes
Hygiene 5/5

Local NCL

18 Acorn Road, North Jesmond · NE2 2DJ

Opening hours listed

Cafes
Hygiene 5/5

Maple

393 Cambridge Heath Road, Bethnal Green West · E2 9RA

Opening hours listed

Cafes
Hygiene Improvement Required

Margot

7-8 Barclay Terrace, City Centre · EH10 4HP

Opening hours listed

Cafes
Hygiene 5/5

Millfields Coffee

145 Chatsworth Road, Lea Bridge · E5 0LA

Opening hours listed

Coffee shopWheelchair accessible
Cafes
Hygiene 5/5

Moca

10 Old Dover Road, Blackheath Westcombe · SE3 7BT

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Coffee shopSmoothie
Cafes
Hygiene 5/5

Moksha Caffè

4-5 York Place, West Hill & North Laine · BN1 4GU

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Coffee shop
Cafes
Hygiene 5/5

Muffin Break

390-396 Lewisham High Street, Hither Green · SE13 6LH

Opening hours listed

Coffee shopWheelchair accessibleTakeaway
Cafes
Hygiene Pass

Munro

4A Bridge Road, Colinton/Fairmilehead · EH13 0LF

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Coffee shop

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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.