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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

CAWA Coffee

253 Fulwood Road, Broomhill and Sharrow Vale · S10 3BD

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Hygiene 5/5

Cha Ology

59 Great Ancoats Street, Piccadilly · M4 5AB

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Hygiene 1/5

Chaii Nastha

295 Main Road, Darnall · S9 4QG

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Chaiiwala

442-450 Stapleton Road, Easton · BS5 6NA

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Hygiene 5/5

Chaiiwala

884 Stockport Road, Levenshulme · M19 3BN

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Hygiene Pass

Chaiiwala

80-82 George Street, Anderston/City/Yorkhill · G1 1RF

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Hygiene 5/5

Chaiiwala

142 Western Road, Regency · BN1 2LA

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Hygiene 4/5

Chaiiwala

112 Barking Road, Canning Town North · E16 1EN

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Hygiene 5/5

Chaiiwala

55 Brick Lane, Spitalfields & Banglatown · E1 6PU

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Hygiene 5/5

Chango

12 High Street, Village · SW19 5DX

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Hygiene 3/5

Chatime

20 Grey's Quarter, Monument · NE1 7AP

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Hygiene 4/5

Chatime

38 Division Street, City · S1 4GF

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Hygiene 5/5

Chatime

133 Queens Road, West Hill & North Laine · BN1 3WB

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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.