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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

Starbucks

70 High Street, Teddington · TW11 8JD

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Hygiene 5/5

Starbucks

37 Station Parade, Northbury · IG11 8EB

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Hygiene 5/5

Starbucks

4-6 Parkway, Camden Town · NW1 7AA

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Hygiene 5/5

Starbucks

170 Wardour Street, West End · W1F 8ZX

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Hygiene 5/5

Starbucks

389 Mile End Road, Bow West · E3 4QS

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Hygiene 5/5

Starbucks

Clydesdale Way, Belvedere · DA17 6FD

Coffee shopTakeawayDrive-through
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Hygiene 5/5

Starbucks

175-176 Tottenham Court Road, Bloomsbury · W1T 7NX

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Hygiene 5/5

Starbucks

High Street, Feltham West · TW13 4BH

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Hygiene 5/5

Starbucks

1 Paternoster Square, Bread Street · EC4M 7DX

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Hygiene 5/5

Starbucks

Claps Gate Lane, Beckton · E6 6LG

Coffee shopTakeawayDrive-through
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Hygiene 5/5

Starbucks

Sevenoaks Way, St Paul's Cray · BR5 3SG

Coffee shopTakeawayDrive-through
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Hygiene 5/5

Starbucks

85 Broadway, Bexleyheath · DA6 7JN

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Starbucks

Greenwich Peninsula · SE10 0BB

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Starbucks

Montfichet Road, Stratford Olympic Park · E20 1EH

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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.