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Takeaways in Claypath

We know of 35 takeaways within 1 mile of the middle of Claypath, 30 of them in Claypath itself. 25 have a food hygiene rating from the council, and 68% of those are rated 4 or 5, 16 with the top score of 5. None is rated below 3. The rating is about hygiene, not how the food tastes.

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35takeawayswithin 1 mi
68%rated 4 or 5of 25 with a rating
16rated 5very good
0rated 0 to 2improvement needed

Food hygiene ratings within 1 mile of the middle of Claypath

516Very good
41Good
38Generally satisfactory
20Improvement necessary
10Major improvement necessary
00Urgent improvement necessary

25 of the 35 takeaways have a rating. 1 is waiting for a first inspection, usually because it has just opened. The rest aren’t matched to the register yet.

Rated 5, nearest first

Most recently inspected

Takeaways near Claypath, nearest first

Takeaways by type

Restaurants and takeaways by what they serve within 1 mile of the middle of Claypath.

Indian restaurants 7Chinese restaurants 10Pizza places 10Fish and chip shops 8

Takeaways nearby

Durham 47Elvet 26Crossgate 27Gilesgate 13Aykley Heads 7

Questions people ask

What does a food hygiene rating of 3 mean?

A 3 means hygiene standards were found to be generally satisfactory. The scale runs from 5 (very good) down to 0 (urgent improvement necessary). The inspector looks at how food is handled and stored, the state of the kitchen and building, and how the business keeps food safe. It says nothing about how the food tastes.

Which takeaways in Claypath have a 5 hygiene rating?

16 of the 25 rated takeaways within 1 mile of the middle of Claypath scored 5 at their last inspection, including Pizza King, Pizza Uno Durham and Urban Oven.

How often are takeaways inspected?

The council decides from how much risk a business poses: the highest-risk places can be inspected every six months, lower-risk ones every year or two, sometimes longer. A business that has put things right can ask to be re-inspected. Each rating here shows when it was given.

Do takeaways have to display their hygiene rating?

Not in England: showing the sticker is up to the business, though most with a good score do. In Wales and Northern Ireland it’s the law. You can look any rating up on the Food Standards Agency’s website, or on each business’s page here.

More in Claypath

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Food hygiene ratings from the Food Standards Agency, checked every night. Listings from Overture Maps, the Food Standards Agency and © OpenStreetMap contributors. Missing one? Tell us.