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Cafés in Plas Coch

We know of 71 cafés within 1 mile of the middle of Plas Coch, 21 of them in Plas Coch itself. 60 have a food hygiene rating from the council, and 97% of those are rated 4 or 5, 56 with the top score of 5. One is rated 2 or below. That covers coffee shops and tea rooms too: anywhere serving food or drink is inspected the same way.

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97%rated 4 or 5of 60 with a rating
56rated 5very good
1rated 0 to 2improvement needed

Food hygiene ratings at cafés within 1 mile of the middle of Plas Coch

556Very good
42Good
31Generally satisfactory
20Improvement necessary
11Major improvement necessary
00Urgent improvement necessary

60 of the 71 cafés have a rating. The rest aren’t matched to the register yet.

Rated 5, nearest first

Most recently inspected

Rated 2 or below

Cafés near Plas Coch, nearest first

Cafés nearby

Questions people ask

Do coffee shops get food hygiene ratings?

Yes. A café or coffee shop is a food business, so the council inspects it and rates it from 0 to 5 like any restaurant. The very lowest-risk places, selling only drinks and packaged snacks, may be marked exempt instead.

Which cafés in Plas Coch have the top hygiene rating?

56 of the 60 rated cafés within 1 mile of the middle of Plas Coch scored 5, “very good”, when they were last inspected. They include Cafe 89, Costa Coffee and Aramark @ Wrexham University Bean Machine.

What does “awaiting inspection” mean?

A new food business has to register with the council at least 28 days before it opens, and is rated at its first inspection, which can be some weeks after opening. Until then the register shows it as awaiting inspection.

Where do I find a café’s rating?

On the door or window: in Wales every food business has to display its rating sticker where you can see it before you go in. It’s also on the Food Standards Agency’s website and on each café’s page here.

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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.