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4 out of 5 food hygiene ratings

A rating of 4 out of 5 means hygiene standards are good. A minor thing or two, nothing that should put you off ordering.

70,852
places rated 4
15.5%
of all rated places

What a 4 out of 5 means

4 out of 5: Good

A 4 is a solid, reassuring score. It means the inspector found good hygiene standards with only small points to tidy up. The difference between a 4 and a 5 is usually a detail rather than anything you would notice as a diner. Read more about how ratings work.

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Where the 4-rated places are

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Food hygiene rating 4: common questions

What does a 4 out of 5 food hygiene rating mean?
A rating of 4 means hygiene standards were judged good at the most recent inspection. A 4 is a solid, reassuring score. It means the inspector found good hygiene standards with only small points to tidy up. The difference between a 4 and a 5 is usually a detail rather than anything you would notice as a diner.
Is a 4 out of 5 a good food hygiene rating?
Yes. A 4 is at the good end of the 0 to 5 scale and means there is little or nothing to worry about on the hygiene front.
Can a business improve its food hygiene rating?
Yes. A rating reflects a single inspection, and a business can request a re-inspection once it has made improvements. That is why a place can climb the scale between visits, so a rating is best read as a snapshot rather than the final word.

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