TEN places to eat and drink in the Bradford district have received their latest food hygiene rating.

Hundreds of new inspections by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) take place across the country each day.

Inspectors go anywhere from restaurants, pubs and cafes to takeaways, food vans, canteens and stalls.

Other locations for food hygiene inspections include hotels, supermarkets and other food shops, schools, hospitals and care homes.

In the latest list of food hygiene ratings, all ten eating and drinking establishments were awarded the highest rating of five stars.

The following ratings have been given to eight restaurants, cafes or canteens:

• Rated 5: Waffle De Luxe at 58 Manningham Lane, Bradford; rated on October 31

• Rated 5: Taco Bell at Ingleby Road, Bradford; rated on October 30

• Rated 5: Wharfedale Deli at 107a Main Street, Burley In Wharfedale, Ilkley; rated on October 28

• Rated 5: Cafe West Healthy Living Centre at Wanstead Crescent, Bradford; rated on October 26

• Rated 5: Go Bowling Shipley Lanes at Market Street, Shipley; rated on October 26

• Rated 5: Takdir Indian Restaurant & Takeaway at 31 Cheapside, Bradford; rated on October 26

• Rated 5: The Burnt Bear at 70 Haworth Road, Cross Roads, Keighley; rated on October 26

• Rated 5: Posh Spice at 59 Bradford Road, Idle, Bradford; rated on August 29

Pubs, bars and nightclubs

• Rated 5: The Beehive (Bar only) at 1 Saltaire Road, Shipley; rated on October 31

Takeaways

• Rated 5: Hill Top Fisheries at 455 Allerton Road, Bradford; rated on October 24

What do different food hygiene ratings mean?

There are six different ratings that a venue can be awarded from 0 to 5. Here's what the ratings mean:

5 - Hygiene standards are very good.

4 – Hygiene standards are good.

3 – Hygiene standards are generally satisfactory.

2 – Some improvement is necessary.

1 – Major improvement is necessary.

0 – Urgent improvement is required.

What do FSA inspectors assess?

Inspectors look at a few different key elements when assessing the hygiene of a restaurant including: 

How hygienically the food is handled- such as how its prepared, cooked, re-heated, cooled, and stored.

The condition of the structure of the buildings – the cleanliness, layout, lighting, ventilation, and other facilities.

How the business manages what it does to make sure food is safe so the officer can be confident standards will be maintained in the future.

Do businesses have to show their food hygiene ratings in-store?

In England and Scotland, it is voluntary for businesses to display their FSA food hygiene rating sticker.

However, businesses in Wales and Northern Ireland are legally required to display their food hygiene ratings in a prominent place, such as the front door, entrance or window of the premises.