Food Hygiene Ratings in Mansfield: Establishments with Poor Scores

Businesses in Mansfield with lower food hygiene ratings have been listed on the Food Standards Agency website. The ratings are based on inspections conducted by the Agency. Establishments with ratings of three or lower were found to have acceptable standards of hygiene, while those with ratings of zero were deemed to require urgent improvement.

Key Takeaways:

  • A total of 19 establishments in Mansfield have been given ratings of three or lower, indicating that they require improvement in their hygiene standards.
  • The businesses listed on the Food Standards Agency website include Golden Chippy And Chicken, Spice of Canton, New Garden, Kings Arms, Fusion Fish Bar, Fresh N Fast, Flavings, Double Dragon, Chick King, Tops Pizza and Chicken, Variety Island, Abi Peri Peri, Great Wall, Tiki Coffee Shop, Golden Dragon, Kee Yee, King Chef, Simon's Fish and Chips, The Gate Hotel, Bar/Cafe 500's, and Starz 21.
  • The lowest rating, one out of five, was given to Bar/Cafe 500's, while Starz 21 and Simon's Fish and Chips were also rated poorly.
  • Golden Chippy And Chicken, Spice of Canton, Golden Dragon, Kee Yee, and King Chef were all given two out of five ratings, indicating a need for improvement in their hygiene standards.
  • The highest number of establishments with poor ratings was found in Mansfield Woodhouse and Shirebrook.
  • The most recent inspections were conducted in April 2025, while the earliest inspection date mentioned was 2023.

Statistics:

  • 19 establishments in Mansfield have been given ratings of three or lower, out of a total of [number of establishments inspected].
  • The majority of establishments with poor ratings were given a rating of three, indicating that they require improvement in their hygiene standards.
  • The Earliest inspection date mentioned was 2023, with the most recent being 2025.
  • [Number of establishments] were given a rating of one out of five, while [number of establishments] were given a rating of two out of five.

Sources:

  • Food Standards Agency website
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