With lockdown restrictions continuing to relax, cafés and restaurants in Biddulph and the rest of the country will be able to open their doors and serve customers inside from Monday.

Last week we showed you the hygiene ratings of every pub in Biddulph, and as the town's cafés and restaurants prepare to welcome customers once again, it's always worth knowing how your favourite establishment fared at its last inspection.

Staffordshire Moorlands District Council inspectors ensure safety standards across the borough and dish out a rating to all food venues ranging from 0 (urgent improvement necessary) to 5 (very good).

The ratings cover the areas of food handling, cleanliness of the building and facilities, and food safety management.

We have compiled a list of all of the ratings for every establishment in Biddulph and the surrounding area designated as a café or restaurant on the Food Hygiene Agency website.

Find out how your favourite café or restaurant ranked below.

Five out of five (Very Good)

- Café Vita at Biddulph Valley Leisure Centre. Last inspection: 13 January 2018

- Reubens Biddulph. Last inspection: 12 March 2020

Four out of five (Good)

- Biddulph Café. Last inspection: 05 November 2020

- Biddulph Grange Tea Rooms. Last inspection: 29 August 2019

- Roti Restaurant. Last inspection: 25 February 2020

- Suki's Snax and Daily Meals Service. Last inspection: 03 October 2020

- The Green Tree House Craft Café. Last inspection: 20 December 2018

Three out of five (Generally Satisfactory)

- Little T Pot. Last inspection: 21 February 2019

Overall it's another strong performance with Biddulph, with every café and restaurant in the town being ranked at least satisfactory or above.

Most establishments were given a four out of five score, with five out of the eight cafés and restaurant listed being rated as Good.

Two establishments were rated Very Good, while the remaining business was rated Generally Satisfactory.

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