According to the Food Standard’s Agency, 296 – or 73 per cent – of Portsmouth’s 408 restaurants, cafes and canteens have five-out-of-five hygiene ratings while just two are rated zero.
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Here are 46 hygiene ratings for eateries in the Portsmouth area. Photo: -
. Golden Bridge
Golden Bridge, a Chinese takeaway at 143 Allaway Avenue, Portsmouth was given a two-out-of-five rating after assessment on January 25, the Food Standards Agency's website shows. Photo: -
. The Rose in June
The Rose In June pub at 100-102, Milton Road, Portsmouth was graded three-out-of-five by the Food Standards Agency after assessment on January 26. Photo: -
. The Fleet
Another high scoring eatery was The Fleet Pub, 1 King Henry I Street, which was assessed on March 1 by the agency. Photo: -
. Panini Junction
Panini Junction at 7 Locksway Road, Southsea scored five-out-of-five, according to the Food Standard's Agency. Photo: -
. Nosh Box
Nosh Box, in the former Zurich Car Park just of Commercial Road was rated on February 27 and marked five-out-of-five. Photo: Nosh Box
. Mystic River Lounge
Mystic River Lounge at 117 High Street, Cosham was given the maximum score - five-out-of-five after assessment on March 7, the Food Standards Agency's website shows. Photo: -
. Dave's Diner
Dave's Diner, which sells food at Portsmouth Truck Stop in Walton Road, Portsmouth, scored three-out-of-five after a hygiene assessment on February 9. Photo: -
. Gin and Olive
Following an inspection on February 14, Gin And Olive at 17 Albert Road, Southsea was given a one-out-of-five rating by the Food Standards Agency. Photo: -
. Crown Bingo And Social Club
Crown Bingo And Social Club at 15 High Street, Cosham was assessed on February 14 and given a score of four. Photo: -
. North End Kebab
North End Kebab at 10c London Road, Portsmouth was rated four-out-of-five on February 14. Photo: -
. Hong Kong Tea Bar
A three-out-of-five hygiene rating was awarded to Hong Kong Tea Bar, a restaurantat 20 - 22 Lake R oad, Portsmouth. The score was given after assessment on February 23, the Food Standards Agency's website shows. Photo: -
. The Wicor Mill
The Wicor Mill, at 246 White Hart Lane in Portschester, Fareham was given a hygiene rating of two by the Food Standards Agency after an assessment on February 8. Photo: -
. Brenoncare Fareham Lunch Club
Brendoncare Fareham Lunch Club, at St John's Church, Upper St Michael's Grove in Fareham, was given a hygiene rating of five by the Food Standards Agency after an assessment on March 7. Photo: -
. New Kung Fu Wok
The New Kung Fu Wok, at 23b Rowner Road, Gosport was given a hygiene rating of four by the Food Standards Agency after an assessment on February 24. Photo: -
. The Foresters Arms
The Foresters Arms at 61-63 Anns Hill Road, Gosport was given a hygiene rating of five by the Food Standards Agency after an assessment on March 14. Photo: -
. The Great Wall Chinese
The Great Wall Chinese at 78 High Street, Gosport was given a hygiene rating of one by the Food Standards Agency after an assessment on March 1. Photo: -
. Stoke Snooker Club
Stoke Snooker Club in Stoke Road, Gosport was given a hygiene rating of 3 by the Food Standards Agency after an assessment on March 7. Photo: -
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Pars Kabab and Pizza at 242 London Road, Waterlooville was given a hygiene rating of 4 by the Food Standards Agency after an assessment on January 24. Photo: -
. Island Pizza
Island Pizza at Unit 3, Hayling Island was given a hygiene rating of 5 by the Food Standards Agency after an assessment on March 9. Photo: -
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Here are 46 hygiene ratings for eateries in the Portsmouth area. Photo: -
2. Golden Bridge
Golden Bridge, a Chinese takeaway at 143 Allaway Avenue, Portsmouth was given a two-out-of-five rating after assessment on January 25, the Food Standards Agency's website shows. Photo: -
3. The Rose in June
The Rose In June pub at 100-102, Milton Road, Portsmouth was graded three-out-of-five by the Food Standards Agency after assessment on January 26. Photo: -
4. The Fleet
Another high scoring eatery was The Fleet Pub, 1 King Henry I Street, which was assessed on March 1 by the agency. Photo: -