WITH plenty of fantastic places to eat in Maldon, we all like to know which ones have scored high hygiene ratings.
Restaurants are rated on their food hygiene and safety, structural compliance and confidence in management.
Here are ten restaurants and cafés who all scored the highest rating of five:
USA Fried Chicken
Where: Maldon High Street
When: October 8
Rating: 5
Food and hygiene safety: Good
Structural Compliance: Good
Confidence in Management: Good
The Waffle Bar
Where: Maldon High Street
When: October 8
Rating: 5
Food and hygiene safety: Good
Structural Compliance: Good
Confidence in Management: Good
Subway
Where: Maldon High Street
When: September 30
Rating: 5
Food and hygiene safety: Very Good
Structural Compliance: Good
Confidence in Management: High
Crispy Bacon Cafe
Where: The Street, Heybridge
When: September 25
Rating: 5
Food and hygiene safety: Good
Structural Compliance: Good
Confidence in Management: Good
The Bell Inn
Where: Beckingham Street, Tolleshunt Major
When: September 25
Rating:5
Food and hygiene safety: Good
Structural Compliance: Good
Confidence in Management: Good
Cafe 1989
Where: Wycke Hill Business Park
When: September 2
Rating: 5
Food and hygiene safety:Very Good
Structural Compliance: Very Good
Confidence in Management: High
Picnic In The Park
Where: Kiosk 6, The Promenade Park
When: September 1
Rating: 5
Food and hygiene safety: Good
Structural Compliance: Good
Confidence in Management: Good
Rossis In The Park
Where: Kiosk 8, The Promenade Park
When: September 1
Rating: 5
Food and hygiene safety: Good
Structural compliance: Good
Confidence in management: Good
The Roundbush Pub
Where: Roundbush Road, Mundon
When: September 1
Rating: 5
Food and hygiene safety: Very Good
Structural Compliance: Good
Confidence in Management: Good
Deb and Bri's
Where: Kiosk 3, The Promenade Park
When: August 27
Rating: 5
Food and hygiene safety: Very Good
Structural compliance: Very Good
Confidence in management: Good
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