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Takeaway / sandwich shop record
The Plaice To Be
A takeaway / sandwich shop in East Ayrshire.
Every fact below comes from the Food Standards Agency's food-hygiene register.
This establishment is no longer on the FSA food-hygiene register.
The details below are the final register facts and may be out of date.
Pass (Scotland FHIS)
Food Standards Agency food-hygiene rating, last rated 10 Mar 2020.
Rated under Scotland’s Food Hygiene Information Scheme (FHIS) — a pass / improvement-required outcome, not the 0–5 scale.
FSA food-hygiene register record 1247064 · last rated 10 Mar 2020
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Register facts
Address
The Plaice To Be, Jo Goudie, 2 Stoneyhill Avenue, Kilmarnock, KA1 4JE
Business type
Takeaway / sandwich shop (FSA classification)
Local authority
East Ayrshire
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Quick answers
What is The Plaice To Be's food hygiene rating?
The Food Standards Agency's own record shows "Pass (Scotland FHIS)" (last rated 10 Mar 2020). This is the FSA's own published verdict, not CafeGuard's — and ratings can change after re-inspection, so always check the current rating on the FSA's own page for this establishment, linked above.
What do the FHRS score components mean?
Alongside the headline 0–5 rating (England, Wales and Northern Ireland), FSA inspectors record three component scores: hygienic food handling, cleanliness and condition of the premises, and management of food safety. Lower component scores are better, per the FSA’s scoring. Scottish premises are assessed under the separate Food Hygiene Information Scheme (FHIS), which gives a pass or improvement-required outcome instead.
Where does the information on this page come from?
Everything on this page — the name, address, business type and the food hygiene rating — comes from the Food Standards Agency's food-hygiene open data (Open Government Licence v3.0). Nothing here is CafeGuard's own assessment of this business. Spotted an error? Email hello@friam.co and we'll correct it within one working day.
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