A clubhouse and restaurant at a north Norfolk holiday park which was hit with a zero-out-of-five food hygiene rating last month has received an upgraded rating after a reinspection.
Broadside Clubhouse and Restaurant, at the Broadside Chalet Park in Stalham, has drastically improved across all areas of the Food Standards Agency’s inspection criteria, securing a five-star food hygiene rating - the highest score available.
The areas of inspection include the hygienic handling of food, cleanliness and condition of facilities and buildings, and the overall management of food safety.
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Broadside Clubhouse’s reinspection at the end of last month was a significant improvement on its previous inspection in June this year, which had concluded that it required ‘urgent improvement’.
A spokesman from Broadside Clubhouse said they were 'pleased' to announce the updated food hygiene rating in a post on its Facebook page, congratulating the team.
The owners previously said on social media that the premises was closed due to building work as part of a cellar refit when inspectors visited in June - which was behind the zero rating.
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