Gem Rock Museum food hygiene rating
Restaurant/Cafe/Canteen · Dumfries and Galloway
Gem Rock Museum passed its most recent food hygiene inspection. Scotland's scheme does not award star ratings, a pass means the restaurant met the legal standard on the day it was inspected.
The rating: Pass and Eat Safe
The rating dates from 16 July 2018, more than 7 years ago. A lot can change in a kitchen in that time, and a rating this old says more about the business then than now. Councils prioritise re-inspecting higher-risk premises, so a long gap often means the business is considered low-risk.
Address: Old School Chain Road, Newton Stewart, Creetown, DG8 7HJ
Questions about Gem Rock Museum
What is Gem Rock Museum's food hygiene rating?
Gem Rock Museum does not have a numeric food hygiene rating. Its current status is "Pass and Eat Safe".
When was Gem Rock Museum last inspected?
Gem Rock Museum was last inspected on 16 July 2018, more than 7 years ago. Food hygiene inspections are unannounced, and the rating is published by Dumfries and Galloway Council rather than by the business.
Who decides the rating?
Dumfries and Galloway Council inspects Gem Rock Museum and sets the rating; the Food Standards Agency publishes it. Neither the business nor this site can change a rating, a business that disagrees can appeal to its council, and can request a re-inspection once it has fixed the problems.
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