Food hygiene ratings in Lisburn and Castlereagh City

Northern Ireland · 1,006 registered food establishments · Data updated 2026-07-27

13 businesses lost a 5 rating this year → 19 premises changed hands in 12 months → Ranks 65 of 362 for time to first published rating →

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Changes on the register, last 12 months

106 Opened (12m)
109 Closed (12m)
2 Relisted (12m)
19 Takeover (12m)
169 Rating changes (12m)
11 Renumbered (12m)

opened   closed (last 12 months)

Current ratings

5
837
4
62
3
9
2
3
1
1
AwaitingInspection
29
Exempt
65

Time to first published rating

50 days median · 63 days average
across 333 newly listed businesses since 2022

Rank 65 of 362 UK authorities (1 = fastest).

Measured from a business appearing in the published FSA dataset to its first rating appearing there. Authorities publish with delays (appeal windows, batch updates), so this reflects the register's speed, not necessarily inspection speed.

Latest changes in Lisburn and Castlereagh City

DateEventBusinessDetail
2026-07-16Closed Mangia-mangiaBT27 5AG
2026-07-16Opened Charlies Traditional Fish and Chips.BT28 1HW
2026-07-16Closed Richardsons MeatsBT28 1JN
2026-07-16Closed Reaville Cupcake BouquetsBT16 1QT
2026-07-16Closed Three Birds Bakes and Cakes
2026-07-16Takeover Spud ZoneBT27 5AG
2026-07-16Takeover Cunningham Butchers LtdBT28 1JN
2026-07-16Opened Yuzu Cafe

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