SPAR - LOUGHVIEW SERVICE STATION
Official rating data
Standards at inspection
These descriptions show the standards found in each area at inspection. The published FSA rating remains the authoritative overall result.
- Food handling and hygiene
- Improvement necessary
- How hygienically food is handled — preparation, cooking, reheating, cooling and storage.
- Premises and facilities
- Generally satisfactory
- The condition of the building — cleanliness, layout, lighting, ventilation, pest control and facilities.
- Food safety management
- Generally satisfactory
- How the business manages food safety — processes, staff training, documentation and record keeping.
Technical scores
Lower component scores indicate better standards. These scores are separate from the overall food hygiene rating, where 5 is the highest rating.
- Food handling and hygiene
- 15 out of 25
- Premises and facilities
- 10 out of 25
- Food safety management
- 10 out of 30
Inspected: 25 June 2026. Ratings reflect conditions at the time of inspection.
HygieneFix explanation
Understanding this rating
The published rating indicates improvement was necessary at the time of inspection.
The public scores do not describe every finding from an inspection. For specific issues and required work, refer to the local authority inspection report.
In Northern Ireland, food businesses are legally required to display their current food hygiene rating sticker prominently at the premises.
Requested re-ratings are available under the statutory scheme and are chargeable. Check the current fee and process with your district council before applying.
Inspection Details
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