In December, The Star published nine local restaurants and takeaways in the city of Sheffield to have been issued new food hygiene scores by inspectors.
It appears food standards officials carried out a batch of inspections in November and December 2024, publishing the new scores just before the new year.
Take a look through some of the latest published scores below - including a number of brand new five-out-of-five ratings, the maximum that can be handed out.
All scores in the gallery below are correct at the time of writing. See the food standards agency website for the latest ratings.
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5. Burncross Kitchen, Burncross Road
Burncross Kitchen, a restaurant, cafe or canteen at 235a Burncross Road, Sheffield was handed a five-out-of-five rating after assessment on October 15. | Google
6. Freddy's, Bellhouse Road
Freddy's, a takeaway at 18 Bellhouse Road, Sheffield was given a score of four on November 14. | Google
7. Metro's Fried Chicken, Cricket Inn Road
Metro's Fried Chicken, a takeaway at 216 Cricket Inn Road, Sheffield was given three-out-of-five after assessment on November 15, the Food Standards Agency's website shows. NOTE: This is an old image of the shop fronts on Cricket Inn Road, where Metro's is now located. | Google
8. Alito's Chef/Shiraaz, Langsett Road
Alito's Chef/Shiraaz, a takeaway at 320-322 Langsett Road, Sheffield was given a four-out-of-five score after assessment on November 18, the Food Standards Agency's website shows. NOTE: This is an old image of the shop fronts on Langsett Road, where Alito's Chef is now located. | Google