BOSSES at a Plymouth restaurant are “deeply disappointed” after receiving zero hygiene rating and being told “urgent improvement is necessary”. Bella Italia at the Barbican Leisure Park was given the lowest rating by inspectors from Plymouth City Council.
A full inspection was carried out at the Bella Italia restaurant (also trading as Supa Nonna) on 8 October 2024 and it was found that major urgent improvement was necessary with regards to the cleanliness and condition of facilities and building, as well as the management of food safety.
A Bella Italia spokesperson said “immediate corrective actions” have been carried out at the venue, on 12a Barbican Approach, and that safety of guests is a “top priority”. Inspectors deemed “urgent improvement” was necessary in the restaurant’s management of food safety.
This story is from the November 21, 2024 edition of The Herald.
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