Harrow food hygiene ratings published for July 2026
Most businesses scored top marks, while a small number received lower ratings after inspections
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Harrow Council’s environmental health officers have published the latest food hygiene ratings for businesses across the borough. The inspections, conducted over the past month, resulted in 31 premises receiving the highest possible score of 5, indicating "very good" hygiene standards.
Among those awarded top marks were Moara Mariei on Kenton Road, Rogalik in South Harrow Market, and the Eurotraveller Hotel, Premier in South Harrow. Schools, care homes, and restaurants also featured on the list, including Caterlink at Canons High School and Hazelwood House Residential Home.
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Lower ratings for seven businesses
Seven businesses received ratings below the top score. Amma’s in South Harrow and Tex Ann in Harrow Town Centre were among those rated 3, described as "generally satisfactory". Murlidhar Indian Sweets & Fast Food and VB & Sons in North Harrow scored 4, indicating "good" standards.
Harrow Online reported that one Rayners Lane restaurant received a 1-star rating, the lowest in this inspection round. The business was not named in the published list. A rating of 1 signifies "major improvement necessary".
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What the ratings mean
Food hygiene ratings are based on conditions observed during inspections. They assess hygiene practices, food handling, and the management of food safety. A score of 5 reflects full compliance with legal requirements, while lower scores indicate areas needing improvement.
The ratings do not reflect the quality or taste of food served. Businesses can request a re-inspection once they have addressed any issues identified by officers. Harrow Council did not confirm whether follow-up inspections had been scheduled for premises with lower scores.
How residents can respond
Residents can view the full list of ratings on Harrow Council’s website. Businesses with lower scores may display their rating on their premises. The council encourages customers to report concerns about food hygiene to its environmental health team.
The next round of inspections will take place over the coming months, though the council has not announced specific dates. Businesses rated below 5 are expected to take corrective action before their next inspection.
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