Dozens of cafes in Nottingham city centre have perfect food hygiene scores.
We've compiled a list of the most hygienic venues so next time you're looking to grab a cuppa and a slice of cake on a visit to the city, you'll know where to go.
Although 'Freedom Day' in England has been delayed until July 19, hospitality venues are allowed to operate indoors and outdoors, meaning you can spend the day pottering around Nottingham and enjoying what our stunning city has to offer.
The rating shows which food-serving businesses have "very good" hygiene, and the ones that require "urgent improvement", with scores from 0 to five available.
The restaurants are all listed on the Government's food ratings website, are all listed with the NG1 city centre postcode.
The cafes below had perfect food hygiene scores as of June 20:
Cafe's in Nottingham with 5-star food hygiene scores:
200 Degrees Coffee, Flying Horse Walk and Carrington Street
Biscuit and Brew Teahouse, Hounds Gate
Birdhouse Cafe, Middle Pavement
Blend, Sneinton Market
Auction Room Cafe, Meadow Lane
Bread and Butterflies, Trent Boulevard
Bun Mii Cafe, George Street
Cartwheel Cafe and Roastery, Low Pavement
Cafe Vita, Rugby Road
Cafe Nero, Central Avenue
Bean Culture Cafe & Eat Culture Restaurant, Station Street
Fox Cafe, Pelham Street
Fox Talbots Cafe, Mansfield Road
GB Cafe, Gedling Street
Heavenly Deserts, Angel Row
Hipo Coffee, Carlton Street
Jamcafe, Heathcote Street
Josephine's, Upper Parliament Street
Kayal, Broad Street
Kigali Coffee, Stoney Street
Kitty Cafe, Friar Lane
Kushi-Ya, Cannon Court
Ludorati, Maid Marian Way
Mary's Kitchen, Southwell Road
Terrace Coffee Lounge, Huntingdon Street
The Avenues Cafe, Gedling Street
The Dice Cup, Mansfield Road
The Kitchen at Pelham Street
The Pudding Pantry, Trinity Square
Thea Caffea, Low Pavement
Tuckers, Friar Lane
White Rabbit Teahouse
5 Bridlesmith Walk
