The manager of a Liverpool city centre restaurant has contested the findings of a health inspection report.
Amir Riahi said he felt the findings of Liverpool Council ’s assessment of Baron 84 on Bold Street were “unfair” and vowed to prove that his establishment was worth more than the rating it had been awarded. Information made available by the Food Standards Agency detailed that a one out of five mark has been given by the local authority’s food safety officers.
As a result, it was deemed that major improvement was necessary at the year-old venue on the popular city centre strip. The major bone of contention for officers was the management of food safety at the premises, including the systems in place to ensure food is safe to eat.
