A Liverpool restaurant owned by celebrity chef Gino D’Acampo has turned its fortunes around after previously being given a one-star hygiene rating.
Earlier this year, it was revealed how the venue on Old Hall Street fell short of expected food hygiene standards when paid a visit by Liverpool Council’s environmental health officials in January. Information made available online by the Food Standards Agency said major improvements were needed at the venue at the INNSiDE Liverpool hotel in the former Liverpool ECHO building on Old Hall Street. The ECHO moved to nearby Liverpool city centre premises in 2018.
An earlier report released to the ECHO under a Freedom of Information request detailed how the business was warned of improvements it needed to make in terms of how it dealt with food back in September 2022. On that occasion, the restaurant was awarded a three out of five hygiene rating and deemed to be generally satisfactory.
