Food Hygiene Ratings for Co-Op

705 locations inspected across the UK. Average rating: 4.9/5.

705
Locations
4.9/5
Average Rating
93.0%
Rated 5/5
0.0%
Rated 0 or 1

Rating distribution

Very Good93.0%572
Good6.3%39
Satisfactory0.7%4
Improvement Needed0.0%0
Major Improvement0.0%0
Urgent Improvement0.0%0

Co-Op has 705 locations across the UK that have been inspected under the Food Hygiene Rating Scheme. The average food hygiene rating is 4.9 out of 5. This is in line with the national average of 4.7/5.

Of all rated locations, 93.0% have achieved the top rating of 5 (Very Good), while 0.0% are rated 0 or 1, indicating urgent or major improvement is needed.

Ratings vary by location — City of London Corporation has the lowest average rating for Co-Op while Adur has the highest. Individual restaurant hygiene depends on local management, so always check the rating of the specific branch you plan to visit.

Source snapshot retrieved: July 26, 2026. Ratings may have changed since retrieval; verify with the linked authority.

Locations by local authority (top 10)

Local AuthorityLocationsAvg Rating
Bristol204.9/5
Brighton and Hove184.9/5
Milton Keynes174.8/5
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole145.0/5
Cheshire West and Chester145.0/5
Belfast City134.8/5
North Yorkshire135.0/5
Scottish Borders130.0/5
Herefordshire124.9/5
Medway124.7/5

Frequently asked questions

What is Co-Op's average food hygiene rating?+

Co-Op has an average food hygiene rating of 4.9 out of 5 across 705 inspected locations in the UK. This is above the national average of 4.7/5.

How many Co-Op locations have a rating of 5?+

The source snapshot contains 572 Co-Op locations with the highest rating of 5 (Very Good), representing 93.0% of all rated branches.

Which Co-Op has the lowest food hygiene rating?+

The lowest rated Co-Op locations are in areas like City of London Corporation. There are 0 locations rated 0 or 1, indicating they require urgent or major improvement. Always check the specific rating of the branch you plan to visit.

Data from official government food safety agencies