The Food Safety App

The Real Junk Food Project Central

St Germains Church, City Road, B17 8LE

Restaurant/Cafe/Canteen · FSA record #1179862

4

Food hygiene rating

4, good

Rated 8 December 2025

When this rating was given

This rating was given on 8 December 2025. A rating records how the premises was found on the day of its inspection. The council decides how often a premises is inspected, based on its risk, so an older rating is not a sign of a problem on its own.

What the inspector found

The rating is built from three assessments. Each is given a band, from very good to urgent improvement necessary.

Food hygiene and safetyGood

How food is handled, prepared, cooked and stored

Very goodUrgent improvement necessary

Structure and cleanlinessGood

The condition of the building, its cleanliness, layout and ventilation

Very goodUrgent improvement necessary

Confidence in managementGenerally satisfactory

How food safety is managed and recorded

Very goodUrgent improvement necessary

Inspected by the food safety team for Birmingham

How to contact the council about this rating

History of these premises

3 Oct 2026First published rating: 4.
17 Sep 2026Rating changed from 4 to AwaitingInspection.
17 Jul 2026First published rating: 4.
4 Jul 2026Rating changed from 4 to AwaitingInspection.
16 Jun 2026First published rating: 4.
28 Apr 2026Rating changed from 4 to AwaitingInspection.
30 Mar 2026First published rating: 4.
29 Jan 2026Rating changed from 4 to AwaitingInspection.
20 Jan 2026First published rating: 4.
16 Jan 2026Rating changed from 4 to AwaitingInspection.
17 Dec 2025First published rating: 4.
12 Dec 2025Rating changed from 4 to AwaitingInspection.
26 Nov 2025First published rating: 4.
27 Jun 2024Off the register from 6 October 2023 to 27 June 2024.
18 May 2022First published rating: 1.

Our record of this register goes back to 2022.

Questions about this rating

What is The Real Junk Food Project Central's food hygiene rating?

The Real Junk Food Project Central is rated 4, good. It was given on 8 December 2025.

When was the rating given?

On 8 December 2025, after an inspection by the council. The rating reflects what the inspector found on that day.

Who inspects The Real Junk Food Project Central?

Birmingham, which is the food safety authority for this area.

What do the three assessments mean?

Food hygiene and safety, structure and cleanliness, and confidence in management are each given a band. Together they give the overall rating.