Named after Richard Grainger- one of the men who redeveloped the city centre in the 19th Century- Grainger Market is known as Newcastle's first supermarket and is a gem in the heart of the city.
Opened in October 1835, it boasts nearly 200 years of history.
The team at Newcastle City Council regularly give businesses, shops and premises food hygiene ratings following assessments.
These are the ratings for every Grainger Market food businesses.
Ratings range from zero to five stars, with zero meaning urgent improvement is required, one-star meaning major improvement is necessary, two-stars indicating some improvement is necessary, three meaning hygiene standards are generally satisfactory while four means hygiene standards are good and five means standards are very good.
All information is correct at he time of writing according to the Food Standards Agency website.
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. Grainger Market traders
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13. North Shore Coffee
North Shore Coffee has a five star rating. | Google

14. Oliver and Eden
Oliver and Eden Butchers in Grainger Market has a five star rating. | Google

15. Redheads Mac ‘n’ Cheese
Redheads Mac ‘n’ Cheese has a five star rating. | Evie Lake

16. Snackwallah
Snackwallah also has top marks. | Evie Lake


