Cross Keys
Cross Keys is a pub/bar/nightclub located at Ye Olde Cross Keys, Crabbe Street, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, IP15 5BN, in the East Suffolk local authority area. Following its most recent inspection on 17 June 2026, it received a food hygiene rating of 5 (Very Good). As a pub, bar or nightclub serving food, this business is assessed on both its food preparation areas and bar service areas, including cellar hygiene and the safe storage of perishable items. Food businesses in the UK are inspected by local authority environmental health officers. The frequency of inspections depends on the risk category — higher-risk businesses are inspected more frequently, typically every 6 to 12 months, while lower-risk establishments may be inspected every 2 to 3 years.
Details
- Business Type
- Pub/bar/nightclub
- Address
- Ye Olde Cross Keys, Crabbe Street, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
- Postcode
- IP15 5BN
- Local Authority
- East Suffolk
- Scheme Type
- FHRS
- FHRS Business ID
- 1135955
Location
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FAQ
What is the food hygiene rating of Cross Keys?
Cross Keys has a food hygiene rating of 5 out of 5, as assessed by East Suffolk.
What does a food hygiene rating of 5 mean for a pub/bar/nightclub?
A rating of 5 means hygiene standards are very good. The inspectors found that food was handled, prepared and stored safely, the premises were clean and well-maintained, and management had effective systems to maintain standards.
When was Cross Keys last inspected?
Cross Keys was last inspected on 2026-06-17. Food businesses in the UK are typically re-inspected every 6 months to 3 years, depending on their risk category and previous rating.
Where is Cross Keys located?
Cross Keys is located at Ye Olde Cross Keys, Crabbe Street, Aldeburgh, Suffolk , IP15 5BN, in the East Suffolk local authority area.