London's 'most romantic' restaurant given one out of five hygiene rating as mouse droppings found in kitchen
A restaurant dubbed London's "most romantic" has been given a dire hygiene rating after mouse droppings were found in the kitchen.
A health official found a mouse infestation, with droppings on the kitchen floor and in a storage room.The King Street establishment, which has frequently been described as the most romantic restaurant in London, is well known for its cosy interior with cherry blossoms dangling from the ceiling.Dishes at the swanky restaurant include lobster, caviar, venison and a side of mashed potato with truffle priced at £8.50.
The inspector said: "During the inspection mice droppings were noted on the floor in the kitchen and dry storage room. Appropriate treatment methods must be used to eliminate these pests." A spokesperson for Clos Maggiore said the restaurant had made all the recommended changes and an external pest control agency had since found no evidence of activity.
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