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Official inspection record · FHRS 1603083

Morton Arms Acton, W3

Morton Arms Acton, 61 Old Oak Common Lane, Acton W3 7DD, has a food hygiene rating of 5 out of 5 (very good) from an inspection by Ealing council on 18 March 2026. Source: Food Standards Agency.

Pub/bar/nightclub · The Wishing Well, 61 Old Oak Common Lane, Acton, W3 7DD

Food hygiene5/5Inspected 18 March 2026
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What inspectors recorded

Why can a 5/5 business have scores of 0?

The overall food hygiene rating runs from 0 to 5, where 5 is best. The three technical intervention scores run in the opposite direction, where 0 is best. We show the FSA's plain-English standard first so the result is easier to understand.

For example: 0 = Very good · 5 = Good · 10 = Generally satisfactory
Food handlingHow food is prepared, cooked, reheated, cooled and stored.Very goodFSA intervention score 0 · lower is better
Premises and facilitiesCleanliness, layout, lighting, ventilation and condition.GoodFSA intervention score 5 · lower is better
Safety managementProcesses, checks, training and confidence that standards will continue.Very goodFSA intervention score 0 · lower is better

Local context · FSA open data

How Morton Arms Acton compares in W3

There are 507 food businesses with a published hygiene rating in the W3 postcode district. 56% are rated 5 and 13% are rated 0–2.

Morton Arms Acton shares the top rating with 283 other businesses in W3.

Of the 20 pubs, bars and nightclubs in W3, 12 are rated 5.

Active records with a published 0–5 rating in the W3 postcode district, refreshed weekly from the Food Standards Agency. This compares inspection results only; it is not a review.

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A hygiene rating is a snapshot, not a customer review.

The score reflects food handling, the physical condition of the premises and confidence in food-safety management at the time of inspection. It does not rate taste, service or value. Councils remain the authoritative source.

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