Liverpool restaurant, Caesar’s Palace, has been fined £5,000 after hygiene inspectors found the kitchens to be dirty and unhygienic.

The “Las-Vegas style” restaurant on Renshaw Street in Liverpool’s city centre was fined after a series of health issues were flagged up in the kitchens. 

Inspectors found: 

• Ribs being left where raw chicken juice could have dripped on them.
• No running water in a sink where staff were supposed to wash their hands.
• Floors “caked in grease and food”.
• A “filthy” staff toilet.

Berni Turner, Liverpool city council’s executive member for the environment, said: “We are committed to making sure that hygiene and cleanliness in food outlets across the city are of a high standard and won’t hesitate to take enforcement action on those who put people’s health at risk.”

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By Jessica Harvey

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