Viva Vinyl Cafe in Hove got a one out of five food hygiene rating (Image: The Argus)
A Hove café got the second lowest food hygiene rating available following an inspection.
Viva Vinyl Cafe, at 63 Queen Victoria Avenue, Hove, was given a score of one on March 14.
A one-star rating means major improvement is necessary.
Here are some more of the latest food hygiene ratings given to food establishments in Sussex.
Brighton and Hove
- St Richards Church, at St Richards Church Hall, Beal Crescent, was given a five out of five rating after assessment on April 19, the Food Standards Agency's website shows.
- Jade Chinese Restaurant, at 29 Western Road, Hove was handed a four rating after assessment on March 14.
Worthing
- Quick Eat, a takeaway at 135 Rectory Road, was given a one rating after assessment on March 15.
Eastbourne
- Ganges, at 15 The Waterfront, was handed a five rating after assessment on March 21.
- The time is now catering, at 1 Upper Avenue, was given a score of two on October 17.
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