Fast food fans in Birmingham can enjoy their Big Macs and McFlurries with extra confidence, as every single McDonald's restaurant in the city has secured a top-tier food hygiene score. A comprehensive review of the latest Food Standards Agency (FSA) data reveals a clean sweep of the maximum five-star rating across more than two dozen local branches.
Spotless Record for City's Golden Arches
The data, which is correct as of Tuesday, 9 December 2025, shows that all inspected McDonald's outlets in Birmingham and its surrounding areas received a rating of 5. This signifies that hygiene standards are officially assessed as 'very good'. The findings are based on unannounced inspections carried out by local authority environmental health officers, who evaluate three key areas.
Inspectors rigorously assess how food is handled, prepared, cooked, and stored. They also examine the physical condition of the buildings, including cleanliness, layout, and facilities. Finally, they review the management systems in place to ensure ongoing food safety compliance.
How the Food Hygiene Rating System Works
The Food Standards Agency's ratings range from 0 to 5. A score of 5 represents the highest standard, meaning hygiene is very good. A rating of 0 indicates that urgent improvement is necessary. The ratings are updated on the FSA website following each inspection by the council.
All Birmingham McDonald's locations have achieved the coveted top score of 5. This consistent performance across the city's branches highlights a corporate-wide commitment to stringent hygiene protocols.
Full List of Birmingham McDonald's and Their Latest Inspections
Here is the complete list of McDonald's restaurants in the Birmingham area, along with their most recent inspection dates as recorded by the Food Standards Agency.
- McDonald's New Oscott (College Road, B44 0AA) – Last inspected: 1 July 2025
- McDonald's The Ramp (Stephenson Place, B2 4PY) – Last inspected: 17 September 2025
- McDonald's Perry Barr (Regina Drive, B42 1BY) – Last inspected: 4 July 2024
- McDonald's Erdington (Chester Road, B24 0QY) – Last inspected: 24 August 2024
- McDonald's Stechford (Stetchford Retail Park, Flaxley Parkway, B33 9AN) – Last inspected: 4 March 2024
- McDonald's Bordesley Green (Belchers Lane, B9 5RT) – Last inspected: 5 February 2021
- McDonald's Minworth (Asda, Walmley Ash Road, B76 1XL) – Last inspected: 20 November 2025
- McDonald's Tyburn (Chester Road, B24 0QY) – Last inspected: 10 November 2025
- McDonald's Yardley (Coventry Road, B26 1DS) – Last inspected: 19 February 2025
- McDonald's Exchange Square (Dale End, B4 7NJ) – Last inspected: 1 October 2025
- McDonald's Yenton (Chester Road, B24 OEA) – Last inspected: 17 April 2025
- McDonald's Selly Oak (Aston Webb Boulevard, B29 6SQ) – Last inspected: 18 May 2024
- McDonald's Kings Norton (Parsons Hill, B30 3PN) – Last inspected: 11 October 2021
- McDonald's Longbridge (Bristol Road South, B45 9UA) – Last inspected: 8 June 2023
- McDonald's The Fort (Fort Parkway, B24 9FP) – Last inspected: 29 October 2019
- McDonald's Nechells (Coventry Road, B10 0RJ) – Last inspected: 14 June 2024
- McDonald's Star City (Watson Road, B7 5SA) – Last inspected: 15 November 2024
- McDonald's Northfield (Bristol Road South, B31 2NG) – Last inspected: 19 June 2023
- McDonald's Kitts Green (Meadway, B33 0XH) – Last inspected: 27 January 2021
- McDonald's Temple Row (Cherry Street, B2 5AL) – Last inspected: 7 October 2024
- McDonald's Sutton Coldfield (Lower Parade, B72 1XX) – Last inspected: 2 December 2021
- McDonald's Yardley Wood (School Road, B14 4BJ) – Last inspected: 9 February 2021
- McDonald's Edgbaston (Bristol Road, B5 7TT) – Last inspected: 10 February 2021
- McDonald's Delivery Kitchen, Frankley (Frankley Industrial Estate, Tay Road, B45 0LD) – Last inspected: 18 April 2024
- McDonald's Delivery Kitchen, Kings Heath (Kings Heath Trade Park, Warstock Road, B14 4RT) – Last inspected: 4 November 2024
What This Means for Birmingham Diners
This universal top rating offers significant reassurance to the millions of customers who visit these popular fast-food outlets each year. With nearly 43,500 McDonald's restaurants worldwide as of late 2024, maintaining consistent standards is a major operational challenge. The Birmingham results demonstrate that local management and staff are successfully meeting the UK's rigorous food safety requirements.
While the menu may be globally recognisable, hygiene standards can vary. The FSA's transparent rating system allows consumers to make informed choices. For Birmingham residents, the current data confirms that whichever branch they choose, they can expect the highest level of assessed food hygiene and safety.
