Eat Out Eat Well
The Eat Out Eat Well scheme rewards restaurants, takeaways and other food businesses and makes it easier for customers to make healthy choices.
The businesses are all assessed by our Environmental Health Team, in partnership with Hertfordshire County Council Trading Standards.
During the assessment they look at:
- the way food is prepared
- the ingredients used
- whether there are healthy options for children
- how staff are trained
- and how healthier choices are promoted to customers.
They are then awarded Bronze, Silver or Gold depending on how well they meet the Eat Out Eat Well standards.
Where can I Eat Out and Eat Well?
Award winners show the apple logo on their windows, signs, adverts and menus. The table below shows a list of the current Eat Out Eat Well award winners.
| Name | Award | Date Achieved | Date Expires |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | April 2019 | April 2021 | |
| Focolare Centre for Unity | Silver | December 2019 | December 2021 |
| Silver | January 2019 | January 2021 | |
| Bronze | January 2019 | Jan 2021 | |
| Bronze | January 2019 | Jan 2021 |
You can find out more details in the 
Eat Out Eat Well Charter [101.82KB].
How can businesses join the Eat Out Eat Well Scheme?
The scheme is free for local restaurants, takeaways and other food businesses to join. For further information, to nominate a food business, or to apply for the award, please email us at e.health@welhat.gov.uk or call us on 01707 357 242.
The aim of the Eat Out Eat Well award is to increase access to tasty food prepared in a healthier way, using good food hygiene practices and served in a healthier environment. The award has the potential to increase your customer's satisfaction and your sales.
You can achieve further points towards the award by attending our Level 2 Nutrition Course.
Nutrition for Health Level 2 (accredited by Royal Society for Public Health)
Caterers can gain points towards achieving the EOEW award, by attending this one day course at our council offices.
It provides an understanding of the relationship between diet and health and wellbeing, as well as the role of food labelling and factors in food choices.
Anyone with an interest in nutrition is welcome to attend this course.
To book a place email e.health@welhat.gov.uk or telephone 01707 357 242
