| A FOUR-STAR
SUPPER WITH SALT ‘N’ SAUCE
The Herald – Tuesday 29th January 2002
A New Town takeaway has been named
Scotland’s first four-star chippy.
L’Alba D’Oro in Henderson Row was given the honour by tourism
chiefs under a new food quality scheme.
Owner Filippo Crolla said: “I knew we were good, but I did not know
we were this good. It is wonderful to be able to say we are a four-star
establishment.”
Founded in 1975, the shop has gained renown for selling fast-food versions
of crocodile, kangaroo, ostrich and venison alongside fish suppers in
the past.
Amanda Clark, chief executive of VisitScotland’s Food Grading Company,
added: “when people come on holiday to Scotland they really want
to know the best place to go and eat for everything from a top-class meal
to a take-away.”
The star grades will be reviewed annually in categories that also include
pub-food, coffee shops and self-service restaurants.
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