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EAT SAFE AWARD The Eat Safe Award was launched by the Foods Standards Agency in June 2003 as a way of recognising food businesses that go beyond the requirements of current legislation and meet the highest standards of hygiene. Many consumers say that they have concerns about hygiene in food outlets. However, if a business displays the Eat Safe Logo (displayed below), you can be assured that they have a consistently good hygiene record. 
Initually the award was limited to any catering establishment to which the public has access. However from April 2006 the scope has opened up to all catering businesses irrespective of whether or not they have public access. Currently nineteen premises in the Lisburn City Council area display the Eat Safe Logo: - Lighters Restaurant, Lisburn Civic Centre, Lagan Valley Island, Lisburn.
- Footprints Trading Ltd, 84A Colinmill, Dunmurry.
- The Pheasant, 410 Upper Ballynahinch Road, Annahilt.
- The Plough, 3 The Square, Hillsborough.
- Lagan Valley Hospital Restaurant, 39 Hillsborough Road, Lisburn.
- Sodexho @ Coca-Cola (Bottlers) Ulster Ltd, 1 The Green, Lambeg.
- Moira Drive Thru, 15 Main Street, Moira.
- Bar Burgandy, 15 Market Square East, Lisburn
- McDonalds Drive Thru & Restaurant, 1 Hillsborough Road, Lisburn
- Cafe Revive, Marks and Spencer, Sprucefield
- Kentucky Fried Chicken, Bow Street Mall, Lisburn
- Ivory Restaurant, 59 Main Street, Moira
- Snac-a-Jac, 10A Knockmore Business Park, Moira Road, Lisburn
- The Village Grill, 5-7 Dromore Street, Dromara
- The Ballymac Hotel, 7A Rock Road, Stoneyford, Lisburn
- Wallace High School, 10A Clonevin Park, Lisburn
- Avenance PLC - Tesco Customer Cafe, Bentrim Road, Lisburn
- El Shammah Residential Home, 2 North Circular Road, Lisburn
- Daltons, 28 Market Square, Lisburn
For further details: http://www.eatsafe.gov.uk/ On 18 May 2006, 3 food businesses, namely Marks and Spencers Cafe, Sprucefield, The Ivory, Moira, and Snac-a-Jac, Knockmore Business Park, Lisburn were awarded the Eat Safe Award. This shows high standards of food hygiene in all aspects of their business. 
More recently, on 19 January 2007 3 further food businesses, namely Wallace High School, Lisburn, The Ballymac Hotel, Stoneyford and The Village Grill, Dromara were presented the Eat Safe Award by the Mayor, Councillor Trevor Lunn. 
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