Flame N Dough

Caterer · York

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Information last updated/checked: 6 October 2026

Food hygiene rating: 4 / 5 · inspected 18 Sep 2025

Flame N Dough is a caterer located in York.

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About Flame N Dough

Flame N Dough is a caterer located in York.

Flame N Dough is listed in the Localyn directory under Caterer.

Category: Caterer
Address: 33 Wilkinson Way, Strensall, York YO32 5ZA
Area: York
Menu: Not listed. Business owners can add a menu by claiming this page.

Official food hygiene information

Food hygiene rating: 4 — Good

Last inspected: 18 September 2025

This rating was published on 18 September 2025 and may not reflect more recent changes.

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33 Wilkinson Way, Strensall, York YO32 5ZA

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