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Manhattan inspection list includes routine checks, follow-ups and corrected violations

The Manhattan Mercury reported a set of food establishment inspections dated June 5 through June 9, 2026, listing Manhattan-area restaurants and the issues noted during those visits.

Several establishments had no factors or practices out of compliance, including TCB Street Eats & Catering LLC on Tuttle Creek Boulevard, Radina's Coffeehouse & Roastery on Claflin Road and Kings Candy Shop at Manhattan Town Center.

Other inspections noted problems that were corrected on site. Popeyes on Bluemont Avenue had a cold-holding temperature issue during a follow-up inspection. Firehouse Subs on North Third Place had several listed issues, including mold growth on items, warm-held items, improper storage and a facility maintenance issue involving no air conditioning. Sonic Drive In on Anderson Avenue had food debris on a food-contact surface. HuHot Mongolian Grill at Manhattan Town Center had multiple issues, including missing written cleanup plan documentation, utensil debris, cooling and cold-holding concerns, undated items and an improperly installed plumbing backflow device.

A June 9 disaster inspection at Wendy's on Anderson followed a small electrical fire that led to discarded food and paper products and required cleaning and sanitizing of several surfaces and equipment items; the listing reported zero factors and practices out of compliance.