See which Bradenton-area restaurants aced their health inspections
Looking for a place to eat around Bradenton?
Manatee County restaurants are routinely inspected by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation for health and food safety issues and cleanliness.
Florida bases its inspection standards on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Food Code, which contains many possible violations.
Passing inspection without flaw is no easy feat, so we like to let our readers know which restaurants did exceptionally well during recent inspections.
Here are the local businesses that earned perfect or near-perfect health inspections from May 26 to June 5, 2026.
15th Street Live, 5012 15th St. E., Bradenton
Bali Hai Beach Resort, 6900 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach (No violations)
BubbaQue’s BBQ, 6310 State Road 70, Bradenton (No violations)
Chili’s Grill & Bar, 6010 U.S. 301, Ellenton (No violations)
Los Chiludos Braden River, 4418 State Road 64 E., Bradenton (No violations)
El Comedor del Chapin, 5814 8th St. Court E., Bradenton (Food truck) (No violations)
Da Spot 11/77, 2801 14 St. W. #A, Bradenton (Mobile food business) (No violations)
Flamingo Bay Brewing Company, 1910 14th St. W., Bradenton
Graciously Made LLC (Catering service) (No violations)
gRub Tropical BBQ, 415 Pine Ave., Anna Maria (No violations)
Hector Tacos, 2801 14th St. W. #A, Bradenton (Mobile food business) (No violations)
Jay’s Hot Dog Carts (No violations)
Leti Cuban Sandwiches, 7980 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota (Mobile food business) (No violations)
Miss Empanadas y Mas, 3401 14th St. W., Bradenton (Food truck)
Myakka City Grill, 36810 Manatee Ave., Myakka City
T-Bone’s Famous Bar-B-Que, 5501 Marina Drive, Holmes Beach (Food truck) (No violations)
Tree Tops Café Food Truck, 21805 State Road 70 E., Bradenton (Mobile food business) (No violations)
Restaurants in Florida are licensed and routinely inspected by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Diners can report health and cleanliness issues at a restaurant anywhere in the state by filing a complaint with the agency.