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Berkeley County Restaurant Report Card: 4 Eateries Receive “B” Grades in Latest Health Inspections

If you're planning your next meal out, the latest South Carolina Department of Public Health inspection reports offer a glimpse into how local restaurants performed during recent health inspections. (CREDIT: Image by LEEROY Agency from Pixabay)

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. – If you’re planning your next meal out, the latest South Carolina Department of Public Health inspection reports offer a glimpse into how local restaurants performed during recent health inspections.

Between June 1 and June 8, inspectors visited 27 establishments across Moncks Corner, Goose Creek, Hanahan, Summerville, Ridgeville and Cross.

Twenty-three earned an “A” grade, while four establishments received “B” grades after inspectors documented violations requiring corrective action.

While many of the issues were addressed during the inspection process, several involved repeat violations, sanitation concerns and food handling practices that inspectors said needed attention.

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Check out the full inspection results below, followed by a closer look at the establishments that received a “B” grade and the violations noted by inspectors.

EstablishmentCityGradeInspection DateInspection Type
ARBY’S #6819Moncks CornerAJune 8, 2026Routine
ASIAN GRILLHanahanAJune 4, 2026Follow Up
Benny Ernesto’s LLCMoncks CornerAJune 1, 2026Compliance
BURGER KINGGoose CreekBJune 5, 2026Follow Up
CAVA Mezze Grill LLCSummervilleAJune 3, 2026Compliance
CHICK-FIL-A, INC.SummervilleAJune 3, 2026Routine
CHINA WOKSummervilleBJune 1, 2026Routine
Country Corner #14Moncks CornerAJune 5, 2026Follow Up
DOMINO’S #5644HanahanAJune 4, 2026Routine
Geechie Garlic Crabs and SeafoodHanahanAJune 4, 2026Routine
GROOMS VENISON PROCESSING LLCCrossAJune 3, 2026Routine
GrubshackRidgevilleAJune 5, 2026Compliance
HAMPTON INN DANIEL ISLANDCharlestonAJune 8, 2026Routine
JERSEY MIKE’S SUBSGoose CreekAJune 4, 2026Routine
JERSEY MIKE’S SUBSMoncks CornerAJune 8, 2026Routine
LITTLE CAESARS / V&G PIZZALadsonAJune 5, 2026Routine
LOS RASPADOSMoncks CornerAJune 5, 2026Follow Up
MADRA RUA IRISH PUBSummervilleAJune 4, 2026Routine
MI FIETA2 TACOS & TEQUILASummervilleBJune 4, 2026Follow Up
MILLERS at CARNESMoncks CornerAJune 4, 2026Follow Up
PAPPY’S JRMoncks CornerAJune 4, 2026Follow Up
PIZZA HUT #13745Moncks CornerBJune 4, 2026Routine
PRINGLETOWN QUICK STOP OF SCRidgevilleAJune 5, 2026Routine
RA COFFEE COMPANY, LLCGoose CreekAJune 4, 2026Routine
SABOR ON WHEELS LLCGoose CreekAJune 5, 2026Routine
SANNO GRILLSummervilleAJune 4, 2026Follow Up
SONIC DRIVE-IN #3443Moncks CornerAJune 8, 2026Routine

Establishments Receiving a “B” Grade

Burger King – Goose Creek (June 5, 2026)

Facility was using bread trays/racks for storage in the walk-in freezer. Inspectors observed low or missing grout and damaged floor tiles throughout the kitchen. A hole and damaged wall paneling were noted near the soda syrup storage area, along with wall damage in the bread storage area. Lighting in the walk-in freezer measured below the required minimum level. Inspectors also noted the drive-thru window was not functioning properly as a self-closing window and no fly fans were installed. Read the full report at this link.

China Wok – Summerville (June 1, 2026)

Inspectors observed excessive food debris buildup on rice pots, cooking pots and counters. The facility was also using takeout bags to store food products. Read the full report at this link.

Mi Fieta2 Tacos & Tequila – Summerville (June 4, 2026)

Fruit flies were observed behind the bar area. Multiple prepared food items, including cooked chicken, tomatoes, chicken tenders, corn dogs, tamales, stuffed peppers, onions and green beans, lacked required date markings despite the restaurant having an active date-marking system. Read the full report at this link.

Pizza Hut #13745 – Moncks Corner (June 4, 2026)

Inspectors observed black grime buildup on dish racks used in the dish machine and black substance buildup inside the ice machine. Read the full report at this link.

Inspection Summary

GradeNumber of Establishments
A23
B4
C0

Before writing off a restaurant that receives less than an “A” grade, it’s important to remember that health inspections are simply a snapshot in time. They reflect conditions observed during a single visit and do not necessarily represent a restaurant’s overall commitment to food safety. Even well-managed establishments can receive violations, many of which are corrected on the spot or shortly after inspectors identify them.

Local restaurants are the backbone of many Berkeley County communities. They employ local residents, support school and nonprofit fundraisers, sponsor youth sports teams and provide gathering places where families, friends and neighbors connect.

Inspection reports serve an important purpose by promoting food safety, accountability and transparency, but they should also be viewed in context. Understanding the violations—and whether they were corrected—can help consumers make informed decisions while continuing to support the local businesses that help our communities thrive.

Curious about other restaurant inspection scores across the state? Use the interactive map at this link to search establishments and view the latest grades throughout South Carolina.

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