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Reheated Tacos, Shigella Risk - Barney's Beanery, Los Angeles California

8 years ago •reported by user-nzqky516 • business

Barney's Beanery, Broxton Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, United States

1037 Broxton Avenue, Los Angeles, 90024 California, United States

To ensure accuracy, this Barney’s Beanery is located inside LAX airport. I ordered tacos and they arrived cold so I sent them back. The waitress returned the same tacos after reheating them twice. This clearly was a very big mishandling of food. After boarding my flight I arrived at my destination to discover a bloody stool. Upon seeking treatment, I was told I tested positive for several bad bugs including Shigella. My doctor reported this to the CDC. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea

#blood #losangeles #california #unitedstates

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