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Chicken Alfredo Illness Suspected - BJ's, Denton Texas

4 years ago •reported by user-jjrr7624 • business

BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, Interstate 35E, Denton, TX, USA

Interstate 35E, Denton, 76210 Texas, United States

A couple hours ago. If it was the food I had the chicken fettuccine Alfredo with broccoli, and the bread it come with. I also had a white chocolate macadamia nut pizookie I ordered it for myself only for lunch, and was sick within 4 hours. I still am. I ate around noon, ordered my food, and had it delivered by Uber Eats. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#bjs #ubereatsdelivery #denton #texas #unitedstates #alfredo #bread #broccoli #chicken #chocolate #fettuccine

Consumer Review - Food Safety BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, Interstate 35E, Denton, TX, USA A couple hours ago. If it was the food... photo #1
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