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Birria Bowl Illness Outbreak - Filiberto's Mexican Food, Phoenix Arizona

21 hours ago •reported by user-mxdzb389 • business

Filiberto's Mexican Food, North 67th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ, USA

4030 North 67th Avenue, Phoenix, 85033 Arizona, United States

Birria bowl served in early afternoon, symptoms started 5pm. Abdominal pain, nausea, laid down 3 hrs after eating diarrhea started, still having bouts of diarrhea at 11pm. Normally have an iron stomach. Update: wife starting to have stomach cramps, almost vomited at 11pm. We ate the same thing but I finished hers. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Stomach Pain, Cramps, Headache

#phoenix #arizona #unitedstates #bowl

Consumer Review - Food Safety Filiberto's Mexican Food, North 67th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ, USA Birria bowl served in early afternoon,... photo #1
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