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Possible E.coli from Burger - Five Guys, Rochester Minnesota

3 years ago •reported by user-tvbwy415 • business

Five Guys, 41st Street Northwest, Rochester, MN, USA

2800 41st Street Northwest, Rochester, 55901 Minnesota, United States

My son and I were at the Mayo Clinic. He got a kids burger and fry only ketchup and I got a BLT. The next day I had Sulphur tasting burps, severe stomach cramps, then horrible vomiting and diarrhea. I was in pain for hours and hours. 7 days later, it hit again. I'm going to go get tested for Ecoli | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Cramps, Stomach Pain, Burping

#fiveguys #rochester #minnesota #unitedstates #burger #ketchup #mayo

Consumer Review - Food Safety Five Guys, 41st Street Northwest, Rochester, MN, USA My son and I were at the Mayo Clinic. He got a... photo #1
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