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Undercooked Burger Illness - J. Alexander's Restaurant, Jacksonville Florida

5 months ago •reported by user-qtfdn937 • business

J. Alexander's Restaurant, Bistro Drive, Jacksonville, FL, USA

10296 Bistro Drive, Jacksonville, 32246 Florida, United States

I ate hamburger at J Alexander restaurant in Jacksonville fl during late dinner. Felt nauseous right after I ate some of burger. I ordered well done, my family realized there was blood dripping from the burger after I said that burger tastes weird after I swallowed a few bites and could no longer eat. I took tums but woke up sick 1 in the morning and thought I was going to die from the vommiting and dizzy. This was October 2024. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Stomach Pain

#jacksonville #florida #unitedstates #burger #hamburger

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