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Catered Lunch Illness Outbreak - Jimmy John's, Summit Illinois

4 years ago •reported by user-wzczx813 • business

Jimmy John's, South Harlem Avenue, Summit, IL, USA

5836 South Harlem Avenue, Summit, 60501 Illinois, United States

We got a catered lunch from this location. All of the staff got sick, 3 people had to call off.
I personally ate 1 mini sandwich which was like 2 in big (the vito) others had the vito and turkey. I ate it at 2pm. By 8pm I was throwing up like the exorcist and pooping my brains out. Not sure what hole to keep over the toilet. This continued all night long til 5am. Next day I was nauseated and headache. The next day the rest of the staff felt it. 3 girls have called off due to this. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Other, Headache

#jimmyjohns #summit #illinois #unitedstates #sandwich #turkey

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