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Beef Fajitas Trigger GI Issues - Lupe Tortilla Mexican Restaurant (NOW OPEN), Fort Worth Texas

5 years ago •reported by user-ttnyp221 • business

Lupe Tortilla Mexican Restaurant (NOW OPEN), North Freeway, Fort Worth, TX, USA

9409 North Freeway, Fort Worth, 76177 Texas, United States

On Friday, 31 July 2020 my wife and I ate beef fajitas and shared a bean salsa and immediately after we experienced the first symptoms. We’ve been experiencing gastrointestinal issues since. We thought it would go away on its own. It has not, so, we are seeking involvement of our doctor. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Other, Gas

#fortworth #texas #unitedstates #beef #salsa #bean

Consumer Review - Food Safety Lupe Tortilla Mexican Restaurant (NOW OPEN), North Freeway, Fort Worth, TX, USA On Friday, 31 July 2... photo #1
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