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Undercooked Burger, Severe Illness - McDonald's, Stevens Point Wisconsin

1 day ago •reported by user-tcck9698 • business

McDonald's, Division Street North, Stevens Point, WI, USA

127 Division Street North, Stevens Point, 54481 Wisconsin, United States

Went to order a Mc Donald’s quarter pounder meal and was eating in the McDonalds parking lot something was off about the burger. Turning on my dome light to find the burger was cooked outside but gross and raw inside of burger. Nastiest thing I e experienced. Not thinking went into the restaurant made formal complaint and was refunded my money all on camera, manager confirmed and bank received funds
Now sick as heck | Symptoms: Stomach Pain, Fever, Cramps, Chills, Headache

#mcdonalds #stevenspoint #wisconsin #unitedstates #burger #quarterpounder

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