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Food Safety Report: Outback Steakhouse, North Illinois Street, Swansea, IL, United States.

8 years ago •reported by user-tnyq5158 • business

Outback Steakhouse, North Illinois Street, Swansea, IL, United States

4390 North Illinois Street, Swansea, 62226 Illinois, United States

I ordered a side salad with blue cheese dressing and the seasonal vegetable side. Within two hours I started feeling nauseous and by the 4th hour I was throwing up. My friend who ate lunch with me didn't get sick and she ordered a side salad (different dressing) and a baked potato. So I am convinced it was the blue cheese salad dressing. It looks like a couple of the other reports on here involved eating the blue cheese dressing. I will not be eating that dressing again. | Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting

#outbacksteakhouse #swansea #illinois #unitedstates #baked #cheese #potato #salad #vegetable #bluecheese

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