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Severe Pizza Illness Symptoms - Papa John's Pizza, Phoenix Arizona

9 years ago •reported by user-cmdxd551

Papa John's Pizza, North Cave Creek Road, Phoenix, AZ, United States

18413 North Cave Creek Road, Phoenix, 85032 Arizona, United States

We ordered one large flat pizza with pepperoni and beef and the other side was pineapple chicken and mushroom. I had such bad stomach cramps that lasted well over five days alongside with diarrhea nausea . I also had vomiting on the first day. It was horrible so sad because this used to be my favorite place to get pizza now off my list. They must have not handled something correctly or cross-contaminated in the kitchen | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Cramps

#phoenix #arizona #unitedstates #beef #chicken #mushroom #pepperoni #pizza #pineapple

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