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Food Safety Report - Texas Roadhouse, San Antonio Texas

1 week ago •reported by user-htwfx333 • business

Texas Roadhouse, 2893 Cinema Ridge, San Antonio, TX, USA

2893 Cinema Ridge, San Antonio, 78238 Texas, United States

Went to eat at Texas Roadhouse on Loop 410 at around 2:30 on Januray 2nd ate T-bone steak, salad with Thousand Island dressing, bake potatoe and peanut with lemonade. Started to feel pain after eating. Started throwing non stop. Diarrhea started happening at the same time as well. At this happened right after I got home. This continued for 48 hours. My son called them to report it. They were going to have public relations called but haven't heard anything. So this the reason I am reporting this. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Stomach Pain, Cramps

#texasroadhouse #sanantonio #texas #unitedstates #salad #steak #lemonade

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