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Food Safety Report: Texas Roadhouse, Shops at 5 Way, Plymouth, MA, USA.

7 years ago •reported by user-bmqb8142 • business

Texas Roadhouse, Shops at 5 Way, Plymouth, MA, USA

20 Shops at 5 Way, Plymouth, 02360 Massachusetts, United States

I have been here many times, but this time was different. I enjoyed my medium rare stake, corn, and mash potatoes. As well as peanuts. About an hour and a half later i began to feel ill. As soon as I returned home i rushed to the bathroom where I vomited up my entire meal. I felt completely fine after. My stomach feels weird today (the following day) and i have some diarrhea, but have been able to keep food down. I believe something I ate at the road house has caused this. | Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting

#texasroadhouse #nuts #plymouth #massachusetts #unitedstates #corn #peanuts

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