FATMAN HOTDOGS & MORE

Love it. As a Miami native this is an authentic Miami style sausage sandwich. This was my second time here. I ate it so fast the first time I didn’t take a picture. Quality food, great service. Clean environment. I had a traditional sausage with potatoes stick and onions. It was seasoned well… will revisit again.

WOW!! This was so worth our time and money. The quality of the food is just standout, especially for a hotdog joint. The flavors were spot on, words cannot express how badly you need to try FatMans! Easy going atmosphere, parking on site, as well as tables and chairs. We got 3 dogs, Tots, and Lemonade. ALL WAS INCREDIBLE!!! We just did the ones suggested by the kind woman at the front! Later the legend himself walked up and offered us two free sodas. 10/10.

I wholeheartedly recommend FATMAN HOTDOGS & MORE! I tried them for the first time today and had an amazing experience! The food was delicious and they are professional and personable. I asked could they make the Mac Daddy hotdog with their Vegan sausage as a substitution and it was perfect! Their Tater Tots with the FATMAN sauce were amazing!! I appreciate them adapting to my dietary restrictions. Thank you all for a great experience!

Good quality ingredients and the flavor combination is really good. Definitely some of the best hot dogs in the area. It’s on the salty side but a good salty. I recommend getting the sausages rather than the hot dogs.

Straight to the point: getting a hot dog here is moreso an experience. Visited on a Friday evening around 6:30pm. Had tried to come at 1pm because the hours posted on tbeir social media started at 11am. However when I arrived at 1pm, I was told they were closed but would probably open at 3:30pm. The current setup (as of Jan 2024) is a food truck in a well-lit lot with picnic tables/benches and free parking. You pull in, walk up and order at the truck. Fatman is back there cooking. I like that they have a buzzer to alert when your order is ready. You can wait in your car or at one of the tables instead of standing around. The staff is not very talkative but efficient. The menu has several combinations of toppings available like mac & cheese, steak and grilled chicken. I just ordered a plain hot dog for the experience because when I want a hot dog, I just want a hot dog, no frills. It was seared on a flat top and appeared to be Nathan's. I got it simply dressed - ketchup, mustard, mayo & sauerkraut. Other than what I think was parsley in the sauerkraut, I felt ok about the hotdog. The most interesting part of my experience was the young goat standing (sleeping) in the corner of the lot. I believe she is an actual pet. Would never expect to see that at a hotdog stand but there ya go. Overall, glad to see someone following their passion, creating opportunities for others in the process and bringing something unique to the community. For the experience and something a little different, I could recommend a visit.

I will start with the positive, the food was good, the drinks were warm and the service was bad. My family and I arrived at 1050 the location opens at 11. The owners arrived at around 1112 to set up and get the establishment open. We weren't able to order until around 1135 and received no apology for the time that we waited. I love to support black owned businesses, but we have to be better. CP time should not be part of our business model. I would give grace with either accountability or a simple apology. Preferably, if they would have tried to make it up to us but that was not the case. While taking my order the owner was pleasant and gave suggestions when asked. But after taking our order that's where any type of service stopped. I spent $102.46 and that included just over $13 tip that was not deserved but again I have a thing about supporting my people but I was hopeful the service I would receive would get better but it just was non-existent. My family and I are visiting from Phoenix AZ and we were really excited to try this place out and were really saddened by our experience this was the first place we've been to since coming into Miami this morning. I'm hoping this is not the type of service that represents Miami.

It was a hot day, and we were given slushes that were amazing. I ordered the ranch, bacon, chicken sausage with Fat Man sauce, while my sister had the vegan oxtail. She rated her dish a 4 out of 10, and I gave mine a 2 out of 10. The 2 was only for the sausage, which had its own distinct flavors, reminiscent of a Garcia sausage. I'm glad I tried it to show support, but I won't be returning. The chicken, ranch, and Fat Man sauce lacked flavor. With all those ingredients, you'd expect something great, but that wasn’t the case. I would have been better off ordering a basic sausage. I wish people would cook with love and build a team that could offer ideas and feedback to improve the food. I even saved a piece for my husband to see if I was overreacting, and he was really disappointed. I miss the days when you could get a good hot dog or sausage downtown.

First time I tried to come here, he was closed. But the owner saw me pull in and walked to my car and told me he was closed. That good service made me want to really try it again. So I did, he has a mural on the wall and delicious food. I got the philly sausage and will be back for more. They also have a organize system where they give you a beeper to let you know once your food is ready.