Nathan’s

I waited 35 mins in line. Ordered a hot dog & hamburger. It sucked. The worst. Hamburger was nasty & cold. TERRIBLE FOOD. In Chicago Nathan’s is good

If you don’t believe a hot dog can be messed up, that it could possibly take six people 20 minutes prepare it then have a raunchy taste about it, Nathan’s at Hollywood/​Fort Lauderdale airport can prove otherwise. You’ll also find out that the service is just about as bad as it comes, but this is just one of those places where, if you are hungry, they’ve got you captive and they know it.
Oh, and last but no the least is that, for a hot dog, you’ll find it to be one of the most expensive hot dogs you can get.

Didn’t expect much… and didn’t get much.
Horrible customer service, nothing special about the food — this place is just for convenience. Next time I’ll grab something before I go to the airport.
And oh… half the fountain drinks were out and they don’t have combos — what kinda fast food place is this? This is America, you must have combos that help us get fat.

If there –1 star that would be perfect! I have never eat such a horrible hamburgers. Due to delayed of our flight we stuck at the airport and got hungry, we should stay hungry. Dry overcook disgusting hamburger… Stay hungry my friends !

My husband and I ate here twice: when we were flying out of the airport towards our destination, and when we had a layover here on our way back home. The first time wasn’t so bad. Flavorless fries, but otherwise OK.
The second time? There was NO ONE in the terminal, which meant NO ONE in line at the restaurant, which meant that the SIX EMPLOYEES behind the counter should not have taken TEN MINUTES for my husband’s food to be prepared while I was holding the plane (we were the last ones to board). It’s partially my husband’s fault for wanting food when we should have been boarding (but I understand — we didn’t want to pay for the food on the plane), but the restaurant should have been much faster. Ugh.

This place sucks.
Shitty food at a brutal price due to location.
Top that off with seeing folks eating fries out of the bin in the back while «cooking» and that leaves me uninterested in this place.

Decent hot dogs, though they were a little on the thin side. Add-​your-​own ketchup and mustard using packets given to you when you order, or you can get your dog with onions or kraut if you like. The french fries are thick, crinkle-​cut, and lacking in flavor– I added a ton of salt and ketchup to mine. My friend got the chicken fingers, which come in three– or five-​piece servings. They’ve also got hamburgers/​cheeseburgers, though we didn’t venture there, plus bottled drinks– soda, water and juices– if you don’t want to go the fountain route.
Fast service. Strategic location right next to the concourse’s only bar. Four stars for what it is: standard fast-​food fare, standard fast-​food prices.