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Writing a trademark “HELLLOOOOOO” to alert his 358,000 Instagram followers of breaking news, Mr. Fries Man creator Craig Batiste says that Las Vegans will get their first taste of his over-the-top fry concoctions on Saturday in North Las Vegas. Mr. Fries Man opens in a corner space at the Desert Oaks Plaza in North Las Vegas, close to the intersection of Craig Road and Valley Drive. The menu features gargantuan portions of French fries topped with honey garlic shrimp and steak, a chicken bacon Parmesan combination, lemon garlic crab and shrimp, Buffalo ranch chicken, and barbecue sauce u...

Mr. Fries Man grows from backyard business to franchise Localish Share: Craig Batiste wanted to start a unique business. "It started in my backyard in 2016," Batiste said. With $400 and support from his family and the community, Batiste got to work selling fries. He was eventually able to open his first location in Gardena, CA ."I and my wife did it all on our own no bank loans, no investors, just hard work and dedication and the support of everybody who comes out," Batiste said. "And that's a blessing." Though the pandemic is ongoing, Batiste's business continues to thrive. "I love this food...

Mr. Fries Man Could Open Both Las Vegas Locations in Weeks Eastside and North Las Vegas stores aim for a January debut Share this story Mr. Fries Man/Instagram Writing a trademark “HELLLOOOOOO” to alert his 358,000 Instagram followers of breaking news, Mr. Fries Man creator Craig Batiste is confidently predicting both Las Vegas expansions of his French fry platter restaurant will debut early in the new year. Preparing for January grand openings, Mr. Fries Man will serve daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. inside a former 1,350-square-foot Subway store at the eastside’s Flamingo Market Place, a...

Gardena business Mr. Fries Man expands during a pandemic Replay Video UP NEXT The COVID-19 pandemic has hit small businesses hard, but one Gardena restaurant owner was able to expand his business even during a pandemic. Craig Batiste, otherwise known as Mr. Fries Man, wanted to start a business that was unique. "It started in my backyard in 2016," Batiste said. With $400 and support from his family and the community, Batiste got to work selling fries. He was eventually able to open his first location in Gardena. "Me and my wife did it all on our own no bank loans, no investors, just hard wor...