Eggman ATX - Breakfast Sandwiches

Located in a small food truck area off 1st street, Eggman ATX was a first stop for us to grab some delicious hot, fresh savory breakfast sandwiches while we were in the South Austin downtown area. They made their sauces homemade and is included in your sandwich (original, medium, house hot, and buttermilk ranch).My husband and I both ordered the SEC ( sausage egg and cheese) his with buttermilk ranch and mines with medium sauce. Both were really good but I enjoyed his slightly more because of the savory flavor from the buttermilk ranch. We also tried their hash browns which was solid but would definitely taste better dipped in their sauces. We lucked out and came on a Saturday morning around 9am where there was no line and parking was plenty. It being in January, the weather was brisk cold but they do have a small heat lamp over one of the tables, first come first serve!Staff was friendly and they even checked up on us while we were eating!Tip: you can also order online ahead of time.

My husband and I decided to stop at Eggman ATX for some breakfast. We looked at the menu online and my husband placed our order for pickup in advance. We drove up on our E-bike and found a place to sit. I noticed that Eggman ATX is located in a food trailer park along with other food trailers. There was seating spread out around the area. The parking lot was kind of tricky with one way in and out of the area and limited parking but several people managed to park, pickup, and leave while others stayed around to eat. For my breakfast I ordered a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. I ordered it with hash browns to be included in the sandwich. It also comes with a sauce of your choice and I chose the original on the side which is listed as sweet and tangy. My husband ordered a home fries bowl for us to share. When I got my sandwich I was a little surprised. It looked liked a hamburger. The menu says the sandwich is on a toasted roll but it seemed like it was on a hamburger bun. Despite that the eggs were good, the bacon was crispy and the cheese was melted. The hash browns were a nice addition to the sandwich for texture. The sauce was what it said sweet and tangy and gave the sandwich flavor. The home fries were very flavorful due to the seasoning on them. They came out hot and some were crispy and some were soft. It was a good mix of potatoes. Overall it was a pretty good breakfast sandwich that was very filling. The ordering process and pickup was easy and the atmosphere outside on a nice day was pleasant. I'd return in the future.

Came here after a Saturday morning workout class (balance, right?) and was not disappointed. The food was made fast and was done to perfection. I got the TEC (turkey, egg, cheese) with regular Eggman sauce, a hash brown patty, and iced coffee. So what if it's literally freezing outside? We still drink iced coffee from Eggman bc they do the cream and sugar ratio *correct*.All in all, 10/10 breakfast, will be back. Thank you, Eggman!

So, I wanted a quick breakfast before heading back to Houston and I found this place that was near by where I was staying. I didn't realize it was a food truck until I pulled up but I love food trucks so I was excited already. Parking is limited and there are a few other trucks around as well, tables and chairs and it's per friendly. I ordered the sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich and mannnn! It was soooo good. It was like a gourmet McDonalds McMuffin and they make their own sauces which was also really good! If you are in the area I highly recommend trying this place out. It was pretty packed on Sunday morning so plan accordingly!

We decided to get breakfast here. The parking lot has a good amount of spaces but it gets filled up quickly during prime breakfast hours. They also get lots of food app pickups. I got the BEC with medium sauce, it was amazing. The wait is about 10ish minutes but their team is efficient. The kaiser roll is nice and warm. The egg, cheese, and bacon + hash brown combination is so delicious. Great place for a quick breakfast on the go.

My coworkers and I wanted some breakfast sandwiches the next morning, so I placed an online order for 8am the next day. When I arrived, the order was bagged up and ready to go with all of the sandwiches labeled as requested. I didn't stick around but there was plenty of parking spots, shade, and picnic tables for people who want to eat their food there.Eggman ATX absolutely nailed our order; every sandwich was correct. They were also DELICIOUS. We were all really happy with our food. My coworkers got a classic bacon/egg/cheese, the big mess, and a bacon/egg/cheese (make it weird). I got the bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich with a side of hot honey and their house made hot sauce. I loved the thickness and cook of the bacon as well as the gooeyness of the cheese. The eggs were also cooked perfectly. The hot sauce was tasty and paired great with the sandwich.While I love me a good breakfast taco, it's so nice to have a fun, new, NYC-style breakfast sandwich option that's easy to pick up and tasty to boot.

AMAZING BREAKFAST SANDWICH!!! I got the Big Mess add hashbrown patty and my husband got the chopped cheese!! Everything I could want in a breakfast sandwich. They are quite big so next time I would recommend sharing!

I was super excited to hear a New York-style breakfast sandwich place was opening in Austin.Located on South 1st, this little food truck delivers delicious sandwiches with great coffee pairings.The owner was super friendly and appreciative when I went to pick up my order. The menu is simple consisting of bacon, sausage, ham, and meatless sandwich optionsThe only thing I didn't like was the sauce on the sandwich, so I suggest ordering it on the side.

Is he breaking the bread fresh himself? If not, I don't see how this is any different than going to whataburger for a BOB. At least when Wholy Bagel charges you 8.50 for a sausage and cheese sandwich it is on a freshly baked bagel, baked in store. Even Chick-Fil-A has fresh baked biscuits every morning for breakfast.I'm originally from Brooklyn myself, and I do love a good Kaiser roll with butter and cheese for breakfast, but at the bodega that would cost you a couple of bucks, not $9 for something you can get at any fast food drive through.If I want to spend that much for a breakfast sandwich, I'll go to wholey bagel, and if I just want egg, cheese and sausage on bread, I can go to any drive throughUpdate: I see the owner has responded, but as to be expected, he responded with nonsense. Where to begin:1) he says he uses all "fresh ingredients" but so does everyone else. No one else is serving pre-cooked eggs, or precooked sausage etc, every business cooks to order, and again, places like Wholey Bagel are also baking their bread fresh every day (even chick fil a baked fresh biscuits every morning if you get a biscuit sandwich, so does Bird Bird Biscuit and many many others) 2) he says prices are different in NYC and Texas. Yeah, prices in NYC are generally higher than prices in Texas, so how is he justifying double to triple the price in TX vs NYC3) he is right when he says his breakfast spot is not for me, because I'm not a sucker who gets duped because some dude slaps "NYC Style" on his menu and sign. If you are spending your money here, it's because you don't mind throwing away your money on something that you could get for less and equal quality elsewhere

Good breakfast sandwiches! I tried the turkey egg and cheese and loved the amount of ingredients they put on I thought it was perfect. The sauces were very meh in my opinion but to each their own. The hot sauce just felt very much like chili oil or something that I'd eat with dinner not breakfast. Parking can be tricky so plan ahead for that as well. We ordered online and it was there waiting when we showed up!