Wienerschnitzel

It’s hot dogs. How can you mess that up? haha. Anyways, there’s a lot to choose from here and it’s all pretty good. I always upgrade to the All beef or polish dog though. Service is usually good but staff always have resting B-​Face. But since I’m just going through the drive through, it’s ok. Not a big deal.

Love this place since I was little who doesn’t love hot dogs. And having chili cheese on it. All you can ask for. They have specials so it’s worth visit. Family pack worth it. 5 dogs 5 burgers and gets. I’m really glad they open this location again the other wiener hut pretty distended from me.

Their foods great I give them that but one day I was going to have dinner we for me I ordered 2 plain hot dogs and when I go home I see they forgot my 2 hot dogs how on Earth forget 2 dogs so mad I want this place to go down are you just are you kidding me what the hell how to you forget 2 dogs BOOOO and my order was only a sprite an 2 hot dogs.

— Fresh fries.
— Enjoy the bratwurst.
— Small tiny atmosphere is great during nice sunny day
— Not much to complain about other than to say that I wish they had Coca-​Cola products or some different drinks available that are pepsi products like Sobe or Tazo.

Wienerschnitzel has returned to its old Reno location at 2090 Mill St just before the I-​580 southbound on ramp. Okay, it’s just about the most unhealthy food you can eat. While Americans love to mock Third World nations for eating bugs or pig testicles or pig heads, you know what, a certain number of bugs are allowed per pound of industrial processed food, so you’re probably eating just as many bugs as a Third World person, and what is hot dog and hamburger but everything that can be taken off the bone of a pig and cow including ligaments, tendons, skin, cartilege, organs, and yes, that includes sexual organs. So get over yourself America. What I like about Wienerschnitzel besides the occasional indulgence in unhealthy hot dogs and corn dogs is the mascot of the Weinerschnitzel dog that runs from people, because they want to eat him. And the fact that I was first introduced to Weinerschnitzel in LA and it reminds me of those good old days. Reno needs Tommy’s Burgers FYI. Despite huge food industry subsidies, food prices actually do go up so no more 99 cent dogs. The dogs start at $ 1.49. They’re also smaller. They don’t have pastrami sandwiches anymore, just dogs and hamburgers and a creative array of chili cheese fries with all types of toppings. They also have sundaes and ice cream cones dipped in chocolate or caramel. I like the caramel-​dipped one where the caramel forms a nice crunchy coat, but you can’t really discern the ice cream as anything but a hint of vanilla and cold mush. In the end, it’s mostly just industrial mush and has this faint, distant, ethereal, ephemeral hint of food. Just like my memories of LA, the taste of the food has dissipated with time and you can only remember a touch of what was. No matter how much of this stuff you shove down your throat, the memory gets no stronger but rather weaker as new memories form. So you have to only eat this stuff occasionally to preserve the initial memory, albeit, one that fades to a glimmer of a shadow of a wisp of an echo of a distant ripple of a touch of an apparition of a fond memory.