Wienerschnitzel

The staff here is bar none the most energetic and happy people to be around. They make dining here all that much better. Plus the original chili cheese dog is my all time favorite hot dog.

Great place to come when you dont have much money, the food is always as ordered and the staff are always professional and friendly. Ask for Amazing J!

There was only one vehicle in front of me but a guy still came out to my car to take my payment to speed things along. I thought that was cool and an extra touch of awesome customer service.
The food is pretty good too. I always have to have chili cheese fries when I come here.
Today I tried the Junkyard Dog. It was topped with grilled onions. Fries, mustard and chili.
Messy but good.

Need to work on customer service skills. I waited in an empty line for five minutes and the order taker acted like I was not even there. Not a «I’ll be right with you, one moment, or welcome to weinerschnitel» nothing. I walked out. Can’t tell ya how it tasted. Never got the chance.

I loved the hotdogs and fries. John and Ashleigh are so nice and have great customer service skills. Because of them I will be a repeat customer. Great job!

‚Great service thank you Adrian,
We drove from Laveen to eat here
Great food fries on point and the best hot dogs
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Hire people who want to work and are not a joke! Every time we go to this location they always say the ice cream maker never works??? Really? Every Thursday and Friday for six months? And what is ridiculous is they try to cover for each other when you ask as to why it isn’t working and when? They are bad liars and bad hires. Look at your numbers owner and how much cash you really pull in? Our team use to go there but now we no longer do. FYI the hot dog buns are cold and hard!

Ok, we stopped in for their «special» which is 3 chili burgers, 3 chili dogs and 3 small fries. We asked if we could substitute and get 2 chili burgers, 2 chili dogs, 2 corn dogs and 3 small fries. The cashier said he didn’t know but would enter it to see. Good news! Yes, all of that for $ 9.99. The food was honestly only 3 stars… Which of course is just basic… Not bad, not great. The reason for the 4^th star is the shift manager TONY. He was very personable, checked in us 2 times to see if we needed/​wanted anything else. Mind you, this is a fast food establishment. The counter area was immaculate, the dining area was SPOTLESS, the floor was clean and the restrooms were very clean. Generally when a restaurant is this clean it is a direct reflection of management and their commitment to having a well run shop. Hats off to Tony and his crew in this regard.
The food, as I said earlier was only so so, but the overall experience was exceptional. We got out corn dog, chili dog fix so we probably won’t be back for a while, but I wanted to share what I felt about superlative service.

$.30 cents ladies and gentlemen — $.30 cents, that is the cost of good customer service. While treating my severely pregnant friend to a chili cheese dog today at Wienerschnitzel. We experience what we like to refer to as the most odd, awkward and severely uncomfortable situation ever experienced at such a «fine establishment.» We place our order, Young nice girl… Slightly clueless though. I order what I feel is pretty damn simple, chili cheese Coney, all beef of course, and a small curly fry. My friend orders large curly fry and a chilli cheese dog. We sit down and wait for our food… 5 to 10 minutes later my tray arrives –all beef chili cheese dog and a small regular fry. The same nice, young, sweet and again sightly clueless girl smiles. I remind her I ordered the curly fry and she quickly remembers that yes, I did order a curly fry and takes the tray back. In the meantime my friends food arrives, and it looks fucking delicious. Five minutes goes by and this young buck, with a pretty freaking sweet headset, comes over to our table. He proceeds to tell me that «small curly fries have an up charge of $.30 cents.» We look at each other, we look at him and say okay? Let’s just give you an idea of how awkward the next 15 seconds went… Silence. He tells us again «small curly fries are $.30 cents more than a regular fry… You ordered a curly fry and she only charged you for a regular fry, so it’s $.30 cents more.» At this point we are baffled… My friend finally asked «oh she’s supposed to give you $.30 cents more for you guys messing up her order?» He of course replies yes like that’s normal. Because again for probably the fifth time now he’s reminded us that it’s a $.30 cents up charge for a curly fry. Well, I let him know that I paid with a credit card and that I do not have any cash, he said that’s okay we take credit card… No sir I do not want to put $.30 cents on my credit card because you messed up my order –I’ll pass thank you very much. He smiles fixes his headset, thrust his hips left to right and is on his way back to his kingdom of wieners. At this point we could only laugh and think of how freaking pathetic it is that for $.30 cents they made themselves look like assholes. Let’s be honest, it’s only $.30 cents… But I feel that that statement goes both ways. Don’t you worry folks, the story is not over, five minutes later he brings over the original small fry… That is now of course cold. Good old Wienerschnitzel… Where you have to pay for their mistakes.

We came as a dine-​in and the cashier taking our order is the same one taking the drive-​thru orders, so while ordering our food we kept getting interrupted. We went for the classic hot dogs and (unknowinglt) they since added a new beef hot dog which we picked. We weren’t given the option for cheese so we received shredded cheese. After realizing the all beef all hotdog wasn’t the original, we asked and were told about the original hotdog was different so we ordered another hotdog and also asked about the cheese, we were told it was the original cheese was american sliced cheese (in which we weren’t given that option). So after we finally thinking we got our «original» hotdog, it had some bad tasting wheat bun??? Yuck… we were disappointed with the changes and won’t be eating here again.

Jhon gave us great customer service he saw us cleaning the table and immediately stopped us and he cleaned it for us def the best wienerschitzel I have been at it makes me want to come back here and eat someone promote him… he looks like he could be an awsome manager one day

If I could give less I would. In drive through, three cars ahead of me one behind. Waited over ten minutes. Finally car behind me backs out so I can too. Go to Mc Donalds next door get food and pull around and two of the cars ahead of me are still in line. Super poor service. How hard is it to throw a dog on a bun?

John the man working the counter here was as pleasant as possible, making sure to check in on us during our meal. He even brought us out free samples of birthday cake ice cream. He definitely made the lunch one to remember!

Not enough staff to run the restaurant… long wait for not so good food… there are better restaurants near by to go too.

Totally disappointed. I wasn’t paying attention when I pulled into the parking lot and I thought I was going to Whataburger. Imagine my surprise when all I saw was hotdogs on the menu! Took me a minute to figure out why, but once I did, since I was there, I thought I’d try something. Having never been to a Wienerschnitzel before I had to rely on the photos to show me what to expect. Saw the sauerkraut dog and had to order that, has mustard too, perfect way to eat a hot dog. Shakes were on sale, so i got a chocolate one. The shake was ok, it didn’t make it back to the office, but not because it was ‘awesome’, it was because I was thirsty and that’s all I had. Got to the office, opened the bag, pulled out the hotdog and, well, was quite disappointed. The photo shows a HOTDOG in a bun with a nice stripe of mustard and a heaping amount of sauerkraut. That is not what I got. I got a hotdog in a BUN, with about a teaspoon of sauerkraut that looked like it was dipped in mustard. Ok, so i’m used to the Costco hotdogs, where you can actually see the dog sticking out each side, so i was expecting as such. That’s how the photo looked, but no, no dog sticking out. took me two bites each end to find the hot dog. and it was no bigger around than my finger and was tasteless. Won’t go there again.

The food was great, I had a root beer float and a chicago dog. Also I was surprised at how clean the restaurant was.

Cheap hot dogs with various options and incarnations (e.g., Chicago dog, pastrami dog, corn dogs). You can even get 5 chili dogs for $ 5, how ridiculously cheap is that? Everything tastes pretty greasy, as is par for the course with other fast food places. I tried the Angus pastrami dog, which came on a pretzel bun with mustard and pickle. There was a decent amount of pastrami on the hot dog, and the hot dog itself had a nice «bite» to it and was juicy. The pretzel dog looked a little smashed, but tasted OK. If I’m feeling like a real cheap skate this might be a good option if I want a hot dog, but with Ted’s hot dogs close in this vicinity, I’d rather go to Ted’s if I want quality vs. quantity/​price.

We had never been to a Wienerschnitzel before, and after this dinning experience we will probably not be coming back.
We were going to Bookmans and thought this might be a good quick stop for something other then tacos and burgers. Watching some of the LA Angels baseball games on TV this past summer made me think of Wienerschnitzel and their 50 year celebration. After eating here, I cannot imagine how they lasted that long.
The only other hot dog chain which I have eaten is Nathan’s Famous. Even though Nathan’s has it’s own short comings, they at least have a product you might actually want to eat, other than at 2 o’clock in the morning.
This is a hot dog place, plain and simple. They serve Oscar Meyer type hot dogs, though that might be a disservice to Oscar Meyer. There is something about their Original hot dog that seems lighter, or air filled. When I mentioned lighter, I mean that they weights next to nothing. The bun weights more. Combined with it’s lack of taste, you wonder what you were eating. In a blindfolded test, you would never guess.
For the record, we had couple of Original Hot Dogs, a Polish sandwich Meal deal (which was much better then the dogs), Jalapeño Poppers, Chili fries and two sodas which all amazingly came to $ 12 or so for the two of us. They also charge 25 cents extra for a second ranch dressing for the poppers. Six poppers and only one sauce?
The employees behind the counter were fine. They were not a factor in on our decision to skip this place in the future. In the end, it was just the food that was tasteless and uninspiring. Admitedly, we did not try their Angus beef hot dogs. So maybe we were missing something from the Weinerschnitzel experience. Ehh!

I’m only going to type the word «Wienerschnitzel» once. There, I just did it. So yea, the food is good. Chili is solid. Hot dogs are hot doggy. Best value on the menu? Corn dog for .79 centers or the $ 1 Chili-​Cheese Fries Burrito.
As other Unilocaler’s have pointed out, this location is freakishly clean. Upon walking in, you would think it was just robbed. Well, it was robbed in a way, and by that I mean robbed of all its garbage. I would feel relatively comfortable licking the ground at this location. That’s how clean it is.
Downsides? The drive-​thru takes longer than usual and the prices for premium items are a bit steep. Also, they ask for ID whenever you pay with credit or debit so that’s a little annoying, especially if you are using a stolen credit or debit card.
Tastee Freeze isn’t anything to write home about, but it does the job done if you need something sweet.
This location used to be open 24 hours. It isn’t anymore. It’s too bad cause there is nothing better at 4am than a pastrami burger.

I love Weinerschnitzel, but this location is FAIL.
I went in with a coupon for lunch as I was working down by ASU that day. I placed my order to find out that it would have just been cheaper if I had ordered the combo instead, but then discovered that on top of it all the clerk rang me up wrong. This isn’t usually a big deal, so I just asked that they correct my order to the pretzel bun chili dogs that I enjoy so very very much.
Short version of the story was that the manager was rude and I had to swipe my card again for another 60-​something cents for the pretzel bun upgrades. A good manager would have just done it for having screwed up my order but he copped an attitude with me as well.
Maybe he mistook me for an ASU student trying to cause him trouble and not, you know, a paying customer. Who knows.
Just make sure you speak slowly and make them read your order back to you (TWICE) and you should be fine.