Wienerschnitzel — Restaurant in Glendale

My friend and I were very excited to try Wienerschnitzel for the first time; regrettably, I'm fairly resolved to make it the last time as well. We pulled up to the window (there was no one in front or back), and immediately the attitude of the staff member was that malcontent, even though I had informed them that this was our first time. I asked several questions regarding the chili and the contents of the hot dogs, whether they were 100% beef or if they had pork in them. I made very adamantly the need to be sure that I needed beef only and no pork of any kind, my friend order the normal hot dogs.

Upon receiving the order, the dogs weren't not specified. We waited at the window for another 5 minutes, and no one came. We pulled back around and had to wait for the car in front us. After explaining the the associate that for very strict religious and dietary observance, I would need a new order to properly identify which dog is beef and which one is pork, and again received a subtle attitude. I was told that the "bigger one" is the beef dog, of which was impossible for both of us to tell. We were told to pull forward. At this point, it's been 10 minutes and the food is now warm at best. Instead of taking back the food, we are simply told to open the box, and she proceeded to tell us which one was which.

Okay, this was probably the most irresponsible, inconsiderate, religious insensitive, and also health insensitive experience that I've ever had in any place that I've been. No make-well was afforded for the bad experience and extra wait, no apology or sincerity, no fresh order. I'm not risking my most important life and health safety again at this place.

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4/19/2020 Chk 759 Check Closed...

I haven't been here for years. It was a little blast from the past. The person behind the counter was very pleasant and friendly, but still attentive to being accurate and suggested upsell items (which I am A-OK with!). We wanted some of everything. We ordered brisket fries (or whatever the BBQ meat on fries is), corn dogs, chili dogs, a Chicago dog, and jalapeño poppers. And an oreo freeze-ee bl#zzard type thing. And we tried the watermelon lemonade. YUM!

The food was everything fast-food hot dogs should be. The sides of fries were maybe the slightest bit stale, but with so much fun food, they were incidental. Loved the lemonade and loved the Chicago dog. The not-bl#zzard was really good, too.

The tables weren't clean, so we found the cleanest option and spread our treasures there. Definitely would go again. Our handy-dandy cashier didn't suggest onions on our chili dogs, and I really wish he had. Next time! It wasn't cheap, but it was part lunch/part adventure, so...

Urrything was FRESH fresh! I've been scurd of fast food chili since the Wendy's, finger fiasco in the 90's. Naturally, being of a cognizant age when this occurred, you can understand my trepidation! But I put my big boy pants on in the Drive-Thru of the Wienerschnitzel previous to making my final decision to get a Chicago dog and a chili dog. My bravery was definitely rewarded by the sweet sweet taste of the long forgotten Brown ambrosia that is, was and always will be, well crafted fast food Chili. Almost oxymoronical, I know... but it does exist. I would again be rewarded for my bravery post-digestion as that chili worked through me like a lone Chad at a bachelorette party...but it was worth it. I've needed to buy new bed sheets for some time now anyway. As a tasty fast food treat, I give this 10 out of 10. As super colon blow that has negated my waistline three sizes in a day and a half, I give it...