Wienerschnitzel — Restaurant in Tucson

I was so disappointed in my visit. My brother and I had been talking about how Wienerschnitzel was one of our favs growing up. The quality, the prices the food 👌

Not the case anymore, times have definitely changed and not for the better either.

I ordered a (Family) Party Pack. While placing the order they ask if I'd like to add cheese to the chili dogs. I say, how much would that cost? She saids I don't know it doesn't tell me. So I say no thanks, I get to the window and there are about 5 women prepping the food, Good hustle, hence the 1 star. My problem is every employee is without a hairnet. I have long thick hair and known how much hair I lose in a day, their hair is not even in a tight bun or hats, they are rocking ponytails and what looks like very messy buns, I felt alarmed watching them rushing through the orders. Thank God they were wearing gloves, cause if not I would've left. I get the food home and NOT to my surprise my brother and I each find one single long hair in the first chilidogs we bite into. So growsed out at this point. I didn't tell him what I saw at the restaurant. For $21.95 put a damn hairnet on when you prep people's food. Trust me the messy bun look and sloppy ponytails do not work for keeping the hair out of the chili in the hotdogs. I hope it's not like this at other locations in town, cause I'd hate to never have wienershnitzle again cause of...

I went to this restaurant at 12:23am and wanted to order 2 chili cheese dogs, 2 corn dogs, and 1 ranch fries. I don't know if I had mumbled my words or something but I ended up ordering 10 chili cheese dogs. I got to the window paid for the food and realized that the employee said the total would be $25.08, and checked the receipt. I was hoping to catch the attention of the employee about this but I had no line of sight. I got the meal and asked if the 10 C/C is ten chili dogs and the employee said yes. The employee then asked how many I wanted and I responded two. I then asked to just take the food and go, as they already made it and it was my fault for not making sure the order was correct. The other employee hands over $17.28 and gives me the order. This is the reason why I am writing this review, because I asked to just take the mistaken order and leave it be, but instead I got a mandatory refund. I left feeling like I had just robbed the place, scamming the restaurant out of chump change. What made matters worse is that I was on duty as a security guard in full uniform so now the incident reflects on my company. I can without a doubt say I am NEVER going back to this restaurant due to this, as it opened up a liability for me to get pinned as a...

Where to begin? Eleanor and I were sceptics. We went to this dining establishment to answer one question: what is the place they call "Wienerschnitzel" and how can Tucson support 6 franchises? We were impressed to see a line at the window and a full drive-thru. The line moved quick and shortly we were able to order one of their famed franks and a tastee frozen treat. We got our order in 5 minutes but it only felt like 2 minutes 45 seconds. The customers and workers were joyful. One of the workers was celebrating their birthday and the song was surprisingly in tune. Other patrons gave a homeless person some of their meal. This all contributed to a welcoming atmosphere. Be careful sitting near the ordering window there was sus liquid and a stinky water closet near by. The food was hot, messy, but tasted good. The fries were also enjoyable. The absence of Reese's for shakes was almost a deal breaker but Oreo stepped up to the plate and hit it out of the park. Some of the Oreo chunks were too big to go up the straw but we were willing to overlook this flaw. Everything was great but overall...