Wienerschnitzel

The staff here has been mostly the same since I was a little kid and they’ve always been really fantastic people who make it a positive experience every time. The food is always up to par with what you expect, the prices are good, and the chili cheese fries are still amazing. I’m giving it 4 thanks to the speed of service sometimes being a bit slow and primarily due to the difficulty of getting to the place at all. It’s in a very weird location especially coming from where I live and getting in and out are both very difficult, making it a trip I typically end up not taking.
Oddly almost every review for this has to do with people not liking the fast food chain in the first place… a bit of an odd reason to 1-​star a specific location that you chose to go to even while already knowing you dislike it, but whatever.

I don’t get what people like about this place. Food was so-​so and I’ve been to different locations. Maybe I’m ordering the wrong thing but they specialized in hotdogs. How hard is it to get a good hotdog.

They simply couldn’t get chili dogs and fries order right. Workers here do not care about your order so they deserve a zero star.

This place has great service. I love the food and prices are good.
A bit slower than most fast food places. Still has great service.

Doesn’t matter which location, the food is bland and horrible. I have so many childhood memories of my father getting us hot dogs and corn dogs from many different locations. However, the taste gets worse and worse. Not the same from the 80s and 90s Haha!
*There’s a reason you won’t find a 5 star location

We’ve been going here for over 2 decades.
The employees are always kind, and the food is great.
On the note of gloves I’ve always seen someone with a pair of standard latex gloves.
Never found any issues with the food. And if there is ever a problem with an order, the staff is able to remedy.

What a shithole. My order has been wrong more times than right. I’m the idiot for going back. The employees there as of 8÷26÷2015, and prior, are the best example of ignorance and lack of basic language skills (Spanish and English) that I have ever had the displeasure of experiencing. Woe unto the owners.

YUM! Chili on hot dogs and fries yes please. I love der fun since 61. They also have tasty freeze ice cream and it is amazing… I usually get a strawberry and hot fudge sunday along with chili cheese fries and a chili dog. They also do flavor soda too and that is really good.

By far this is the worst Wienerschnitzel I have ever been to. Horrible customer service and a nasty restaurant. They let the homeless just hang out here. The employees that their friends come and do whatever they want. Whoever is the district manager for this company need to clean house. Get people in there that care about their community and their job.

If you want unsanitary, you came to the right place. On top of bad service, the people who prepared my food were not wear gloves.
I still love wienerschnitzel but I’m going to the Woodruff branch.

They are always friendly and nice. We stop here on the way to Trader Joes.

Wienerschnitzel in draper was good to feed us for a really cheap price. It cost us $ 4 for 2 chili cheese dogs and 2 chili cheese fries. The dining experience was a little odd. The employees were blasting some rap type music with a loud thump and I kind of heard that loud thumping as I ate. I also notice the employees were really loud. The employees were friendly though, just not considerate. The food was ok tasting. You know what you are getting when you go to Wienerschnitzel, it all tastes how you would expect.

The food here is amazing if they get your order right which is isn’t likely. They lack quality service and customer support. They ruin your meal and when you check them on it they give you hell and barely speak english at that. Each time I have been there are only hispanic workers, whats the deal with that? It’s weird because they barely speak english which makes things highly difficult. Other than that if you don’t mind bad service and your are highly hungry grab a corn dog, large fries and chili cheese burger.

this place scares me but i’ll eat here if i’m desparate

The good:
It’s open pretty late.
The food is halfway descent.
The bad:
My stomach feels awful an hour later.
It’ll do in a pinch, but the generic chili does nothing for me.

CHILE CHESSE DOG!!! need i say more!

Weiners is weiners wherever you go.
Love my chili cheese fries and french fries!
I always feel my ass growing after I chow down and pig out.
It always tastes good going down… the guilt comes later.

After a rather abysmal experience with der Wienerschnitzel in Los Alamitos, I received a voucher for a free meal after relaying my experience to their corporate office (well, website actually). Just washed the car so it was snack time.
Tricky bit with this location is that you really need to be aware of how and where to pull in, as this is the intersection of Cherry, Del Amo and San Antonio. I opted for the safer option of heading east on Del Amo and entering. Just have to watch all the traffic from the gas station and the Red Dog bar. If you were heading south on Cherry, you can turn right at San Antonio and make an immediate right at the drive-​thru entrance, but don’t try it if you have a full size truck… it’s not a lot of room.
I walk up, order the Chicago dog and Mountain Dew. Then wait. Then wait some more. I’m thinking and notice there’s three cars in the drive thru, so they get priority. Food finally arrives and it’s hot ‘n fresh. Either they were backed up in the drive thru or they needed to make another basket of fries… they just took ‘em out of the vat, so they were pipin’ hot. Sat outside, savored the grilled peppers and onions, glanced across the street to Forest Lawn (where I used to drop off decedents, my prior job) and enjoyed street side fast-​food dining at its finest (sorta).
They (like every other fast food joint on the planet) have a selection of fish items. they have ‘the Salty Dog’ which is a fillet in a hot dog bun with tartar sauce and lettuce. Sounds interesting, should try it next time, but that might fall under the caveat «don’t order the chicken at a steakhouse».
Solid 3-​stars for food and service (albeit on the slow side, but the drive-​thru gets the priority) and obligatory 1-​star bonus for the ‘Dew.

I know what you’re thinking. I know. But let me explain. Please.
You see, the thing is I just started eating meat after a ten year hiatus. I’ve been going a little nuts. When people used to ask me, «you don’t miss meat or crave it at all?» my response was always, «the only thing I do crave is a chili dog from Wienerschnitzel.» I’m totally serious.
So today I was getting a car wash, when I looked over and conveniently right next door to me was a Wienerschnitzel beckoning me over. I couldn’t resist. We’ve been separated for ten long years! I whispered my order through the drive-​thru speaker: two all beef chili cheese dogs with onion, please. The cashier handed me my two dogs placed discretely in a brown paper sack and I parked my car in front of a religious articles store and devoured every last bit of them. I felt like I was having a sordid love affair – the excitement only enhanced because we (the dogs and me) were near a (gasp!) holy place and because of the possibility of being caught. It was quick and dirty and I felt awful afterwards, but that fleeting moment of bliss was completely worth it.
As I was pulling out of my parking spot, a man in a station wagon was pulling in. He looked over his shoulder a couple of times, took out the contents of a brown paper sack and smiled.