Wienerschnitzel

Typically I get some chili dogs and add mustard. I’ve gone a long way to see Target out and make it for Gamestop, both of which are fairly close to this hotdog restaurant in the mist of summer heat but complement numerous restaurants you can find in an urban desert like Lancaster. There’s also offices for real estate nearby, so you can get an appraisal like my family is doing before stopping here for various kinds of hotdogs. In fact, I like putting ketchup on my chili dog as well as mustard and inquire for special fries. I’m speaking of the city’s urban life as being sort of quiet with lots of nods in order to mention something about the restaurant’s atmosphere, which is both inside and outside the restaurant if you consider the benches and chairs that are spread out in a relaxed place. It’s true that mistakes happen at this establishment, but the care and authority that workers portray here aren’t worn out to the point of rudeness on my part. Desserts are served in my desert. I’m confused about my experience unless I admit new details, although I’m not confused. The chili here is more like a stew than its competition from Original Tommy’s or lots of the number of Primo Burgers you find in California. You see, I love going to Wienerschnitzel because of how often they serve unique fries as opposed to McDonald’s who, unless you like eating the same fries over and over, aren’t really serving you many recent dishes. Mustard can actually taste good with chili on fries even if you pull the corndog from the bag for your pet, which my dad can comment on since he pretty much owns two dogs to share hotdogs and corndogs with. Our dogs love the food and so do we. Of course, my dad looks down on the hotdog restaurant’s desserts because of how he’s so familiar with desserts at Denny’s. I try to get him out of his shell, but, he can be notorious for casual behavior while sitting at a wooden bench for a few chili dogs on the go. The Drive-Thru at Wienerschnitzel can be amazing because plants around the pick-up window can kind of act as figures that lean on us for commotion. Sometimes I think plants talk, yet more than a few chili dogs can help me have room for some dessert later since chili acts as hot food for me to wish for something cold. And no, this isn’t talk to say nothing. My family goes to the Drive-Thru at times and the lobby at times to keep our minds at bay for different spots so that we delight in more situations for a quick bite. Let’s see, what can I do? Well, dad needs a lot of help when choosing desserts and asks me about their particularities. We often relax when I comment on a broken machine for ice cream and I confess my appetite for candy shakes and tall root beer floats which aid on taste. We recommend anything with Oreos and M&M’s, so be sure to pick up a chili dog under the shade and dream.

The original ranch chicken schnitzel sandwich was the saddest thing I've ever seen. I was reminded of why I've only eaten hear twice in my life. This sandwich should have been 1.50, not 4.00. It tasted as depressing as it looks. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was also not appetizing. I couldn't wait to leave. The chicken corn dog and the chocolate dipped soft serve cone were adequate, however, so I raise my one star review to two.