The History of Wienerschnitzel. 

Wilmington california??????

@@xys7536 Yup

Wil Mas ghost town.

I remember as a child back in 70s going to one on gaffey st in san pedro it was heaven

No more foot longs right?

1978: Kraut Dog - $0.25 Yum!

They're about 2 to 3 bucks a piece now. I liked the mix and match 5 for 5. It went up to $7.99 then they stopped the mix and match altogether

That's a clever comment.

I still have mine, too!

sell them on E-Bay $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

No DW in Oregon? 😮

There ya go! I lived in Bell as a kid - if you knew Nimitz Jr High ha. Great story! Everything was new ha.

@@Porsche996driver Yay Nimitz! I went there from ‘71-‘73 and Bell High thereafter.

@@jeffalbillar7625 Not that I know of, but I’d sure go if there was one!

@@stevedesanctis6311 I'll eat a couple of chili cheese dogs for you the next time I stop there. 🤘👊👍👊🌭🌭 I'll even throw in some chili cheese fries 🌶️🧀🍟

yea the rise and fall of fastfood in CA....20 an hour will bury these companies. it wont take long. will be over soon.

Pup N Taco...

Jack in the box too

yeah, and I bet you the weed was a whole lot better back then than this chemical BS we have nowadays

@blinddiecast true, yet squares believe the "dope" 365 times stronger now.

Chili dogs on Park St, and a Tommy Tucker cone afterwards, across the street ..Alameda

The chili dog with onions is great. Although a polish with sourkrout and mustard is hard to turndown.

The Der Weinerschnitzel on Alameda Island closed some time ago.

​@@jimfesta8981 The building is still there. Never been there but they added indoor seating on the right side a while ago. It sells Vietnamese food now. I think you order outside at the window.

I'm from Alameda. We moved there in 1969. Where was this located? I vaguely remember it. I feel like we might have went there.

Of all cuisines, German?! Really? 😂 potatoes with potato pancakes!

@@Wyman642 Not German, never been to Germany, but German food is awesome.

There's a German restaurant in Silverlake - The Red Tavern. Also Wirtshaus. Not sure if it's there anymore but there was one in Venice. But there are a few other locations. Also don't forget Schreiners in Glendale. It's a butcher shop, but there's also a small deli and some smokes / cooked meats

almost a days worth of sodium in the polish sandwich, but damn they are good

I still call them a Polish dog, the original name, when I order one. Everything about it is the same since the 60s. It's my favorite too.

Fried dogs, dog kabobs, boiled dogs, dog creole, dog fricassee, that that’s about all I know bout tha diggin business. -Glizzy Gump

39 cent mustard dogs!

It’s der wienershnitzel. Bring back the ‘Der’ !!!

Go Cavaliers! Class of 88!

Where? I didn’t think there was one in the east. I used to go to Weinerschnitzel in the Bay Area. Great dogs.

@@SuzanneWho in Champaign, IL

Baton Rouge

On Newport ave?

@@NickL951 on first and el Camino real, still open and great

I was stationed at MCAS ElToro in 76 and had an apartment on Pasadena Ave. near Newport. A Midwest boy got to experience DW and a Del Taco on Newport Blvd. Great places!

@@lucianprescott8357 thank you for your service to our country, the el toro base is gone now, but Del taco and der wiernerschitel go on lol

You are completely wrong, zenbear! I'm only 54 years old, and I distinctly remember several Der Weinerschitzel's spread across Denver in the 70's! We used to pop in at one on West Colfax on our return trip from Heritage Square amusement park in the foothills, in which the iconic building still stands AND still operates as a DW/ Hamburger Stand. We used to go to the one by our house on 52nd & Federal often, where they ran a DW/Hamburger Stand until the iconic building was razed in 2021 to make room for a Churches Chicken. Then there's one that is CURRENTLY being operated as a Der Wienerschnitzel/Hamburger Stand on Dartmouth & Broadway that was one of the original Der Weinerschitzel's to open in Denver. I don't know what part of Denver you grew up in, but I grew up on the North Side! Sounds like yous didn't get out enough to experience a Der Weinerschitzel in Denver in the 70's, zenbear!

I see you're a typical '5-T': Typical Texan Telling Tall Tales

Heck yea!!! Another great meal I loved back in the days, Polish sandwich with kraut and chili !!!

I was born in Las Cruces. I have a ton of family out there.

@@jeffalbillar7625 cool n I have been in las cruces for 22 years I’m originally from Colorado

@@abbyhunker3956 oh nice. We moved to California when I was 7, and I've been here since. Cruces is big, but you still may know someone from my family. We have deep roots in Cruces. Both my Mom and Dad's family have been there since at least the 1800s

@@jeffalbillar7625 I might since I do the school buses I’m attendant for one of the sped buses yes las cruces got bigger n a lot of crazy drivers like what happened today a 69 year old drove right into savers n 14 were injured n one was killed

I was in high school in the 70’s (LCHS). A few of us would drive there for lunch if we had a couple bucks in our pocket. Loved their Chile cheese dogs. Times have changed though! Glad to see a few locals chiming in

I know that. Weinshnitzel in hb I grew up Indianapolis and newland.!!

Chilli dog then cheese to sill doable

wow you sound like a not very bright person

Be brave. Put on a white tux and go for it!

Niet! I do it all the time

I've pulled it off but I agree It ain't worth it

The der wienerschnitzel I went to as a kid had this sort of ‘white powder’ on their hotdog buns. This was in the 60s and early 70s

Many newer junk food style restaurants are serving beer these days which is nice.

It's true that you'd kind of expect a restaurant called Der Wienerschnitzel to serve beer.

Grew up in the area, also went as a kid. Went with my parents and some friends to Shakey’s pizza near by but I was a picky eater then and had to have a hot dog so they got me one there. What memories. 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻🌭

​@@pauldonner9707Awesome! Those were great times to remember. All the best!

There was an A-frame store near the corner of 70th street and University avenue, at the boundary between La Mesa and San Diego. It was in business from sometime in the 1960s to the end of the 1970s (or beginning of the 1980s). It was very popular during its time. The building was eventually repurposed, but it might still be there.

Grew up with that one myself. Still go by there every so often.

Is it still in business? My girl friend worked there in the '70's. She was so disgusted with what they were serving she used to cross the street to the opposite corner to McDonald's and eat there for her lunch break. Apparently when the hot dogs got old and a bit moldy she would throw them away but the manager at the time would pull them out of the trash and insisted she just clean them off, cook and serve them. Her manager was also always mad at her because she would still wear her Wienerschnitzel uniform when she got her lunch at McDonalds.

Been there many times!

My favorite was the one on Ventura blvd. Sherman Oakes California .

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Right on!! Definitely all So Cal radio stations. I remember before KNAC was “pure rock” they called the station “rock n rhythm” KNAC.

KNAC night at the Red Onion! That was a thing. 👻

​@@dennishough3709 it was also Kwest before pure rock. In between the two, it was called the knack, which was like kroq tape music.

KNAC last song ? Fade to black. Wiener schnitzel on artesia, lawndale ca is one of the originals……… and it’s still there to this day!!!!!!🤘🤘

That’s no way to roll

I love the chili cheeseburger

Been to that location many times when I lived there. 👍🏻

Fresno and San Jose too

Get tha 5 and 5 family box.😊

Pup N Taco coming today!

Der Wiener stand is still open on A St in Hayward CA. I used to eat there when they first came to town back in the 1960's. I remember filling on the "chili dog" for less than 20 cents each.

Same in Texas, they used to be several of them , now they are only a few left. Love those chilli cheese dogs , used to buy them a dozen at a time .

Did they taste so good because we were young and hungry or were they just good? In the 1960's, McDonald's was not the THING in those days; if I remember correctly. Jack in the Box was just starting.

​@@user-wc3ue4jg4w nah, it tastes good.

Caught food poisoning from the one on airline. Used get out of Civil Air Patrol and go there to get 2 dogs and fries for 1.89.

And it's still the original red and yellow A-frame building! I live in this area and eat here every chance I get.

Thank you kindly!

I don’t get it

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