Official Cool Picture - Video Thread.

[Bigguy49]

My dad and his brother home before heading over seas WW2

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[cvgunman]

Had to go to Austin to get A&W and a Wienerschnitzel.

Growing up, my neighbor owned a few Wienerschnitzel's. We ate there a lot!

 

[easy rider]

I still can't believe that there wasn't any Texas votes here for XXX Root Beer, since it had it's beginnings in Galveston. I used to at times stop in Issaquah, Wa. on my way to Snoqualmie Pass at this one:

As far as I know, it's still there.

 

[Mills]

 

[Axxe55]

Growing up, my neighbor owned a few Wienerschnitzel's. We ate there a lot!

I remember the Wienerschnitzels! Loved them! We use to eat at them a lot growing up in Houston.

I wonder if any are still around? I can't remember seeing one in some years now. The last one I remember was over in Tyler, but it closed down years ago.

 

[Mills]

 

[Axxe55]

My grandparents, in the late 1930's, when he was working in the Valley, before my father was born.

 

[Mills]

 

[Charlie]

My grandparents, in the late 1930's, when he was working in the Valley, before my father was born.

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I'd bet they were hard working people!

 

[Axxe55]

My great grandparents, on the porch of their house, which was located not far from where my house is presently. My great grandfather was only 4'8", and my great grandmother was 5'3"!

 

[Axxe55]

I'd bet they were hard working people!

Charlie they were hard working people. My grandfather started out working for his father, farming, logging and running his sawmill. My grandmother's parents, were sharecroppers. Everything they got out of life was bought for with hard work.

 

[Pops1955]

I remember the Wienerschnitzels! Loved them! We use to eat at them a lot growing up in Houston.

I wonder if any are still around? I can't remember seeing one in some years now. The last one I remember was over in Tyler, but it closed down years ago.

YES they are still around. Hard to find. A couple or 3 in Amarillo. Same in Lubbock (with luck my fam will eat lunch at the one on Quaker in Lubbock on Friday) there is one in San Marcus. ALSO the one in Tyler became a Weinerland (think the owner dropped the franchise) but still makes a very similar product. I think they still operate. I think the DFW Metro still have a couple. One in Grand Prairie I know. ALSO I think there might still be one in San Antonio. Austin, one in Bryan, New Caney (Houston). Abilene, San Angelo, Midland, Odessa,
Mesquite, Allen, Victoria, Lufkin, Corpus, Lumberton, Beaumont, Fabens, El Paso, Nederland, Orange are all listed on their website. They say they have 45 stores in Texas. They also sell their chili by the case or can now.

 

[DubiousDan]

I remember the Wienerschnitzels! Loved them! We use to eat at them a lot growing up in Houston.

I wonder if any are still around? I can't remember seeing one in some years now. The last one I remember was over in Tyler, but it closed down years ago.

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[Mike_from_Texas]

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Hell yeah!


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[Big Green]

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Lifestyles of the not so rich and famous. I seem to recall a song from my youth like that.

 

[Mills]

Battle of Arracourt

 

[Mills]

 

[Mills]

 

[oohrah]

Waco had several different hot dog franchises try to make a go ove the last couple decades or so, and all failed.

 

[easy rider]

Scroll way down for Wienerschnitzels Texas locations.

The location in Odessa as of a year or two ago is now a Popeye's Chicken.