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Monday, September 13, 2010

Do you remember Der Wienerschnitzel? They had one in Pasadena, TX back in the 70's in one of their trademark unique drive-thru A-Frame structures. It went out of business during the Jimmy Carter years, but at least according to Google Street View the building is still there. A new Der Wienerschnitzel has sprouted up in N-W Houston sans the drive-thru A-Frame. So apparently the franchise still lives.

posted by The Mad Builder of Periwinkle at 14:43

2 Comments:

Blogger Jar(egg)head said...

Sweet! They got 'em some tasty wieners, there.

I noticed that Taco Bueno is also moving back into the area. There's a location in the Woodlands. They used to be all over this part of the country, and I was a Taco Bueno hound during high school. Two Big Burritos was a common snack in the evening after track practice.

Taco Bell ran them out of business. How Taco Hell ever won that battle I don't know, because Bueno was leaps and bounds beyond that Sysco swill the Bell shovels out the window.

15:52  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

There was one on Gessner over in Spring Branch. Google street view shows the building is still there but has been bastardized over the years.

--jv

04:23  

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