Walmart is expanding its in-store dining offerings by teaming up with Wienerschnitzel, a national hot dog franchise, to open new restaurant locations inside six of its retail stores. The partnership ...

Locations inside Walmart will offer the full Wienerschnitzel menu, the company said. The expansion into Walmart comes as the company seeks to expand into "non-traditional venues," like airports, ...

Walmart is shaking up its in-store dining game by partnering with Wienerschnitzel, the world’s largest hot dog chain, to bring iconic chili cheese dogs, fries, and frozen treats to select stores ...

The world's largest hot dog chain Wienerschnitzel is opening six new in-store restaurants in Walmart locations across six states by fall 2025. Wienerschnitzel is the largest hot dog chain in the ...

Get ready for a sizzling new development in the world of fast food and retail! Wienerschnitzel, the beloved hot dog franchise, is embarking on an exciting new venture, setting up shop inside Walmart ...

Wienerschnitzel, the famous hot dog franchise, has announced plans to open more restaurants across the country ...

According to the company, Wienerschnitzel will open in Walmart locations in the following cities by fall 2025: Puyallup, Washington. Alamogordo, New Mexico. Tempe, Arizona. Reno, Nevada.

Wienerschnitzel plans to embed restaurants in Walmart stores, beginning with six in western states. The only one in California is in Bakersfield. The retailer has multiple locations in this area ...

A free-standing Wienerschnitzel franchise on Austin Bluffs Parkway. The chain has announced plans to open locations at select Walmart stores, including one in Colorado Springs.

A Wienerschnitzel restaurant is coming to Puyallup this fall, according to a recent news release from the popular hot dog chain. The restaurant will be located in the Walmart on 31st Avenue Southeast, ...

Locations inside Walmart will offer the full Wienerschnitzel menu, the company said. The expansion into Walmart comes as the company seeks to expand into "non-traditional venues," like airports, ...