Holy Schnitzel (Upper West Side)
$$ • Kosher, Burgers, VegetarianAbout Holy Schnitzel (Upper West Side)
Customers' Favorites
Grill Chicken and Cole Slaw
The Tony Special Sandwich
Kid's Chicken Fingers
Loaded Brisket Fries
Grilled Chicken Wrap
Double Decker Burger
The Holy Schnitzel
Cornflake Chicken
Popcorn Chicken
Pastrami Panini
Recent Reviews
364 ratings
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Great food and friendly service😋
Amazing and easy to work with for all your catering needs!
I had an amazing experience at holy schnitzel! I came here with my family, and like we always do we ordered way too much. But we were ok with it since everything was delicious. And the employees were even better. Jazmine and Jason were amazing and very nice. We got many things, but what stuck out to me was their soup and their chicken.
Hours
| Monday | 10:30AM - 10:45PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30AM - 10:45PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30AM - 10:45PM |
| Thursday | 10:30AM - 10:45PM |
| Friday | 10:30AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | 10:30AM - 10:45PM |
Holy Schnitzel (Upper West Side) offers an amazing dining experience with generous food portions and great taste. The restaurant is kid-friendly, with friendly staff and kid meals available. The service is generally excellent, with attentive and patient staff who are always ready to assist, even during busy times. The signature dishes, such as the Holy Schnitzel and Holy Toasty, are highly recommended and customizable to one's liking.
The restaurant has a welcoming atmosphere, making it a great place to hang out and eat with friends. Customers have praised the quality of the food, with the Chullent, Kugal, and Chicken Buffalo Burger receiving positive reviews. The service is also commendable, with staff members being helpful and accommodating, such as changing the TV channel to suit the customers' preferences.
The food is fresh, tasty, and the staff, including Ben, goes above and beyond to ensure a great customer experience. The restaurant is clean, bright, and a Kosher staple in the Upper West Side community.