Holy Schnitzel (Cedarhurst)

Very nice pleasant atmosphere it's quiet easier to talk nice selection food really happy I went through decent good pricing

The Yemenite (Temani) soup is the best one I had. I usually don’t go to Holy Schnitzel for their soups but had to try this. The Temani chef got it right! The meat was tender.

This was a long time ago. So I cant say it's bad now but a long time ago I came here when my grandmother was still alive and we had dinner here. The chicken made me really sick and I ended up with food poisoning. I promised myself that I wouldn't come back here. But service back then was great. This was in 2011 2010. A really long time ago. Maybe things have changed since then. Who knows.

Holy Schnitzel in Cedarhurst is absolutely phenomenal! From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is lively, clean, and welcoming. The menu is packed with mouthwatering options, and everything is made fresh to order. I had the Crispy Chicken Wrap and Sweet Potato Fries—unreal! Portions are generous, prices are fair, and the staff is friendly and fast. The variety of sauces takes everything to the next level. Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch or a full dinner, this place hits the spot every time. Kosher dining at its finest. Highly recommend to anyone in the Five Towns. Five stars, no question!

During my recent visit to Holy Schnitzel, a restaurant that I had previously considered a favorite, I encountered a deeply disappointing experience. Despite explicitly requesting a 7:00 pickup time for my sandwich, I received a text notification at 6:30 stating that it was ready. When I called to address the discrepancy, the staff claimed they hadn't prepared it yet. Eventually, when I received the sandwich, it was disappointingly soggy, with the meat slightly cold. This lack of timeliness and subpar quality left me feeling dissatisfied and questioning the attention to detail at Holy Schnitzel. The disheartening aspect of this encounter was further amplified by the manager's dismissive attitude during our conversation. Instead of offering a genuine apology or seeking a resolution, the man