Pink's Hot Dogs, Inc., a Hollywood landmark since 1939, this hot dog stand serves over 2000 hot dogs and 200 hamburgers a day. Pink's was started in 1939 by Richard's parents, Paul and Betty Pink, with a pushcart they purchased for $50, which money they borrowed from Betty's mother. The land on which the pushcart stood was leased by Paul and Betty for $15 per month. Hot dogs at that time were 10 cents and cokes were a nickel. Pink's offered curb service, and was lucky to sell 100 hot dogs a day.

Due to Pink's unique menu, its historic age for an LA restaurant and its celebrity patrons, it has now been featured in movies, TV shows, the food channel, the travel channel and travel books.