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Pink’s Hot Dogs: Classic LA Hot-Spot

Posted on 04 Aug 2010 at 6:55pm

Pink’s is an LA landmark famous for its hot dogs and infamous for its ridiculously long lines. Although this hot dog shack may be home to the greasy kind of food you’d like to stuff your face with after a long night of partying, the queue is an automatic deterrent for the inebriated and sober alike. But nevertheless, we still love Pink’s and this is why…

Pink’s. 709 North La Brea Ave. Los Angeles, CA. 90038

Pink’s is a family owned hot dog business that has had the same location on La Brea  since 1939 and boasts the world’s best chili dog. More than a stand, but too small to be deemed a restaurant, Pink’s has perfected the art of the hot dog and offers a menu full of different varieties.  Sour cream, tomatoes, guacamole, onions and cheese are just a few of the toppings that customize the dogs here.

Many celebrities have visited Pink’s, autographed photos and headshots line the walls, and menu items are often named after stars. Ever wondered what Rosie O’Donnell would taste like if she were reincarnated as a hot dog? Apparently a 10-inch stretch dog, topped with mustard, onions, chili and sauerkraut, according to Pink’s.

Is Pink’s all it’s cracked up to be?

Definitely not, in my humble opinion, but if you’re wandering the streets of Los Angeles craving a hot dog I can’t think of a better place to get one.

If hot dogs aren’t your cup of tea, the menu is still stocked with fast food alternatives like nachos, french fries, burritos and burgers. To avoid standing in a line that can easily put you an hour away from your delicious hot dog, visit Pink’s for lunch instead of dinner (arrive at 11:30 AM on a weekday, and you’re golden).

Be sure to get the scoop on more celebrity hot-spots from Erin Darling right here at Positively Celebrity!

Positively Star Sightings

Posted on 15 Jul 2010 at 8:22pm

Whether you call Los Angeles your permanent home, or you’re just visiting the city of angels, you’re almost bound to run into a celebrity. Here are some places I’ve recently seen the stars.

Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills. 300 South Doheny Drive, Los Angeles California 90048

The Four Seasons Hotel is a Los Angeles standard for the privileged and famous. Tucked away in beautiful Beverly Hills, a stone’s throw away from the swanky shopping at Rodeo Drive, many celebrities have stayed here or dined at the in-house restaurant, Culina. Last time I visited this posh, palatial hotel, I quite literally bumped in to Queen Latifiah (I am happy to report, that she graciously apologized, and smiled during our accidental encounter).

Urth Café in Santa Monica. 2327 Main Street Santa Monica, CA 90405

Although I know many fans of The Hills were sad to see the popular MTV series end, that doesn’t mean you can’t still see your favorite cast members out and about in the Los Angeles area. I recently spotted Justin Bobby at Urth Café in Santa Monica, a popular hang out for the health conscious (and yes, it’s always this busy!).  Asides from the constant star-spotting, they put the coolest designs on their specialty coffee drinks.

Crunch in West Hollywood. 8000 W Sunset Blvd West Hollywood, CA 90046

In case you had any doubt, most Hollywood stars stay fit just like the rest of us by eating well and hitting the gym. While Los Angeles certainly has no shortage of places to work out, some locales are more popular than others when it comes to celebrity sightings. I’ve seen Russell Brand and Nicole Kidman getting their workout on at Crunch in West Hollywood (They’ve got some pretty sweet fitness classes there too). Fitness guru Jillian Michaels has also been known to pop in from time to time.  Check back next week for more of my positively star sightings!

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