Pink’s Hot Dogs

Man this was good. Hot dog was hot and crisp.

This was my first experience at this location. It was awesome as expected. Can’t wait till next time I in Vegas.

I wasn’t very impressed. I always saw this place on T.V. So I was really excited to try it. The famous Pinks. Well the food looked excellent when it came out. But when we started eating I discovered that it was just mediocre. The chili wasn’t very good and you could tell that the fries weren’t fresh but obviously frozen. I was very disappointed. Very overpriced also. Would not recommend.

Not sure if it’s just the Vegas location as I have never had the original in LA.
Fairly pricey, many combos and seem to be good quality meats but it’s nothing special. The onion rings were hot and tasty but not sure if they were fresh cut and breaded or frozen.
Staff was friendly but seating inside is limited and outside seating has to be shared with the pigeons and all the sidewalk noise and street performers.
I’m good for another 5 years for having one of their dogs.

I had the veggie dog topped with grilled onions, American cheese, and mustard. Toppings were good (and they had a diverse offering), the dog (made of soy) was meh, and the coleslaw side was tasty. Service was fast but it was in the end a bit expensive.

This was another cheap place to have lunch and it was close to the hotel (Planet Hollywood) which we where staying at while in Vegas. They had a number interesting hot dogs. We decided to get the Vegas strip dog which was awesome and the and the Ruben dog which was really good and a order of onion rings which you can’t go wrong with. This place was a nice little find and the service was fast.
Seating was restricted to outside only which was ok they did have the heat warmers which made it better the only down fall was there was a lot of birds that where always around but they weren’t to bad. It was a nice place to have a quick cheap lunch and just enjoy some people watching. I really don’t think you could find a bad dog on the menu as it was a pretty large menu! I will definitely be back!

It’s going to be a PINK Christmas!!! Best fries hands down and the staff is super friendly! Jerome is the best manager and is very courteous. Amber is a very friendly cashier and greated me with a smile. Love the food!

Nothing special here, the dog is ok, as is the bun. The chili was bland and the fries OK. There are a lot better food options in the area I would probably pass Pink’s by next time around.

When I found out about this place, I was staying in Vegas for 3 days. I ate Pinks for 3 days in a row, all for lunch. They’re so good!
I tried Planet Hollywood, Vegas Strip, and Swiss Mushroom. They are all good, but my fav is the Vegas Strip!

Ever since seeing the original Pink’s highlighted on a Food Channel travelogue, I’ve always wanted to give this a whirl. Since Central LA isn’t high on my list of visited places, I’ll settle for a branch office.
The «snap» of the dog was just amazing! I had mine with mustard, onions, and kraut. That’s how I like it, and I liked it. I asked the counter staff whether I should get fries or onion rings. They said, «How about half and half?» Nice touch. After trying both, I would have opted for all rings. Very good.

I have tried the original Pink’s, in Los Angeles, once. Since I am in Vegas much more than LA I was excited to see one open. It is just like the original minus the pesky birds who will steal your food if you don’t beat them away. The draw here is the toppings. The actual hot dog is skinny but long and you are paying for the toppings, which they PILE on. They also have other sausage/​bratwurst options, which are quite delicious as well. I have had several different options and they have all been quite delicious.

Pink’s Hot Dogs in Vegas repeats the formula from the original LA store. Good enough sausage variations, good ingredients, cool store and friendly staff. Some people tastes and experience vary but I never had anything to complain here.
Chicago is a good option to try, and for more traditionalists, there is always cheddar and chilly options!

Not impressed. Spent $ 24 for 2 hotdog and fries
I ordered and hotdog with bacon and cheese. For a $ 10 hotdog I expect more than a slice of American yellow cheese. $ 4 fries were good though. Hotdog was really salty

I love Pink’s. My man and I stop here At least twice during every vegas trip. It fills me right up and satisfies my craving for saurkraut. Of course I get the showgirl Everytime! No relish on mine please and no tomatoes or relish on his. It definitely is hyped up… but to me it lives up to the hype. You just can’t get the basics like a chili cheese or something simple. Live a little.. get the works. And for us Unilocalers. the buy 2 get one free is a plus. We gave the third one to a friend ofcourse. She loved it. Share the wealth. Lol
Pink’s will forever be in our vegas itinerary.

Contrary to all the hype, I was honestly a bit sad that I was not that impressed with Pink’s.
I would have to say that you’d be better off going to Costco for a hot dog. The quality of the wieners that are utilized are not the best. With all the added heavy toppings like jalapeño’s and chili, in my case, I ended up just feeling like my arteries had been clogged.

Wow, has it really been 5 years since my last review at Pink’s? Well, other than satisfy my craving for a hot dog, nothing’s really changed from my last experience here except for the prices which have increased since then.
Chicago Polish Dog –
mustard, relish, lettuce & tomatoes
The hot dog was good but it was basically a salad on a hot dog. Because it’s on their Classic Dog side of the menu, the price wasn’t too bad but still pricey though for what I got. I guess I probably should’ve ordered the Planet Hollywood Dog (
) again because at least it has more of a ‘wow’ factor.
For convenience on being right on the strip, I like Pink’s. But I think I’d rather get my gourmet hot dog fix off the strip at Buldogis or even at Gordon Ramsay BurGR.

Was about the experience of saying been there and done that… ate a messy hotdog :) Was good — best part was not so much the food but sitting outside of the strip people watching while eating a «famous hotdog»
Can order a variety of dogs — nothing fancy at all — simple ingrediants and nothing that appears to be homemade or unique outside of the variety of combinations.

Pink’s Hot Dog’s is located just outside of the main doors for Planet Hollywood. It’s an alright place if you’re looking for a quick bite at a reasonable cost. Each day we would walk past Pink’s and I would notice that there was never any heavy foot traffic going into this restaurant. I believe that with so much direct competition around, Pink’s is finding it difficult to compete.
Many people say that this is not like the original Pink’s in Hollywood. While I have been to Hollywood a few times, I have not had the pleasure of dining at the original Pink’s, therefore, I don’t have a reference for that comparison. This particular location was A-​Okay. I ordered a veggie burger and it was divine. It was so great that I went twice during our trip to Vegas. My husband ordered a chili cheese dog and did not like it at all. Ironically, he likes the chili dog at Sonic drive-​thru much better than the one served here. This was quite concerning since hot dogs are their specialty. If in Vegas, I would get the veggie burger again, but that’s probably all.

I stopped here for a quick snack while I was in Vegas. I’m vegan and supposedly their veggie dog is highly rated.
It was around 2pm on a Monday afternoon when I stopped in and luckily there were only a couple people ahead of me. The wait was minimal. From the time I got in line to receiving my dog, it was 5 – 10 min max.
My order was pretty basic. Veggie dog with ketchup, mustard and relish. My dog plus a bottle of water was $ 9.00. Logical price for a snack on the strip!
The veggie dog was great! Taste and texture were both right on. I was pleasantly surprised! They’re known for having great hotdogs and they didn’t disappoint on the veggie dog either!
I have walked past here when the line is insane, so just keep that in mind if you plan on going. No indoor seating, only outdoor patio with table umbrellas for shade. It was about 90 degrees the day I went, but I was still comfortable with the shade.

12.30.14
Spicy Mojave revisited.
$ 9.18