Where To Find The Best Hot Dog Joints in California

1. Pink's in Los Angeles

Pinks offers its famous chili dog and other fast foods in Los Angeles. Pink’s offers more than just the classic chili dog. They also offer a wide variety of specialty hotdogs. The restaurant has plenty of seating inside and out, but the wait can be up to an hour at peak times. Near Jim Henson and Charlie Chaplin studios, the restaurant is situated. The menu features some dishes named after Hollywood stars. These stars are featured on some walls with their autographs and headshots. 709 N La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038

2. Cupid's Canoga Park

Cupid's, a family owned and operated hot dog stand in Canoga park opened in 1946. The establishment, originally known as Walsh’s Hot Dogs was named for Richard and Bernice Walsh. They changed the name shortly after to Cupid, Bernice’s nickname. Cupid's was a family business that had multiple locations serving the same delicious hot dogs. Cupid's, now run by Kelly and Morgan Walsh, the third generation of Walsh family members, is operated by them. Since Kelly was a kid, the family has eaten Cupid's Hot Dogs. Kelly was a child when she helped with deliveries and tried the food. Cupids was able to feed and clean after the Northridge earthquake in 1994. 20030 Vanowen St, Winnetka, CA 91306

3. Top Dog in Berkeley

In a minimalistic setting, quick-serve sausages are available in specialties and veggie options. Top Dog in Berkeley, California is a grab and go eatery that serves up superlative sausages until the early morning hours. The restaurant was opened in 1966 at the height the Free Speech Movement. The walls of the restaurant are covered with yellow newspaper clippings that call for postal privatization, and bumper stickers saying "Freedom Works Better Than Government".

4. Carney's Hollywood

Carney’s is a hamburger and hot dog restaurant located in Hollywood, California. The restaurant was built in an old Union Pacific train car that was brought to the site in 1978. The Comedy Store is a comedy club in the United States that was opened in April of 1972, just 690 feet to the southwest of Carney's. The Mondrian Hotel is located in West Hollywood 920 feet to the west. It's owned by SBE Entertainment Group. John Wolfe, Sr., an ex-radio executive with a strong background in public relations, founded the original Carney's. John Wolfe Sr. was not only a great cook but also a master at marketing his restaurant. Pat and his spouse set out to convert the train into a dining room. They were confident the restaurant would succeed, even though they had to start at zero. 8351 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90069

5. The Hotdogger is located in Davis

The Hotdogger is an adorable little restaurant located in Davis, California. The restaurant is owned by a family and serves delicious beef hotdogs in natural casings. The restaurant is open Monday through Friday from 11am to 6:30pm and Saturday from 11:30am to 4:00pm. The restaurant is closed Wednesdays. The Hotdogger has a large selection of hot dogs that can be customized. The staff at the counter are always willing to chat and make sure you have an enjoyable experience. Many conversations began at The Hotdogger. The service led me to people I'd never met before. 129 East St. Davis, CA 95616-0