Cassavetes' favorite spots in Los Angeles. The Michael Burger-hosted Personals also had Pink's in the bonus round, where couples won that if time ran out and didn't match the last question In the 2009 novel Inherent Vice by Thomas Pynchon (set in 1970 Los Angeles) the main character, Doc, visits Pink's Featured in the eighth episode of 90210'''s second season, the characters Annie and Jasper are seen exiting the restaurant with their food Featured in the 2010 Episode 2 of the Korean reality TV series F(x)'s Koala (), in which the stars of the series, K-pop girl group f(x), paid a visit to this location to eat and offer their autographed photo In Season 2 Episode 4 of Hell's Kitchen, Gordon Ramsay takes the chefs to Pink's to show an example of organization within an extremely high volume restaurant The opening credits of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson featured Craig Ferguson at the restaurant. Since new host James Corden took over the show in 2015, his title sequence also features him at the restaurant. The restaurant was used in an episode of Nathan for You, where host Nathan Fielder attempted to attract hurried customers by offering special circumstances that enabled patrons to cut in line Pink's restaurant was shown as destroyed by a meteorite toward the end of the 2009 movie Meteor Apocalypse In the season II finale of the Showtime drama Ray Donavan, Ray meets Cookie Brown at Pink's, where Cookie orders the "Rosie O'Donnell with Fries" Pink's hosted a hot dog eating task during the finale of the third season of the Australian edition of The Amazing Race Pink's is referenced in the Big & Rich song Comin' to Your City Visiting... with Huell Howser Episode 731 Pink's is seen in the Disney Channel Original Movie, Starstruck and is shown to be the favorite restaurant of the major character "Christopher Wild" In The Lincoln Lawyer'' season four episode "Twelve Lemmings in a Box" main character Mickey Haller takes his marquee client to Pink's for lunch See also List of hot dog restaurants References External links 1939 establishments in California Buildings and structures in Hollywood, Los Angeles Hot dog restaurants in the United States Landmarks in Los Angeles Restaurants established in 1939 Restaurants in Los Angeles