And the future was unclear, complicated by a shaky vaccine rollout.Īnd still, on that last day, Jan. On its last day of business back in January, the county had reported 11,513 new cases and climbing. Pink’s is re-opening in a relatively optimistic pandemic-era moment compared to the post-holiday, surge-humbled days of January. “We’re finding a position for everybody,” he said. Pink said he’s been able to hold on to all of them - some who have been working there for years. It’s not ideal - as many businesses know - but Pink was just happy to start serving hot dogs again. Jerry’s Deli in Studio City to close Friday after 42 years on Ventura Boulevard.LA County will allow outdoor dining to return as Newsom eases state decree.
Last call for Pink’s Hot Dogs until March, as Hollywood stand closes until coronavirus is under control.LA County hospitalizations for COVID-19 reach lowest levels since before winter surge.That’s why outdoor tables will be 8 feet apart, waiting lines - and at Pink’s, that’s definitely a thing - will be physically distanced and employees and customers will be required to wear masks. County Public Health has lifted shutdowns on outdoor dining, with keeping some restrictions. “We thought it was best to close back January, but now with the indicators trending in the right direction, we thought it was appropriate to reopen.” “We’re very excited to reopen,” said Pink, who has been spending the week making sure deliveries are in order, the place is well sanitized and that his 25 employees are well informed about the comeback and vaccination eligibility. Pink announced this week that his venerable hot dog stand - the one his parents, Paul and Betty Pink, founded in 1939, using a $50 loan from Betty’s mother to buy a hot dog cart - will reopen on Monday, March 1.
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