Tesla Diner LA Menu: Full list of food items and their prices
It seems after leaving his much-controversial post at DOGE and creating a political party for the betterment of America, Elon Musk is back to focusing on his automotive company, Tesla.
The richest person in the world recently launched a Tesla Diner and Drive-In on Monday.
The much-hyped and speculated diner is located at the site of a former Shakey's Pizza on Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles and is already garnering queues of customers as early as sunrise.
The diner is described as a retro-futuristic diner & drive-in charging experience. The two-storey establishment not only has charging stations for the cars but also an Optimus humanoid robot serving popcorn, megascreens playing movies and special features, exclusive merchandise and an entire menu that is sourced locally.
Much like any other diner that goes viral on the internet, the Tesla Diner is currently seeing a rise in fame with families visiting to get an experience that combines Tesla's branding with a diner's environment.
Most people have been excited to see what's on the menu of the Musk-esque diner, and we have all the details below!
What's on the menu in Elon Musk's Tesla Diner?
Image credits: X/@BabuNair
The menu at Tesla Diner is perfect to satiate any hungry American. From burgers and fries to ice cream, the diner serves every food one would like to order.
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The menu has seven sections, namely: Burgers & Sandwiches, All-Day Breakfast, Sides, Kid's Menu, Desserts, Beverages and Charged Sodas. Additionally, the bottom of the menu also details how the ingredients for the food are locally sourced and from where.
The 24/7 open diner serves classic American diner dishes such as a Tesla burger for $13.5, a hot dog for $13, shakes for $8, fries for $4 and soft serve for $6. The most costly items on the menu are a diner club and biscuits 7 red gravy for $15, and the cheapest items are fries, fountain drinks, lemonade and drip coffee, all for $4.
Reportedly, the menu has been designed by Los Angeles chef Eric Greenspan and is being loved by the people for being sourced locally. Here's everything that's on the menu:
Burgers & Sandwiches
Tesla Burger ($13.5)
Hot Dog ($13)
Diner Club ($15)
Tuna Melt ($14)
Fried Chicken & Waffles ($13.5)
Grilled Cheese ($9)
All-Day Breakfast
Egg Sandwich ($12)
Avocado Toast ($11)
Greek Yogurt Parfait ($9)
Breakfast Tacos ($11)
Biscuits & Red Gravy ($15)
House-Baked Cinnamon Roll ($7)
Sides
Fries ($4)
Hash Brown Bites ($8)
Wagyu Beef Chill Cup ($8)
Buttermilk Waffle ($5)
Market Salad ($10)
Epic Bacon ($12)
Kid's Menu
Kid's Burger ($13)
Kid's Grilled Cheese ($13)
Chicken Tenders ($13)
Desserts
Soft Serve ($6)
Slice of Pie à la Mode ($12)
Chocolate Chip Cookie ($5)
Beverages
Fountain Drinks ($4)
Shakes ($4)
Lemonade ($4)
Organic Draft Kombucha ($8)
Drip Coffee ($4)
Nitro Cold Brew ($4.5)
Espresso (hot, iced, decaf) ($4)
Cappuccino (hot, iced, decaf) ($5.5)
Latte (hot, iced, decaf) ($6)
Iced Nitro Matcha ($6.5)
Charged Sodas
Creamsicle ($7)
Shirley Temple ($7)
Lime Rickey ($7)
Catawba Flip ($7)
Dirty Kombucha ($10)
Image credits: X
What's the most interesting part about the diner's food service, apart from the menu, is the containers that the food is served in. Containers for solid foods like burgers and fries are shaped in the form of the Tesla Cyber Truck and have also been designed by its team, as per an X post.
The paper cups for the liquids are in classic white with the diner's logo in red.
Musk, whose diner has received a lot of customers since opening, also expressed plans to expand the diner to other locations. In an X post, he said, 'If our retro-futuristic diner turns out well... Tesla will establish these in major cities around the world, as well as at Supercharger sites on long-distance routes.'
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