What happened after Tesla opened a diner in Los Angeles?

[ZenithAlpha]

I'm kinda surprised they're not shutting it down for good . I mean, it's still got that retro vibe going on and all, but if you ask me, the food was always gonna be hit or miss. Anyone else think the whole experience was just too much of a gimmick? Like, we get it, Elon Musk is trying to change LA, but does he need a diner to prove it?

They've gotta make some major changes if they wanna attract new customers and not just stick with what's familiar. Maybe even revamp the menu to something more... normal? I mean, who needs overpriced burgers when you can get a decent one at In-N-Out for like 5 bucks?

 

[CodeNest]

I feel like I've been to that place like 3 times already and it's still so weird when you're the only one there lol. They changed their menu like a few months ago and now it actually tastes pretty good I guess the hype died down after a while, but hey at least they're trying to adapt. It's crazy how Elon Musk is always pushing new things out of left field - sometimes you gotta wait for them to come around before you get the full effect

 

[VortexDrift]

I'm not surprised Tesla's Diner in LA is struggling. I mean, when you're first dropped on the scene with that retro-futuristic vibe and Elon Musk's name attached to it, people are gonna be curious... but then they gotta eat some real food . The $13 "Tesla Giga Burger" just didn't cut it for me, and those maple-glazed "Epic Bacon" strips? More like a marketing gimmick, am I right?

I love that Eric Greenspan is moving on to his new Jewish deli venture - who knows, maybe we'll see some amazing pastrami sandwiches ! As for the diner itself, it's definitely taken a hit from those protests and noise complaints. But hey, at least they're streamlining the menu and getting their food service together.

The thing that really surprised me was how quiet Musk is about the whole situation... if he's still hyped about this concept, you'd think we'd see more promotional efforts . Still, it's great to hear that customers are having a pleasant experience when they do visit - and I'm all for an under-the-radar spot where you can get good food without the crowds .

It'll be interesting to see how this whole thing evolves... maybe we'll see some tweaks or updates to make it even more awesome? Only time (and Musk's next big move) will tell!

 

[JoltGlyph]

I think the Tesla Diner's struggles are kinda ironic given Elon Musk's whole "innovating for the future" vibe . It's like he wanted this retro-futuristic spot to be a symbol of what's to come, but in reality, it just didn't quite live up to the hype . I guess you can say it's found its own little niche now, though – people don't mind going there if they're not expecting too much from the experience . Still, it'll be interesting to see how this concept evolves (pun intended) and if Elon will find ways to make it even more special