Actualizado a 22/07/2025 09:20 EDT After months of anticipation, Tesla has officially opened its long-awaited themed restaurant concept, the Tesla Diner, located on the iconic Santa Monica Boulevard in the heart of Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. Tesla debuts its retro-futuristic Diner in Hollywood, where robots serve food and movies stream directly to parked cars AFP via Getty Images ChatGPT said: Guests enjoy outdoor dining during the grand opening of the Tesla Diner, Drive-In Theater, and Supercharger station on Santa Monica Boulevard in Hollywood, Los Angeles AFP via Getty Images Tesla Diner: More Than Just a Restaurant This new venture goes beyond food—it offers an immersive experience that blends 1950s Americana with cutting-edge technology. Customers can watch movies from their electric vehicles while a humanoid robot serves popcorn in a scene straight out of a sci-fi film. An attendee eats the Tesla burger from a Cybertruck inspired box during the opening AFP via Getty Images The robot, named Optimus and developed in-house by Tesla, played a starring role during the grand opening, distributing popcorn and demonstrating its capabilities as part of the customer service team. Optimus isn’t just a gimmick—it’s a core element of the restaurant’s concept and reflects Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s long-term vision of everyday robotics. Tesla has even released an action figure of Optimus dressed as a fast-food server, hinting at the robot’s continued presence in future brand experiences. How the Tesla Diner Works Designed with Tesla drivers in mind, the Tesla Diner offers full integration with the car’s digital dashboard. Customers can browse the digital menu, place orders, and have their meals delivered directly to their vehicles—all from the comfort of their car. Menu highlights include classic American fare like burgers, milkshakes, fries, and a creative fried chicken and waffle sandwich, which quickly became a fan favorite at the launch. For the drive-in movie feature, audio is transmitted directly through the vehicle’s sound system, offering an immersive cinematic experience without the need for external speakers or manual adjustments. A Tesla Optimus robot serves popcorn on the outdoor deck during the opening AFP via Getty Images