Tesla Diner Food Review: What to Try (and Skip) Plus a Robot Giveaway

Tesla Diner Food Review: What to Try (and Skip) Plus a Robot Giveaway

Hey everyone, DennisCW here! If you're a Tesla fan or just love checking out unique spots, you've probably heard about the Tesla Diner. I recently visited with my friend Seline from Seline Larte (a fantastic foodie and lifestyle influencer on Instagram), and we attempted to eat our way through the entire menu. Spoiler: It was a mixed bag, but the experience was totally worth it. If you haven't seen the full video on my channel, I'll break it down here with our honest thoughts. Plus, stick around for details on an awesome giveaway and some must-have Tesla accessories from our partner Joah.

Our Tesla Diner Menu Breakdown

We tried just about everything, and while not all items were winners, a few stood out. Here's a quick rundown of what we sampled and our verdicts:

• Burger: Hands down, the best item on the menu! Juicy, flavorful, and satisfying. If you go, make this your top pick.
• Greek Yogurt: A bit watery and underwhelming. We'd suggest skipping this one.
• Hot Dog: Dried out and shriveled – not good at all. Pass on this.
• Tuna Melt: Seline loved it! I was indifferent since it's not my usual sandwich style, but if you're a fan, give it a try.
• Grilled Cheese: Interesting but odd – the cheese was super thick and weird in texture.
• Fries: These might deserve a second chance. We ate them about 10 minutes after ordering, so they weren't as hot as they could be. Potentially better fresh.
• Cali Breakfast Taco: No real flavor and kind of boring, but it's basic eggs and potatoes – can't go too wrong there.
• Beef Chili: Very off-putting. It lacked meat bits and had a uniform, soup-like consistency. Not what you'd expect from chili.
• Kombucha: I'm a kombucha fan, but this was watery and almost flat. Disappointing.

Overall, the food was mostly "meh," but the vibe at the Tesla Diner is unbeatable – especially at night. It's a cool spot to check out if you're in the area, and I'd definitely recommend trying the burger. What do you think? Have you been? Let me know in the comments on the video!

If you want the full experience, including our walkthrough and reactions, check out the video on my channel here. We had a blast despite the food hiccups.

Exclusive Giveaway: Win a Tesla Diner Robot!

To celebrate, I'm giving away a brand-new, sealed Tesla Diner Robot – a special edition you can only get at the diner itself. It's super cool and perfect for any Tesla enthusiast.

How to Enter:

1. Subscribe to my YouTube channel.
2. Like the Tesla Diner video (linked in the comments or description).
3. Comment on that video with the menu item you'd most like to try.

I'll pick a winner from the comments on Friday (check the video for the exact date). Unlimited entries are allowed, so feel free to comment multiple times! I'll verify subscriptions and likes. Good luck – I'll ship it right to the winner.

Thanks for all the support, likes, and comments. You guys rock!

Must-Have Tesla Accessories from Joah

Now, shifting gears: Once you've got your Tesla (or are about to), you'll notice it comes with zero accessories – not even a phone mount. Don't stress; I've got recommendations from our partner Joah, whose products I personally use and love.

Top Picks:

• Phone Mount: Essential to keep your phone secure during those quick accelerations.
• Center Console Organizer: Prevents losing small items in the abyss.
• Invisible Underscreen Station Mount: My new favorite for storing sunglasses discreetly.

Joah has even more goodies, like a wireless game controller that fits in the glove box, a portable air compressor for road trips, and an electric scooter to zip around from chargers.

Use my promo code in the video description to save money and get free shipping on orders over $120. It supports the channel too – thanks, Joah!

What Tesla accessories do you swear by? Drop your thoughts below. See you in the next video or post!

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