Iconic Since 1975
A converted Union Pacific railroad car on the Sunset Strip. Same recipes, same train, five decades running.
Burgers, Dogs, and House-Made Chili
The menu hasn't changed much since '75 — and that's the whole point. Thick burgers, snappy hot dogs, and chili made from scratch every day.
The Food
Our menu keeps things simple and focused. We serve chili burgers, classic burgers, and hot dogs with a range of toppings. Each item is made fresh and served hot, so you get a meal that’s filling and easy to enjoy. Whether you like your burger plain or loaded, we have options for you. Our hot dogs are just as popular and can be customized the way you like. Many guests come back again and again for the same favorites. It’s good food that you can count on every time you visit.
Order From Website
Skip the wait and bring Carney's Restaurant straight to your table. Order online through our website for pickup or delivery and enjoy your favorites with just a few clicks.
Dinner Inside a Real Railroad Car
You're literally eating inside a vintage Union Pacific dining car. The booths, the windows, the feel — nothing in LA is quite like it.
The Story of Carney's
In 1975, a family parked a real Union Pacific railroad car on the Sunset Strip and started serving burgers and chili dogs. Nearly 50 years later, not much has changed — and that's exactly the point.
Visit Carney’s Today
Carney’s Restaurant is a great choice when you want a simple and reliable meal. With two convenient locations in West Hollywood and Studio City, it’s easy to stop by anytime. Since 1975, we’ve been serving the same classic menu that people love. Come see the yellow rail car, grab a burger or hot dog, and enjoy a place that keeps things easy and welcoming. You can visit us, order takeout, or have your meal delivered straight to your door.
What our guests are saying
Dining inside a train made the experience feel unique and fun, especially with the views along the Sunset Strip. The hot dog and burrito were both tasty, and the train wreck fries were a must try. This is a place we will absolutely visit again on our next trip to LA.
Justin M.
Carney’s on Sunset Boulevard offers classic L.A. indulgence in a nostalgic rail‑car setting paired with unapologetically messy, gloriously flavorful eats. This was such a fun place. It's inside old rail cars. The atmosphere is cute and quaint. I really enjoyed the food. The combo of food that I got (pictured) was perfect. Everyone was really nice and the food is hot and made to order. Highly recommend.
Brittany L.
Finally got around to trying Carney's. It's such a cool cozy concept for a burger place and I loved every moment of it. The converted train car makes a perfect burger joint. And of course they have good burgers. I had a double cheeseburger but would love to go back again to try the chili burger as it seems to be what they are more known for. Quick service and friendly guys working there. Big fan!
Guy H.
While visiting San Diego, I discovered this burger joint, it's a refreshing departure from your typical chain locations. All we had were burgers and fries, and they were pretty good! The flavors were on point, and it's evident they put effort into creating a good dining experience. The service was
J G.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are you known for?
We are known for Hot Dogs, Pasta, Fries, Tuna Melt, Wraps, Traditional American Food, Fast Food, Chicken Wraps, Double Burger, Chili, Hot Chocolate, Double Cheeseburger, Sandwiches, Hamburger, Quesadillas, Garden Burger, Chili Cheeseburger, Chili Burger, Chicken Salad, Cheeseburger, Sweet Potato Fries, Burger, Salads, Chili Burgers, and Turkey Burger
What areas do you serve?
We serve the following areas: Universal City, West Hollywood, Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Burbank, Parklabrea, Kester, Gemco, Valley Village, Universal City, Toluca Lake, Glendale, Santa Monica, Carthay, Culver City, Park La Brea, Studio City, Miracle Mile, Hollywood, South Carthay.
