Chris N Eddy’s Is Expanding — And Honestly, It Feels Personal

There are certain places in Los Angeles, CA that don’t just feed you — they become part of your routine, your late nights, your cravings you don’t question.
Chris N Eddy’s is one of those places.
If you’ve ever found yourself driving across the city for a smash burger that actually hits, you already know.
And now, they’re making it easier on all of us.
This spring, Chris N Eddy’s is opening two new locations — one in Glendale and another in Van Nuys — which means fewer long drives, more spontaneous burger nights, and honestly… more reasons to say “yes” to the craving.
First, If You’ve Never Been…
Let me set the scene.
This isn’t a fussy burger.
This is the kind you eat with both hands, slightly leaning forward, fully committed.
Crispy-edged patties pressed onto a hot griddle.
Cheese melted just enough to blur into the meat.
Soft bread that holds everything together without trying too hard.
It’s simple. But it’s done right.
And that’s the whole point.
The Question You’ll Be Asked (Whether You’re Ready or Not)
When you go to Chris N Eddy’s, you’re not just ordering a burger.
You’re choosing a side.
Chris’ Way or Eddy’s Way.
And yes — people have opinions.
- Chris’ Way feels a little brighter. There’s crunch, freshness, a balance that cuts through the richness. It’s the version you order when you want something that feels complete.
- Eddy’s Way is something else entirely. No distractions. No vegetables. Just meat, cheese, bread — rich, heavy, unapologetic. It leans all the way in.
It’s one of those rare menus where the decision actually changes the experience.
And somehow, it makes it more fun.
Why This Expansion Feels Different
A lot of restaurant expansions feel… corporate. Planned. Predictable.
This doesn’t.
The new spots in Glendale and Van Nuys feel like a response — like the restaurant is meeting people where they already are.
Because the truth is, people have already been making the drive.
Late nights. Weekend cravings. Post-event hunger.
This just shortens the distance between wanting it and having it.
And there’s something about that I really love.
The Energy You Can Expect
These new locations aren’t trying to reinvent anything.
They’re stepping into neighborhood plazas — the kind of places you already go. Running errands, grabbing coffee, meeting friends.
It keeps things casual. Easy. Repeatable.
Which is exactly how a place like this should live in your life.
And the hours matter too — open late, every day.
Because let’s be honest, this isn’t a 2pm salad kind of place.
This is:
- after a long day
- after a night out
- or when you just want something that feels satisfying without overthinking it
What Actually Makes It Work
There are a lot of burger spots in LA. You don’t need another one unless it means something.
Chris N Eddy’s works because:
- It doesn’t overcomplicate the menu
- It knows exactly what it is
- And it invites you into the experience
Even the debate — Chris’ Way vs. Eddy’s Way — turns something simple into something you talk about, share, come back for.
It’s not just food. It’s a little ritual.
If You’re Going…
Go hungry.
Don’t over-order — but don’t under-order either.
Pick a side… or bring someone and try both.
And don’t rush it.
Some meals are meant to be eaten slowly, even if they’re messy.
Final Take
This is comfort food that doesn’t pretend to be anything else.
It’s warm, familiar, a little indulgent — and exactly what you want it to be.
And now that it’s closer to more neighborhoods, it’s not just a destination anymore.
It’s part of the rhythm.
If you find yourself craving something simple and really good, this is your sign.
You can follow along with Chris N Eddy’s on Instagram (@chrisneddys) or take a look at their menu and updates at www.chrisneddys.com.
And if you’re nearby, you’ll find them here:
- Hollywood — 5539 W. Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028
- Glendale (Coming Soon) — 1360 E. Colorado St., Glendale, CA 91205
- Van Nuys (Coming Soon) — 14523 Sherman Way, Van Nuys, CA 91405
Go when you’re hungry, stay a little longer than you planned, and don’t overthink your order.
Sometimes the best meals are the ones you already know you want.


