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9 Spots for Vegan Fried Chicken Sandwiches in Los Angeles

From Nashville Hot to classic, there's a plant-based fried chicken sandwich for every craving.

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From Nashville Hot to classic, there's a plant-based fried chicken sandwich for every craving.

Los Angeles is a vegan food paradise, especially when it comes to fried chicken sandwiches. Whether you’re craving something classic or adventurous, these LA spots are serving up plant-based perfection.

Monty's Good Burger

Culver City, Echo Park, Koreatown, & Riverside

Monty's is the place to be if you're craving a crispy, juicy chicken sandwich that doesn't skimp on flavor. The "Charlie's Chicken Sandwich" features crispy fried chicken topped with vegan mayonnaise and pickles on a brioche bun. Like it spicy? Opt for the Nashville Hot.

Monty's Good Burger

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Hart House

Hollywood, Westchester, USC, & Monrovia

Kevin Hart's Hart House is a game-changer in the vegan scene. Their Deluxe Hot N Crispy Chick'n sandwich is a must-try, with a perfect blend of seasoning, crunch, and tenderness. Add a side of tots, and you’ve got a meal worth raving about.

Hart House

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Plant Power Fast Food

Hollywood

Plant Power Fast Food offers vegan fried chicken sandwiches that are as satisfying as they are sustainable. This spot serves up both classic and Buffalo versions that are reminiscent of fast-food favorites. Pair with a Snow Day (their take on DQ's Blizzard) for the ultimate indulgence.

Plant Power Fast Food

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Hey, Sunshine Kitchen

Culver City

Sister-owned Hey, Sunshine Kitchen is a hidden gem in Los Angeles, delivering a knockout Crispy Chicken and Hot Chicken sandwich. Their sandwiches are loaded with flavor and topped with fresh veggies, mayo, and more.

Hey, Sunshine Kitchen

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Veggie Grill by Next Level

Multiple Locations

Veggie Grill offers several vegan fried chicken sandwiches to choose from. Opt for the Chick'n Bacon Ranch, featuring tempeh bacon, smoked gouda cheese, and ranch or try the classic Crispy Chik’n Sandwich.

Veggie Grill

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Doomie's Home Cookin'

Hollywood

For a true comfort food experience, Doomie’s Home Cookin’ is the spot. The late-night spot's fried chicken sandwich is hearty, flavorful, and hits the spot every single time. It’s everything you want in a classic chicken sandwich, without the cruelty.

Doomie's Home Cookin'

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Vegan Hooligans

Downtown LA & Food Truck

Vegan Hooligans is shaking up the vegan fried chicken game in LA. Their sandwich features a crispy, golden-brown patty with a savory seasoning that packs a punch. Topped with fresh veggies and their signature sauce, this sandwich is a must-try for any fried chicken lover.

Vegan Hooligans

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Lettuce Feast

Food Truck

Lettuce Feast brings the heat with their Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich. The crispy, spicy vegan chicken paired with tangy slaw and pickles will take your taste buds on a wild ride.

Lettuce Feast

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Veggie Fam

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At Veggie Fam, you’re family—and they treat you like it with their delicious fried chicken sandwich. With its crunchy coating and savory seasoning, this sandwich is a crowd-pleaser. Catch them at the hottest events across Southern California!

Veggie Fam

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