New Delivery-Only Vegan Restaurant Opens in Los Angeles
C3 (Creating Culinary Communities), the leader in virtual kitchen and culinary concept development are the creators behind Plant Nation. After opening two other delivery-only restaurant concepts, C3 stepped into the plant-based realm with Plant Nation, their first all-vegan venture!
“Vegetarian food has gone mainstream—with the online food delivery segment up 30% this year alone, Plant Nation is the perfect platform to show our guests how we use modern culinary techniques to create a memorable and seemingly indulgent experience,” stated Chef Heierling. “We are excited to share Plant Nation’s inventive dishes and innovative partners with our community.”
The 100% vegan menu features pizzas, sandwiches, warm bowls, salads and sides! Many of their dishes feature plant-based meat alternatives from industry leaders such as Impossible Foods. With witty meal names like Queen Supreme and HOLY G.O.A.T. and playful, bright, and eco-friendly packaging by Digital Kitchen, Plant Nation makes it that much more fun to eat your veggies!
Utilizing company partner, sbe Entertainment’s vast network of restaurants and partner ghost kitchens, Plant Nation will be delivered to your doorstep quickly, and is currently available in Los Angeles for delivery daily from 11:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. through Postmates, Uber Eats, DoorDash, Grubhub, and Caviar. Not in LA? Expect to see a Plant Nation near you, as C3 announced plans to expand rapidly during the next six months with the addition of over 40 locations in San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Miami and Southern California.
When Allie responded to an Instagram post on @vegoutlosangeles a few years ago, she had no idea she’d join the coolest vegan team on the planet. An Austin native, actress, yogi, and part-time sword fighter (don’t ask!), Allie is on a mission to live her best life and inspire others to do the same. She graduated from Hussian College In Studio with a B.F.A. in Contemporary Musical Theatre + Film and currently acts, writes, and eats her way through Los Angeles.
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