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10 Places for Vegan Pizza in Los Angeles
Pizza Fusion (Zach Behrens/LAist)
A circle of hand-tossed dough baked with a covering of gooey melted cheese and all sorts of tasty toppings...without any animal products? Yup, it's vegan pizza, one of the most-craved and talked-about adaptations of a traditionally dairy (and often meat) -centric comfort food. Vegan pizza is all over Los Angeles, though, and Your Daily Thread put together their list that features a total of ten places local places where you can get your 'za and stay vegan.Topping their list (get it, topping?) is Cruzer Pizza [LAist Story], the all-vegan pizza joint where one of the pies is named after a local vegan blogger, Quarry Girl. YDT also gives props to the pies at Pizza Fusion [LAist Story], Fresh Brothers, and Z Pizza, with smaller shout outs to spots that have vegan options on their menus, like Purgatory Pizza, Pizza Cookery, Masa, M Cafe de Chaya, A Votre Sante, and Native Foods.
What did they leave off? We noticed Lucifer's [LAist Story] was missing from the list--which is a sinful omission, since their toppings are incredible and they can make your pizza with vegan cheese. Let us know where else you go for vegan pizza in L.A.
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