Veggie Grill

Awesome place. Friendly staff. Love coming here with the family. Keep it up!
Best Veggie Grill so far.

Veggie Grill does fake meat justice! Best meat alternative, however, I cannot believe they got rid of the All American Stack?!

Order the buffalo bomber!!!
My Über driver convinced me to go as I was headed to The Grove and told me to order the Buffalo Bomber. He ate there 2 times a week, which is insane, but I guess it’s that good. I wasn’t down to try any fake meat stuff, I’ve had a horrible experience with frozen vegan chicken. He assured me that he used to eat meat 3 times a day. And is now vegan for the past 2 years. So I gave it a try…
And oh my baby Jesus (I need to express my passion for this place) You can’t even tell the meat wasn’t chicken. It was amazingly good! It was sort of a ‘fried chicken patty’ tossed in buffalo sauce. The lettuce, tomato, and onion stacked on top with a sauce. Delicious. And I was so full that I couldn’t finish all of my seasoned fries. Those were good too.
Too bad I’m from Texas. Writing a review… Drooling over everything else I should’ve tried…
Come to Texas, Veggie Grill, please and thank you. Preferably Dallas so I can go everyday.

Good service. Great drinks. Great food. There’s nothing better than going to a place that serves vegan chicken that has the same taste and texture as real chicken

I had to wait 30 minutes for food and if I haven’t had gone to ask about my order I would’ve just been left there to wait on my order.
No thanks, never coming to this location again. Not the best customer service I’ve encountered.

Somehow Veggie Grill does feel a bit like the fast food of the vegan world with the «chick’n» «steak» and plenty of fried items (don’t miss the fried green beans!) on the menu. The food is not organic, and I prefer places that don’t rely on «Vegetable Meat» (as my mom refers to it with disdain). That said, the food here is consistently delish, reasonably priced, and my friends and family don’t mind joining me there, so I keep going back for it. This is an excellent spot for fast, delicious fare that meat eaters (like me) will also enjoy.
My current favorite: the Seoul Bowl: this seasons spicy (actually spicy, not tourist spicy) bowl, with super grains, carrots, greens, and your choice of protein. I like the Tofu.
It’s worth it to download their app, and join their e-​list. They’ll send you coupons for free stuff, including a free entrée on your birthday, and you earn points (and more free stuff) when you upload a picture of your receipt using the app.

I’ve come here a few times on a lunch break because it’s walking distance, but mainly it’s usually because I’m feeling kind of guilty from something fat I’ve recently eaten and need to eat something healthy to balance things out.
This is one of those places where you place your order at the register and they’ll come drop off your order at your table. There’s outside seating and the workers are pretty nice.
I’ve only had the Bombay bowl here and it’s pretty filling. It’s very flavorful and I love that it’s all veggies. But I still feel like I’m consuming more calories than I think I am.
This is a good place for anyone like me who doesn’t really like eating healthy, but knows they have to and don’t want something that’s completely bland.
I think this place is more of a 3.5 stars, but I gave it 4 :)

I eat vegan/​veggie for most weekday lunches and gave Veggie Grill a try today. I ordered their new Seoul Bowl and it was very good. I chose their «steak» topping, which is a grilled veggie patty. The bowl was a little spicy and a skinny girl’s portion. The service was polite and the food came out relatively quickly. Nice looking interior too. The quinoa bowls looked good and will be my «go to» if I go back.
What I devoutly dislike about most vegan restaurants are their fake meat attempts. (i.e. — chickn’) If I ever go vegetarian, I will avoid that processed crap like crazy and stick to vegetables, beans and salads. If you want chicken or steak, get the real thing. Or call that processed vegan wanna be crap something else… I dunno.

Very awesome place if you’re looking for something delightful and healthy to eat, this is where it’s at. I am super happy my friend told me about this place, because I’ll be honest — I hardly eat healthy. This place, however, changed the game for me. It made me be more open to healthy foods — enough with the bad connotation that healthy food is not delicious and yada yada yada. don’t listen to it, it’s not true.
Place looked meh and generic to be honest but that’s okay, it’s like a fast food joint but only for healthy food. I ordered the Santa Fe Chick’n Sandwich with the soup on the side. I didn’t want fries — I said to myself that if I am going to eat healthy, it is definitely going to be an ALL-​OUT healthy meal. Very happy with my purchase! I hope to come here soon again! :)

Vegetarian restaurants are always a must go for us! The menu has many tasty choices that I would have liked to try. We ended up getting the Crispy Chickin’ Plate and the Buffalo Bomber. Both were delicious. Their cauli-​mashed potatoes and mushroom gravy are really interesting. They also have an array of ice teas and lemonades if you decide to get a drink. Refills are free so you can try them all!

I try to avoid reviewing chain restaurants, but I love Veggie Grill too much not to review at least one!
Veggie Grill is a vegan chain restaurant with meat alternatives for everyone. I’ve been going here since I moved to Los Angeles 3 years ago and I’m hooked. The menu is extremely diverse and offers something for everyone, even your carnivore friends. I personally love the buffalo wings appetizer which I think is authentic-​tasting (I wouldn’t know since I don’t eat actual meat: P) and the quinoa Mac n cheese. I honestly haven’t had a bad meal. Even their iced teas and lemonades are incredible!
This location offers 2 hours of free parking and easy access to the Grove for some shopping after fueling up on vegan deliciousness. Even if you do eat meat, I recommend giving this place a try before you say no to meat alternatives :)

I love the veggie grill! makes me think I’m being «healthy»
One thing I love is that they are consistent. You always know what you are going to get. My favorites are the crab cake sandwich, buffalo bomber, papa’s portobello… and as sides, the mac n cheese, sweetheart fries, or cauli-​mashed potatoes! They have lots of new menu items that I haven’t tried because every time I go with the intent to try something new in mind, I end up reverting to my old favorites.
Funny story: I used to work at a doctor’s office, and he would occasionally buy us lunch /​let us pick what we wanted for lunch. We suggested veggie grill for months, to no avail, as he was totally against «fake meat» and pretty much anything vegan. one day we ordered veggie grill and didn’t tell him, pulled off all the identifying stickers, and waited to see what he would have to say about it. He said it was delicious. After we told him it was Veggie Grill, he exclaimed, «this is better than the real thing!»
PLUS they have a loyalty program, which I am always a fan of!

Excellent food and service.
The food is fantastic, with even my meat-​eating husband enjoying this. We ordered the very flavorful Bombay Bowl and Santa Fe Sandwich, both of which are very tasty.
The service was also great, friendly, helpful, and extremely fast, (it took less than 5 minutes to get our food).

Super dinner at Veggie Grill with dinner training fir BlueBonnet Kosher supplements for our nutrition department for @ErewhonNatural!

All hail kale is the best salad ever!!!
I downloaded the Veggie Grill app, it gives points every time a receipt is scanned. I went to buy an All hail kale salad and I had a coupon for a free appetizer so I got the crispy cauliflower. I am not a fan of this vegetable but it was fried and I needed to balance the freshness of the salad. The crispy cauliflower is so good, they serve it along a sweet & sour sauce. I gave some to my co-​workers and they loved it as well.
I’ve been wanting to try the quinoa burger but the all hail has my heart for now.
I’ll be back next payday.

Veggie heaven! Don’t know why it took me so long to come here, but my meal today hit the spot!
Yukon gold fries– get them! Perfectly seasoned. The half order (only $ 1.75 and not on the menu) will be more than sufficient for one or two people to share!
Strawberry lemonade is top notch. I think I got three refills.
Banh Mi Salad was a delight!
Girl at the counter was super positive and nice. I shall be back again and again.

Was just thinking about how I wish there was a Veggie Grill in Detroit, and realized I never left a review!
This place is food heaven for vegetarians, everything I have missed since becoming one is here (in a vegetarian/​vegan form). WHAT A DELIGHT!
Had the buffalo wings as an appetizer and it was so good! For my main entrée I got the veg cheeseburger and it was *wolf whistle* DELICIOUS!
My mouth is watering as I write about it. Wish I could’ve tried more things on the menu. I will definitely be back every single time I go to LA!

This is the fifth or sixth Veggie Grill location that I have been to. All locations have been pretty consistent, with some slightly better than the others. This location by LA Farmer’s Market delivered with the same goodness I have known to expect from the VG franchise.
I stopped by for lunch one weekday and ordered the pick-​a-​pair meal, something I had wanted to try for a while but never got around to it. I opted for the Black Beans + Quinoa Mini-​Bowl for pick 1, and the Savory Kale Caesar for pick 2. I also ordered the Crispy Portobellos appetizer.
When the appetizer came out, I was disappointed to see such a small and meager looking dish. I had ordered the portobellos at the Westlake Village location and those were much better quality – more pieces, larger sizes, and deliciously crispy. These ones were small, shriveled, and not crispy at all. Sadness.
When my meal arrived I was surprised to see that I was given the All Hail Kale salad rather than the Savory Kale Caesar that I had ordered. I was disappointed as I had ordered the Savory Caesar because I was craving the tempeh bacon that it comes with. I did not complain because I was extremely hungry and did not want to wait for them to remake it, so I just ate it. It was very tasty, but still I was a bit sad I did not get my tempeh bacon. The quinoa and black bean bowl was very tasty as well and I really enjoyed the tomato sauce on top of it!
Even though there were a couple of little things I would nitpick about my experience at this location, I’m still a fan because I gotta support the vegan cause! Overall I have been very happy with all my VG experiences. I love the flavorful, healthy and interesting dishes they have to offer. :D

Wonderful, as usual.
Love their service, the santa fe burger (my normal go-​to dish), and the shopping center it’s located in — The Grove’s Farmer’s Market! Always park in the Farmer’s Market — that way, you get validation for complimentary parking.
It’s a good place to go if you want glutton, the healthy kind. Although, to me, the taste does not differ from that of actual meat, and meat lovers of all kinds have been amazed that, «it’s not meat!»
Solid food, clean establishment, and great location — what more could you want? Stop by and try it out!

I used to love Veggie Grill. I would go giddy for their peach iced green tea. Sadly, that was missing from my recent trip. No mind, luckily they have other great flavors that can be combined for an equally refreshing beverage… that’s limited since their fountain drinks are ever flowing.
My last visit was a little bit of a downer.
First off, it’s ridiculously chilly in there. Freezing, to be exact, and while a welcome temp change from the heat outside at first, it gets extremely uncomfortable if you choose to dine inside. I had a sweater in the car that allowed me to rally but I assume most won’t have extra layers on hand, especially in the dead of summer. So, if you do plan to eat there, bring your finest parka and you’ll be fine.
The food options are still intriguing, particularly the fried cauliflower app! I fell for the seasonal harvest salad with grilled peaches. The dish that graced my table, however, was a feeble attempt to replicate the beauty of the pic that enticed me originally. The salad I was faced with was a C+ version of what I anticipated; like the kid who has a lot of potential but no ambition. The taste was fine, but I left with my head down in disappointment since I was hoping for a crisp, gorgeous leafy lunch.