Burgers are really just the tip of the iceberg at Leo’s, the Valley vegan superstore that not only offers a massive menu of items, it carefully lists out ingredients and possible allergens for each.

Burbank’s busy Blazin’ Burgers is not only home to a variety of simple takeout burger and fry combos, it also offers a drive-thru for those really on the go.

It’s all about choice at Tony’s Darts Away, the longtime vegan beer spot in the San Fernando Valley run by owner Tony Yanow. The double-Impossible-pattie’d bullseye burger is a particular beast to conquer.

蜜蜂希望迅速崛起的行列meatless burger stardom. The company began with a small takeout window in Los Feliz en route to a current Silver Lake setup, and is looking to go big on La Brea (and expansion beyond) very soon.

Doomie’s is the home of vegan comfort cooking in Los Angeles. The Hollywood strip mall joint has been going for years, turning out a meatless take on a Big Mac that is not to be missed.

Melrose’s staple Astro Burger drive-thru has been doing meatless burgers since well before it was cool, using the first-generation Gardenburger patties as a base for simple SoCal deliciousness.

Crossroads is in some ways the LA institution that started the vegan burger craze — or at least the modern version. The restaurant was the first to introduce Impossible Foods to LA, and still turns out plenty of lunchtime burgers.

At first blush Vowburger feels like any meaty burger stand around LA, thanks to its simplistic design and fast casual appeal. But that’s before Fairfax crowds get ahold of the meatless menu, with its fried faux chicken sandwiches and cheese California-style meatless burgers.

If there’s only one name to know in the vegan burger game around LA, it’s got to be Monty’s. The swiftly-growing micro-chain has a few locations across the city, and has been turning out entirely vegan meals for years.

San Diego’s Plant Power Fast Food is quickly making a name for itself across Orange County and the Inland Empire. The colorful restaurant has Instagram appeal, and isn’t afraid to offer unique takes on ‘bacon’ and other foods in addition to straightforward cheeseburgers.

Cafe Gratitude chooses not to mess too much with the futuristic stuff, opting instead to keep things simple with a timeless black bean burger patty.

For overclocked burgers loaded with vegan mac and cheese, or vegan breakfast burgers, Long Beach heads to VBurger, where the whole menu is customizable.