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Vurger Guyz

4.4 (249 reviews)
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Classic Vurger Sweet Potato Fries
Nikki K.

Food Really good , I had one the best burger and sweet potato fries ever from a good truck Service Great , no complaints , it would be impossible to complain because they are so nice Ambiance It was a food truck - looked good from my view !

Quintin E.

Not sure how I didn't write this sooner as I've enjoyed Vurger Guys many times both on Grand Ave outside of Whole Foods and at plant-based events. This Vegan Burger biz on wheels is permanently perched in Downtown Los Angeles aka DTLA as well as as the Mid-City/Mid-Wilshire/Miracle Mile area... Yes they have two trucks! Plus pop up frequently in North Hollywood on Sundays. A black-owned vegan treasure of LA with amazing crew and a great owner (Na'eem). They run things smooth, chill and with kindness as well as care. Usually a select small number of tables outside the and close by their trucks, but not directly in front of ordering/pick-up area... Available on Uber Eats, GrubHub, Doordash, and Postmates for delivery. If you're hungry or ordering for a few, check out the Vurger Deals! Rarely a line as the flow is constant. I enjoy the Sunrise and Classic Vurgers the most (make it a double to truly level up your meal), but the tacos are quite impressive as well (beyond meat/street style or jackfruit carnitas). Can't go wrong with throwing Guyz fries or tots into you order also. V G has crazy great sauces as well including a Vurger (secret) sauce. Check in at Vurger Guyz and get an amazing treat that's pretty perfect on a Taco Tuesday. Enjoy deep fried oreos for dessert, add a bottled beverage to wash all the yum down and savory your Very Vurgery experience.

Cheesesteak vurger and sweet potato
Rosemarie L.

I've had vegan burgers before but it didn't hit the same as a regular burger... until I had a vurger from Vurger Guyz!! Better than any meat burger I've had from In n Out & The Hat! I ordered the cheesesteak vurger thru Doordash and wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a vegan patty to a meat patty when eating this. It's such a good alternative if you want to switch up from eating meat. I also ordered the fried oreos for the first time and my goodness!!! Its so amazing! Who knew so much happiness could come from fried oreos!?! I'll definitely be back in person and bring my meat lover bf to try this spot out!

5/11/22 My first Vegan burger from Vurger Guys
Jennifer W.

5/11/2022 Full disclosure, from a non Vegan perspective....I was pleasantly surprised that I liked the classic Vurger. First off, there's that "char" taste that you get on the first bite and it reminds me that it was grilled. It was refreshing because the veggies accompanying the vegan patty were crunchy & fresh (lettuce. sliced tomatoes & pickles). Of course since it was indeed vegan, there isn't that umami taste you'd normally get from a real meat patty. Otherwise it was pretty good & satisfying. It was ordered through Ubereats & it arrived timely, pretty warm & the presentation was acceptable. It was a good vurger, it's not spectacular but it fit the purpose for consumption. Maybe if I order from them again, I'd try the sweet potato fries with it.

Classic Vurger
Sunny S.

Vurger Guys is a vegan food truck that is located on grand ave right outside of Whole Foods in downtown LA. My wife and I always pass the truck when we go to Whole Foods we have been seeing it for a while. Today we finally decided to give it a shot. We ordered online via Grubhub. The food was ready in about 20 minutes after the order was placed. We walked over and picked it up from the pickup window. * The classic Vurger was pretty good. Its a plant based burger with lettuce, pickles, grilled onions, tomatoes, vegan cheese and their special Vurger sauce. The burger had a nice char to it like a meat burger. It's not the best veggie burger I have had but it was still solid. If you want a vegan burger then this will definitely do (4/5) * Street Taco I would pass on this. You get the option to pick either a corn or flour tortilla. I chose a flour tortilla with plant based meat, guacamole, salsa and Vurger sauce. I thought the "plant based meat" was over cooked and the taco lacked flavor. It was a very average taco and something I think you can skip (3/5) If you don't want a meat burger then I recommend Vurger guys to get your vegan burger fix.

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Salma O.

SO GOOD! I'm not vegetarian but we got an event at my school & V Guys truck was there. This is quite literally the YUMMIEST DELICIOUS BEST Veg burger I've ever had & let me tell u I ate mine cold and it's still giving yum. Must try even if ur not vegetarian. THANKK YOU!

The truck on 3rd and Bixel.
Mark M.

Likely the best Vurger in the city let alone "B"urger! The Vurger sauce should be called crack sauce cuz that's what it is...addicting! The burger is jam packed with flavor that gets better and better after every bite. And don't get me started on the sweet potato fries! Crunchy golden brown goodness. But most importantly, and this is incredibly hard to find, is the service. WOW! The truck manager (cuz that's what he should be ) walked my daughter and I through the entire menu with a smile. It is our first time and we felt at home! Even the customers in line were nice and helpful! They are parked almost everyday on 3rd and Bixel and I gota respect the hustle. Parking is plentiful and the area has a seating against the wall too! I'm a new customer...and will be a loyal customer. Don't sleep on this LA. Vurger is the new Burger!

This is it!
Donna B.

My sister came in from New York and wanted to visit Vurger Guys. I've passed it several times downtown and have been meaning to stop by. I follow them on Instagram and it lists their locations daily. We arrived before they opened and we were greeted by Cory, one of the owners. He took our order and since this was our first visit he walked us through the menu. I wanted to go home and eat but my sister couldn't wait. She sat down at one of the tables outside the truck and was doing the "happy dance" while savoring this burger. If you were Downtown LA and walked by, I am sure you witnessed her obvious enjoyment of her burger and fries. The meal comes with a drink. Choice of bottled cream soda, sparkling lemonade or water. I sat down and decided to get started on my burger. We both ordered the signature burger, I ordered sweet potato fries and she order regular fries. Let me tell you, the fries stood on their own. Half way through I decided to dip them in the Sunrise Sauce ( their house sauce). That sauce hit my soul! OMG it was SOOOO GOOD! If you check in you get a free taco. I decided to save the taco for later. I really wish that I tasted the taco while there because I would have order a few more to go. I got the taco with jackfruit and it does have the sunrise sauce on it. My suggestion is to order the burger with and extra patty for the additional $3. You will thank me later. I think outside of not eating the taco at the truck, my other regret is not ordering my burger with the additional patty. Parking- this is downtown so metered parking is available. You are able to order online and pick up. I suggest doing so especially during the lunch rush. You can pay through Cash App or Venmo.

Vurger and fries
Myan T.

Vurger Guyz is my favorite vegan burger. HANDS DOWN. NO CAP. My usual order is the Classic Vurger with a second patty (ALWAYS get a second patty). The buns are classic hamburger buns with sesame seeds on top. The patties - OMG - are the best. They have this incredible charred taste that is reminiscent of the char that's on Carl's Jr. burgers but they could neverrrrr. The vegan cheese is always melty and delicious. Lettuce is crisp and shredded. Special house sauce is FIRE. I want to compare it to In and Out's sauce but I don't like In and Out's sauce so we won't do that. My fiancé gets the Sunrise (with a second patty ofc) which is like the Classic but it has fried onions and fried jalapeños in it! We always get fries and their fries are soooo good. They make them fresh and I would compare them to Five Guys! Crisp, perfect size, and piping hot when you get them. Their food truck is located on 3rd and Bixel. Once you hit the corner you'll see them parked on Bixel! Order online and set the text reminder and you'll get a text when your order is ready. Ours was ready in 15 min. I'm not sure why it took me this long to review Vurger Guyz because I definitely have ordered a few times but glad I finally got to gush about how much I love their food! Come by and support black small business and delicious AF vegan food!

Classic with regular fries
Tanya C.

They make regular burgers look bad. This is my second time and must say I'm glad I stop by. Have only tried the classic and highly recommend it. I'm glad these guys are back. The service is superb

The Smokey Sunset Vurger and fries
Deweyne L.

This spot has been on my radar for a while. The Smokey Sunset Vurger was delicious, but the fries were just okay. Limp. I'll try them again at some point.

Classic Vurger
Rob C.

You definitely can't go wrong with any of their selections here. I see this truck all the time in downtown and once I finally had i can see why the line is long here. They specialize in one thing and do it to perfection. Check them out when you can. It's totally worth it.

Philly Cheesesteak Vurger
Angela W.

You know the food is good when your mouth start to water before you even take the burger out the wrapping paper!! Vurger Guyz never miss!! I damn near had every item on the menu from the burgers to the chicken sandwich! Extra pickle me PLEASE and them fresh tots Every time its hard to decide what to order. Chopped Cheese i'm coming for you baby!!

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Are there gluten free options?

I believe the tacos (corn tortillas and) fries are all gluten free

I don't know where you guy located.. followed the map and nothing there... sigh?

They post on their Instagram. Fyi they have changed chefs. So the food isn't as good anymore. Such a bummer.

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