Serves meat, vegan options available. Pizza company known for offering bagel style crust. In 2018 began offering vegan cheese. Note that most of the bagel crusts contain milk, but the plain crust is vegan. The marina sauce contains cheese, but the pesto do not. Option to build your own pie. Little shop with a few seats. Open Mon-Thu 11:00am-11:00pm, Fri-Sat 11:00am-12:00am, Sun 11:00am-11:00pm.
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1407 Abbot Kinney Blvd, Venice, California, USA, 90291
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- Wheelchair accessible
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Last update on 26 Jun 2022 by vtraveller
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Added by HappyCow on 16 May 2018
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3 Reviews
First Review by Chia
JimmyP3000
Points +298
Vegan, but only for whole pies - Edit
Went in here to try their famous pizza. I guess they think vegans are only good for feeding a whole pie to. They don’t want to risk not enough being sold apparently.
Read moreI call this faux vegan offerings since it’s simple not something they have faith in.
Pros: The idea of a slice of vegan pizza , Not much else, Not the counter person
Cons: Don’t offer slices of vegan pie, Looked at me like I was crazy for asking, Seemed over rated. Avoid.
JulienneSlice
Check out 💯vegan ‘Love Amaro Pizzeria’ at the venice boardwalk. Slices and whole pies fully V!
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KatC
Points +67
Yum - Edit
Lots of veggie options, and gluten free dough available. No vegan cheese.
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Chia
Points +3635
Finally vegan cheese is available - Edit
Abbot's has existed in Southern California for decades and is famous for bagel style pizza crusts. However, they've not been vegan-friendly due to the use of egg in the pizza crust and cheese in the marinara sauce.
Read moreThat's changed, kind of. Now they have vegan cheese (2018). So vegans could get the plain crust (not bagel style) and choose the pesto sauce: both are ok for vegans. -- that's what we got, and the result was pretty tasty.
The only downside is that because the vegan cheese gets a bit oily when melted, and because the pesto contains oil already, the combination makes the pizza oily. But use a napkin and dab off a bit of the oil, and you're good to go.
Overall, their pesto & plain dough is better than your standard pizza joints. I would return again.
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