What you can eat at Love Amaro Pizza
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What you can eat here
Vegan as listed 38
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Sausage is a house plant-based analog per site philosophy.
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Cashew alfredo, mozzarella, parmesan all confirmed plant-based.
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Cashew alfredo and sausage confirmed plant-based per philosophy page.
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Almond-based house cheese, confirmed plant-based.
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House-made sauce, restaurant-wide plant-based claim.
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Cashew-based house sauce, confirmed plant-based.
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Cashew-based house sauce, confirmed plant-based.
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Mozzarella and parmesan are house plant-based products, restaurant-wide claim.
Read from the menu, not confirmedCheese
Cheese at Love Amaro Pizza is listed as vegan as served on the published menu.
- Menu section
- Veg-Forward & Fresh Pizzas
- Why
- Mozzarella and parmesan are house plant-based products, restaurant-wide claim.
- Evidence
- Read from the restaurant's published menu, not yet confirmed by a diner.
Where else to get Cheese in Los Angeles
- Fresh BrothersLos AngelesVegan if you ask
- Tomato PieLos AngelesVegan if you ask
- M P KitchenLos AngelesNot vegan
Matched by dish name, not by identical ingredients or preparation. Check each restaurant's dietary information.
Always confirm allergies and strict requirements with the kitchen.
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House-made sauce, restaurant-wide plant-based claim.
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Chick-en is house mock-meat; site states everything made is plant-based.
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Sausage/mozzarella house plant-based analogs, restaurant is all-plant-based by design.
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Pesto, cashew alfredo, mozz/parm all plant-based per site claim.
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Pepperoni/bacon are confirmed house plant-based mock-meats per site-wide plant-based claim.
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All-veggie toppings, mozz/parm are house plant-based analogs.
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Explicitly made with blue agave, not bee honey.
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Hot honey explicitly made with blue agave, not bee honey; bacon/pepperoni plant-based.
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Pepperoni and bacon are plant-based mock-meats per restaurant-wide claim.
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Garlic drip and parmesan are house plant-based products.
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Restaurant states everything is plant-based by design; mozz/parm are house analogs.
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Chick-en and bacon are house plant-based analogs per site claim.
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Mozzarella and parmesan are house plant-based products.
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Restaurant states everything made is plant-based by design, including dessert.
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Bacon and ranch are house plant-based products.
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Pepperoni confirmed plant-based mock-meat per site philosophy.
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Almond ricotta and mozzarella confirmed plant-based house-made.
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House-made sauce, restaurant-wide plant-based claim.
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House-made sauce, restaurant-wide plant-based claim.
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Mozzarella and ranch are house plant-based products.
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House-made sauce, restaurant is fully plant-based by design.
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Pepperoni confirmed plant-based mock-meat, restaurant fully plant-based.
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House-made sauce, restaurant-wide plant-based claim.
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Dried classic spaghetti typically egg-free; mozz/parm plant-based house products.
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Sausage, bacon, pepperoni all confirmed plant-based mock-meats.
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Bacon and burger sauce plant-based per restaurant's explicit all-plant-based philosophy.
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Mozzarella/parmesan are house plant-based analogs per site-wide claim.
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Bacon and mozzarella are house plant-based analogs.
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Bacon and ranch are house plant-based products per site claim.
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Almond ricotta and mozzarella confirmed plant-based house products.
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- Hours
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Opens at 1pm
Mon to Tue1pm to 8pmWed to Fri3pm to 8pmSat1pm to 10pmSun1pm to 9pm
Listed hours, not live confirmation. Local time: America/Los_Angeles. Hours may change; confirm with the restaurant.
- Phone
- +1-424-744-8537
- Website
- loveamaropizzeria.com
- Menu
- Published menu
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Vegan options Declared by the restaurant
A regular restaurant that serves dishes vegans can eat.
Love Amaro is a 100% plant-based pizzeria (per their own Food Philosophy page) that uses meat/cheese-style names for house-made vegan analogs, so nearly the whole menu is fair game — the Mac 'n' Cheese pizza is the signature order.
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