The Nashville-style hot chicken craze might be a little played out in LA now, but Bangin’ Buns was on the movement early. Their North Hollywood spot also features popular fries loaded with spicy chicken.

Valley favorite Fab Hot Dogs is known for its Jersey-style ripper dogs, but don’t sleep on the various loaded fry options, including the namesake Fab fries that come with a housemade ranch, Sriracha hot sauce, and bacon.

Glendale’s Brick & Flour sure does make the average LA plate of carne asada fries look extra special, thanks in part to using beer-battered fries.

Spitz helped bring the traditional döner kebab to LA, but it’s no surprise the menu has expanded since then to include these decadent “street cart” fries, topped with döner meat of course.

It’s all about the pastrami and chili cheese combo at the iconic Hat in Alhambra, which has been a roadside staple since the early 1950s.

There’s something even more awesome about loaded curly fries like the ones at Top Round on La Brea, which come doused with gravy, provel cheese, and caramelized onions.

Using Langer's legendary pastrami, these crinkle cut fries are a bit of magic, and perfect for sharing (as is everything else at this timeless Jewish deli in LA). Best of all, there’s easy curbside pickup.

Indian food doesn’t get much better than the chicken tikka poutine fries at Downtown’s awesome Badmaash. It’s a fun riff on a classic Indian dish, done for the LA crowds.

West LA’s Jackfruit Cafe caters to vegans with sautéed jackfruit and animal-free cheese on top of skinny fries.

Poutine is the thing at this food truck, with options from classic to outlandish, including smoked pork and fried eggs on top. Check Instagram or their website for post-up details, or get the fries shipped by way of Goldbelly.

This former underground food star has gone legit with a counter-service spot in Gardena serving everything from bbq ranch chicken to lemon garlic shrimp over fries.

East LA staple Mariscos El Bigaton is more than just a spot for great summertime ceviches, it’s also home to some of LA’s most outlandish loaded shrimp fries. Best eaten with a crew, because this thing is gigantic.