Fritzi Coop

The good:We got the spicy chicken sandwich with pickled and slaw. The shiny brioche bun was nice and the presentation was great. I liked the red plate and checkered paper for a retro feel. The slaw was crunchy and fresh tasting. The chicken wasn't too spicy nor too dry. I liked that the slaw wasn't too full of Mayo. The pickles were crunchy and sweet. The chicken was very red and oversized. The bad:It was pricey ($18). The chicken could've used more spice and a little more flavor. The interesting:This place is located in the LA farmer's market. There's plenty of seating in this area but it can get crowded. You get a buzzer to inform you when your food is ready. It didn't take too long for our food to be done.

Really good chicken sandwich. Very crunchy & moist. Tasty bun. Great presentation. I should have had the fries!

Service was fairly quick and the sandwich was a large size but definitely expensive! All the restaurants here at the farmers market is over priced. For Fritzi Coop I got the combo #1 which includes a crispy chicken sandwich with fries and drink for $27! Definitely overpriced but it tasted good. Additional sauce is $.60 extra. Food tasted great!

Ordered the buffalo chicken sandwich and it was super pricey but definitely one of the best chicken sandwiches I've had in LA. The service could've been better and the line moved super slow but would definitely return during a less busier time.

A friend works across the street from the Farmer's Market. Today we went to Fritzi Coop for lunch.He had popcorn chicken, coleslaw, and honey mustard sauce (he is on a diet).I had a hot fried chicken sandwich. Everything was very good.My friend was very impressed by how big the piece of chicken in my sandwich was, how good his popcorn chicken was, and how much more reasonable the prices at Fritzi Coop were compared to the other places he usually has lunch at in the Farmer's Market.

Its located at the farmers market at the grove. Came during lunch hours. Upon arriving, had to wait a about 5 mins to order the food since there were only 2 workers during peak hours. The staff were just okay, weren't as friendly but it was still doable. The ambiance is as is, an outdoor food court whi h was find. The surrounding of its area was busy and clean. The food and portion was good and the chicken was good. Nothing to really rave about other than a good portal of the chicken. It was a great try for the first time but i wouldn't come back again. The price was overly priced, spent $50 for 1 combo and 1 sandwich which was pretty ridiculous to me.

If you are a fan of Fried Chicken sandwiches you definitely should get yourself over to Fritzi Coop at the Farmers Market for one of the best sandwich in Los Angeles.A chicken breast dipped in buttermilk batter and fried to a crispy golden brown on the outside and juicy in the inside the breast is place on a brioche bun dressed with lettuce, sliced tomato, and bread and butter pickle chips . The bun is top off with Fritzi's signature sauce. I always have order the curly fries as accompaniment to my sandwich which are perfectly fired.At Fritzi Coop are cooked to order, so every food item is fresh, hot and crispy.

Fritz's Coop is an affordable option in the farmers market at The Grove! I ordered 4 chicken tenders to go and it costs about $10. This is actually not bad for LA and the chicken tenders were modestly sized. I was pleasantly surprised to see that they gave me an extra tender in my order. It seemed that they had an extra leftover piece and added into my order. The chicken wasn't the juiciest but it wasn't too dry. It went well with the honey mustard sauce. There weren't too many pure protein options in the farmer's market area so this was a good stop. There are a lot of spaces to sit nearby the shop in the food court area. I would come back again to try the chicken sandwiches.

I am not a fan of this place. The sandwiches are way overpriced for what you get. I ordered the spicy junior and wondered where the flavor was. I also wasn't impressed on how they handled my to-go order. When I went to pay they added 25 cents. The cashier said it was a bag fee and then the cook chimed in and said, "Yeah, we charge 10 cents. I said, 'it says here 25 cents.' He said, "Oh." Then he proceeded to blame it on California. That's the easy way out; don't blame California. It has nothing to do with that and everything to do with how to run a business. They already charge $16.99 for a chicken sandwich and you want to charge me 25 cents for a to-go order for a sandwich? Trying to nickel and dime every customer for a TO-GO order is so lame and very annoying.

In peak dinnertime hours, I sought Fritzi Coop's Popcorn Chicken because (in my opinion) it was the one thing on the menu worth the price listed. It took a bit for the food to be ready, but they gave me a buzzer and I could sit at a table while waiting. They do have an option of sauces, of which I can only recall the following: buffalo, honey mustard, ranch, and ketchup. The honey mustard was standard and far too little. For the amount of chicken that was given, just a TINY CUP. The chicken was alright! Pretty standard. Some pieces were more battered than preferred, but I could wash them down with the cup of water given upon request! Very cold. Very refreshing.