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Mar Lee is a residential neighborhood in southwest Denver, and its dining runs toward neighborhood Mexican kitchens, bakeries and a few Asian restaurants and tea shops. We list 27 places here, including Mexican restaurants, bakeries and dessert shops, Vietnamese and Chinese spots, and cafes. Use the feature filters to narrow the list, or type a question like kid-friendly breakfast in Mar Lee.
About Mar Lee
Mar Lee is a residential neighborhood in southwest Denver. Its name appears on the City and County of Denver's list of official neighborhoods, which is the boundary we use on this page. The area is mostly residential.
If you are planning a visit, treat Mar Lee as a place to eat the way locals do: at neighborhood spots rather than destination dining rooms. Our listings include a mix of Mexican kitchens, bakeries, cafes and tea shops.
Eating and drinking in Mar Lee
Eating in Mar Lee mostly means Mexican food, with bakeries, Vietnamese and Chinese restaurants, and a couple of cafes rounding out the list. Most places are independent, and chains make up a smaller share of the listings.
- Mexican kitchens: This is the largest group of listings, including places that serve tacos and burritos. Listed places include Torres Mexican Food, known for green chile, chicken mole and cheese-stuffed shrimp wrapped in bacon, and El Zarape South, known for smothered burritos, caldo de camaron, birria and pozole.
- Bakeries and desserts: Bakeries and dessert shops are well represented, so sweets and pastries are easy to find.
- Vietnamese and Chinese: Listed places include King Wok, known for General Tso's chicken, crabmeat cheese wontons and jalapeno chicken.
- Cafes and tea: Listed places include Bambū, known for Vietnamese chè dessert drinks, fresh coconut and avocado drinks and cà phê sữa đá, and WeeTea - Denver, known for boba milk tea and fruit tea with tapioca pearls.
- Korean: Koba All You Can Eat Korean Bbq is listed, known for all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ, make-your-own ramen and soft tofu soup.
Tips for eating in Mar Lee
- Many listings offer online ordering, so you can often order ahead for takeout or delivery.
- Breakfast is served at some places, so Mar Lee works for a morning meal as well as lunch and dinner.
- Kid-friendly and dine-in options are common, and several places also offer catering for group orders.
- If you need gluten-free or vegetarian options, use the feature filters to find the places that list them.
Mar Lee restaurants: FAQs
What kinds of restaurants are in Mar Lee?
Mexican restaurants are the most common, followed by bakeries and dessert shops. You will also find Vietnamese, Chinese and Korean restaurants, taco spots, cafes and boba tea shops, plus a pizza place.
Are there kid-friendly places to eat in Mar Lee?
Yes, several listings are marked kid-friendly. Use the Kid-Friendly feature filter on this page to see them.
Can I get breakfast in Mar Lee?
Some listed places serve breakfast, and the neighborhood also has bakeries and cafes. Filter by Breakfast Served to narrow the list.
What is the best restaurant in Mar Lee?
We don't rank restaurants. To find a good fit, filter by cuisine or features like takeout, delivery or gluten-free options, or type a question such as vegetarian options in Mar Lee.