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Virginia Village is a residential neighborhood in southeast Denver. Our directory lists 35 places to eat here, from pizza shops and Mexican kitchens to bakeries, coffee shops, sushi spots and quick-service counters. To narrow the results, pick a feature filter such as Happy Hour or Vegan Options, or type a question like patio with happy hour in Virginia Village.
About Virginia Village
Virginia Village is a residential neighborhood in southeast Denver.
For this guide, we use the official neighborhood boundary from the City and County of Denver open data, so every place listed falls inside that line. If you are exploring more of southeast Denver, check our other Denver neighborhood pages for nearby areas.
Eating and drinking in Virginia Village
Dining in Virginia Village is everyday and varied. Pizza, Mexican food and bakery and dessert shops are the most common kinds of places in our listings, with cafes, fast food, sushi and Japanese spots, and breakfast and brunch places filling out the mix.
- Pizza and Mexican: These are among the most common cuisines. Listed places include Viale Pizza & Kitchen, known for New York-inspired pizza, pesto and mozzarella arancini, and traditional Bolognese.
- Coffee and sweets: Listed places include The Sojourners Coffee & Tea, known for small-batch fresh-roasted coffee and blends like Campfire Blend and Star Mountain Blend, and Yomie's Rice x Yogurt-Denver, known for fresh-made yogurt, freshly cooked purple rice and fresh-cut fruit.
- Asian and fusion: Zero Degrees is listed for its Mangonada slush, Thai milk tea and crispy chicken wings, alongside sushi and Japanese spots.
- Quick bites and lounges: Rubio's Coastal Grill is listed for fish tacos, build-your-own taco bars and burrito boxes. Layla's Hookah Lounge is listed for nearly 60 shisha flavors, Turkish coffee and hot teas.
- Chains and independents: A noticeable share of locations are chains, so independent shops and national names sit side by side.
Online ordering, catering and takeout are the most common features, and delivery is also widely available. Some places offer gluten-free, vegan or vegetarian options, and a few have a full bar, happy hour or private dining for events.
Tips for eating in Virginia Village
- Many places here offer online ordering, takeout or delivery, so you can often order ahead rather than wait.
- Catering is common among listings, which can help if you are feeding a group or planning an office or family event.
- If you have dietary needs, use the Gluten-Free, Vegan or Vegetarian Options filters to narrow the results.
- For a drink with dinner, filter for Full Bar or Happy Hour, since only a few places offer them.
Virginia Village restaurants: FAQs
What kinds of restaurants are in Virginia Village?
Pizza, Mexican, and bakery and dessert shops are the most common, followed by cafes and coffee, fast food, sushi and Japanese, and breakfast and brunch. Chains and independent places are both represented.
Is there takeout or delivery in Virginia Village?
Yes. Online ordering, catering and takeout are the most common features in our listings, and delivery is also widely available. Use the feature filters to see which places offer what you need.
Are there vegan or gluten-free options in Virginia Village?
Some listed places offer gluten-free, vegan or vegetarian options. Use those feature filters to narrow the results.
What is the best restaurant in Virginia Village?
We do not rank restaurants. To find a good fit, filter by cuisine or feature, such as Happy Hour or Full Bar, or type a question like pizza with takeout in Virginia Village.