Every Leesburg Daily list of places to eat inside the town limits: wings, pizza, Mexican, breakfast and coffee, burgers, Asian, desserts, bakeries and patios.

Last checked 2026-10-23. Refreshed every three months.

Leesburg eats in three places: the historic downtown around King and Market streets and the Market Station complex on Harrison Street, the Village at Leesburg off Route 7, and the shopping centers along East Market Street, Edwards Ferry Road and Fort Evans Road. Each list below names every place we could confirm in its category, in alphabetical order, with its address, posted hours, phone and its own link.

How we made these lists. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside the Leesburg town limits, the same records that feed our local directory, plus places found in the Visit Loudoun and Village at Leesburg directories, each checked against its own website on 2026-10-23. Addresses with a Leesburg mailing address but outside the town, such as Lansdowne Town Center, are left out. The lists are not rankings or recommendations, and nobody paid to be on them. If an entry is wrong, write to us.

The lists

Where to get wings. Six places with wings on their own menus: two at the Village at Leesburg, a sports bar and a pizza chain on Fort Evans Road, a pizza shop on Catoctin Circle and a wing bar at Compass Creek.

Where to get pizza. Thirteen pizza places, from wood-fired pizza in Market Station to the pizzerias on East Market Street and the chains on Edwards Ferry and Fort Evans roads.

Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants. Eight restaurants: two taquerias and a Tex-Mex grill downtown, two at the Village at Leesburg and three on the east side.

Breakfast and coffee. Twelve diners, biscuit and bagel shops, bakery cafes and coffee shops, most of them downtown.

Where to get burgers. Six places with burgers on their own menus, mostly on Edwards Ferry Road and East Market Street.

Sushi and Asian restaurants. Ten Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai and noodle restaurants, from China King downtown to the Village at Leesburg.

Ice cream and desserts. Six shops for ice cream, gelato, fudge, chocolate and custom cakes, four of them downtown.

Bakeries. Six bakeries: pies and a bakery deli downtown, stone-hearth bread on Catoctin Circle, and bagels, a bakery cafe and cakes on the east side.

Patios and outdoor dining. Ten restaurants whose own sites list a patio or outdoor seating, including a rooftop and a garden courtyard downtown.

There is no barbecue list yet: we could confirm only two barbecue restaurants inside the town limits, ResQ BBQ on East Market Street and Gogi 92 Korean BBQ at the Village at Leesburg.

More food guides

Brunch in Leesburg. Weekend brunch hours at six restaurants, most of them downtown.

Date night in Leesburg. Dinner, theater and evening ideas for two.

Restaurant inspections. How to look up a Loudoun County Health Department inspection report for any Leesburg restaurant, and whom to call about a problem.

Frequently asked questions

Where are the restaurants in Leesburg?

Leesburg’s restaurants cluster in three areas: the historic downtown around King and Market streets and the Market Station complex on Harrison Street, the Village at Leesburg off Route 7, and the shopping centers along East Market Street, Edwards Ferry Road and Fort Evans Road.

How are these Leesburg restaurant lists made?

Each list starts from OpenStreetMap records inside the town limits, adds places found in the Visit Loudoun and Village at Leesburg directories, and checks every place against its own website. The lists are alphabetical, not rankings, and nobody pays to be on them.

Where can I check a Leesburg restaurant’s health inspection?

The Loudoun County Health Department posts inspection reports online; our restaurant inspections page explains how to look one up.