RTD now has lower fares, so we’re digging into the dining highlights along popular bus routes, like this one that rides by Breakfast Queen, Black Shirt Brewing and more.

Mile High eateries are dishing up their own spins on the classic combination of fries, cheese curds and gravy.

For those working near the 16th Street Mall, there are a trio of ramen options that are ideal lunch break destinations.

Sesame Sandwiches serves Asian-centric grab-and-go items like egg rolls, mapo tofu pies and made-to-order banh mi.

After launching the business as a food truck last year, the chef is preparing to introduce his first solo brick and mortar eatery.

B Corp Certification is expensive and time-consuming, but Chook Chicken has worked hard to earn the designation.

The food scene in the Mile High is hot, but sandwich options for downtown workers are lacking.

This date-night itinerary will make you look like a food-scene insider – with the bonus of some freebies. Plus, it’s budget-friendly.

Rush Bowls, which was founded in Boulder nineteen years ago, plans to debut a new location in RiNo next month with more to come.

RTD is free through the end of August, so take bus route 6 to eat and drink at stops like the classic piano bar Charlie Brown’s and the Parkside Eatery food hall in Aurora.

RTD is free through the end of August, so hop on the 16 to enjoy pancakes at Hits the Spot, sopaipillas at Max’s and more.

Options include breakfast staples, pasta and comfort food classics like a fried chicken sandwich.

This downtown spot that serves dim sum, skewered meats and more for lunch, also has a weekday happy hour that starts at noon.

Denver bus and light rail rides are free through the end of August, so take a ride on the 15 to check out spots like El Tamarindo, Good Bread and Ranch House Cafe.

While RTD is free in July in August, ride this route for easy access to places like the Hornet and Mutiny Information Cafe in Baker, Fellow Traveler in Englewood and more.

RTD is free through the end of August and on this bus route, you can hit up options like Mustard’s Last Stand, Bop & Gogi, Bahama Buck’s and more.

This fast-casual pizza joint offers one of the cheapest lunch options in LoDo.

RTD is free through the end of August, so hop on this route for access to options like La Fonda, Javier’s Diner and Paleteria Chihuahua.

During July and August, RTD is free, and many of the bus routes, like the 28, traverse some of the city’s best areas for eating and drinking.

It will be the fourth location of the concept that was founded in Sacramento, where Johnson grew up and served as mayor.

Devin Rachles took over for founding chef and co-owner Anthony Lopiccolo in May, and now he’s bringing back the eight-person chef’s table.

Co-owner Samuel Valdez says the concept was inspired in part by his grandfather’s experience selling tacos and burgers from his stand in Mexico.