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  Best Bites: Root Down DIA’s Scrambled Tofu While traveling through DIA, Root Down’s airport outpost is a godsend with wholesome food and a terrifically cool atmosphere. I’ve only dined for breakfast but that suits me just

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5 Restaurants to Watch in Denver Think there are only scruffy beards, plaid shirts, and great powder in the Mile High City? Chefs and sommeliers are out to prove you wrong. This winter, travelers can uncover a gold mine of dining destinations in Denver,

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  Need-to-know travel news EAT: The Mile High City’s popular Root Down restaurant has opened a second outpost at Denver International Airport. In Concourse C, nosh on lighter fare than you expect preflight, with many vegetarian, vegan,

  Denver International Airport Guide Best source for local food: Red Rocks Bar & Grill (barbecue, etc.; Jeppesen Terminal), Denver Chophouse & Brewery (Concourse A), Crú A Wine Bar (light meals, wine; B51), Root Down DIA (Concourse C). READ

Where to Eat at Denver International Airport Denver International Airport got the national spotlight this fall for offering some of the healthiest airport food in the country. In addition to fresh ingredients and locally sourced products, menus at

  Having One for the Sky …And last Labor Day weekend, Root Down, a Denver restaurant, started a branch at Denver International Airport. The new location has 22 Colorado beers on tap and cocktails like the Starry Night (aged rum, absinthe,

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DIA: 50 million passengers can’t be wrong about 13th-busiest airport No one likes a layover, but as we find ourselves in the holidays — the airport sees an average of 1 million passengers annually over the long Thanksgiving weekend, according