154 DC fast chargers sit within 25 miles of downtown Denver, across every network, and 130 of them have somewhere to eat within a 10-minute walk, so the charging stop and the meal are the same stop.
Open Denver in the map →Typical power here is 250 kW, and 105 of the 154 charge at 150 kW or more. 119 of the stops with food are listed as open 24 hours. Most are on Electrify America (36), Tesla Supercharger (27), ChargePoint (24).
The 12 fastest of the 130 with somewhere to eat within a walk; with equal power, the most stalls, then the shortest walk.
How many of the 154 have each within a 10-minute walk:
130 of the 154 public DC fast chargers within 25 miles of downtown Denver have somewhere to eat within a 10-minute walk (800 m), based on US Department of Energy charger data matched against OpenStreetMap.
Walmart EV Charging in Broomfield, CO, at 400 kW with 16 stalls. Raising Cane's is a 3-minute walk away.
Starbucks (88), McDonald's (63), Subway (40), Wendy's (40) and Taco Bell (39): the number of fast chargers within 25 miles with each one within a 10-minute walk.
119 of the stops with somewhere to eat nearby are listed as open 24 hours, the fastest being Walmart EV Charging in Broomfield at 400 kW. The restaurants keep their own hours.
Within 25 miles: Electrify America (36 sites), Tesla Supercharger (27 sites) and ChargePoint (24 sites). Set your car in the map and it shows which stops your plug fits.
Denver to Albuquerque, Denver to Aspen, Denver to Colorado Springs, Denver to Kansas City, Denver to Moab, Denver to Omaha, Denver to Rapid City and Denver to Salt Lake City: each guide plans the meal stops for leaving at 8 am and lists every charger on the way.