That 2.3 Google rating tells you everything about this 16th Street Mall corporate cafeteria masquerading as a restaurant. Gusto sits in a sterile office building food court, serving the kind of grab-and-go fare that makes you miss actual cooking. The fluorescent-lit space feels like eating lunch in an airport terminal, complete with plastic seating and zero atmosphere. Menu leans heavily on pre-packaged salads, sad sandwiches, and reheated entrees that taste like they've been sitting under heat lamps since the Bush administration. Staff seems as thrilled to be there as you'll be eating there. Skip this unless you're truly desperate and trapped in the downtown office maze. Your taste buds deserve better, and Denver has literally thousands of spots that actually care about food. Save your money for anywhere else.