The Silver Dollar Saloon is a living piece of Leadville's history, serving drinks, food, and history since April 13th, 1879. A gathering place for locals, outlaws, and legends, it has hosted figures like Doc Holliday, Molly Brown, and Oscar Wilde. The saloon features original features including the iconic windbreak and an original bar crafted from mahogany and white oak, imported from St.

Louis in the 1800s by covered wagon and train, with booths made from the original train seats. The Silver Dollar Saloon has been family-owned since 1943, serving quality food and drinks with a passion for tradition. The bar offers a carefully selected range of all-American wines, Colorado beers, and specialty whiskey, reflecting a commitment to staying local and supporting the community. The saloon offers a fun and lively atmosphere with great drinks and an incredible historic setting, full of character and a step back in time.