Great New Places To Eat & Shop In Leadville-Twin Lakes, Colorado

Leadville-Twin Lakes, Colorado, is always evolving with new shops to serve the local community and you! Be sure to check out these new, and newly located, businesses on your next visit. And enjoy this new glitz and grub!

GORGEOUS HANDMADE AND LOCALLY SOURCED JEWELRY

Borek Gems & Jewelry
711 Harrison Ave., Suite 2C, Leadville

To add some extra sparkle in your life, head to Borek Gems & Jewelry. What sets their jewelry apart is their hands-on approach to every stage of the jewelry-making process.

Owner Jordan Borek is a geologist who learned gem cutting and goldsmithing and silversmithing along the way. Now, he and his brother sell beautiful pieces at their new Leadville store. They are committed to sourcing stones ethically and sustainably. Most stones come from Colorado and surrounding states, from Jordan’s own topaz mine and from local prospectors—so that you can wear a gorgeous piece that’s truly Colorado.

Photo: @TheFamousLeadville

NEW PUB WITH GREAT GRUB AND DRINKS

The Famous Leadville
313 Harrison Avenue, Leadville

From the owners of the ever-popular City on a Hill coffee shop comes a new pub, The Famous. Find pasta, wood-fired pizza, salads, and sandwiches at this casual sports bar with a family room vibe. Choose from a variety of thirst-quenching drinks: beer, wine, craft cocktails, and mocktails. You’ll enjoy the Leadville atmosphere in this 1800s building, once home to The Famous Shoe Company, located directly across from the Tabor Opera House. You can also catch fresh air and great views from the patio.

The Famous also offers catering and special events. Follow The Famous on Facebook and Instagram for the latest news.

Photo: @LeadvilleExchange

HIGH-END CONSIGNMENT IN A NEW SPACE

Leadville Exchange
Now at 616 Harrison Ave., Leadville

Find some cool new styles at Leadville Exchange, a quality consignment shop now in a new location. Whether you like Western, casual, or funky clothing, we’ve got you covered!

Visit for great clothes, shoes and boots, hats, purses, jewelry, and much more. Be sure to check out men’s styles too! You’ll be saving the planet by reusing clothing and reducing waste—all while keeping dollars circulating in our local economy!

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