Roadside Relics

Love this lil’ store! I always find interesting items here:-) sometimes I find useful ones too! I enjoy chatting with the owner, she is so down to earth and very sweet. I don’t know what other people are complaining about! The store IS small– but they are all sooooo creative in displaying! That’s the fun in looking. I’ve been telling people about this gem of a store… go see for yourself!

Found an awesome dresser at a great price! Pictures to come. Store is small, not many furniture items. it was cute but cluttered. I really think if they organized a bit, the place would be really spectacular.

Great place to find a gift. Nice vintage pieces mixed with new and upcycled pieces. The prices are great and there is always something new. Worth a peak if you are in Livermore. I wish we had a place like this in Pleasanton.

Im a photographer and have found quite a few very cute little props here. They have some cool vintage things. I walked in a few months ago and found a vintage scale at a decent price! I had been looking for one that wasnt going to break my pockets for about a year! Each time I come in I find something new and cool to hold my attention! Cant wait to find another treasure in this cove

There is a hidden treasure on 2^nd St in downtown Livermore.
Roadside Relics store front has been open for 2 months, located on Second Street near the Post Office.
Not only to sell their own treasures; but also to support local men and woman who create as well.
You can find many treasures at the shop; Soaps, Candles, Jewelry, Furniture, Hair Bows, Tutus, Scarves
They sell Antiques, Vintage items, Shabby Chic furniture, Nostalgic Candy and so much more.
The day I went in, a new vendor was setting up her display.
Apparently they lease space to local artist.
The young lady had taken glass pieces and drew unusual and interesting characters on them.
I like to see a place offer unknown talent a place to display their wares.
I bought the piece with the bulldog on it.
(Go figure: P)
I’m not much for the antiques, but the new art, along with nostalgic candy
makes it worth a trip into Roadside…