Called multiple times to see if we could get int to see the art. He finally answered and said he’d be there pretty much all day the next day.. when we called no answer. May just be because of covid, but unfortunately we did not get to check it out

One of the must see places in Austin, and a chance to get a photo in front of the Austin postcard on the side of the building. We went there when they were closed and the owner was very nice and let us in to see some truly great vintage signs and memorabilia. The area has an eclectic group of stores around it, including a cool vintage automotive shop. Not hard to find and definitely worth the time.

It wouldve been a 5 star review, but on the day we went the location was closed. We dont know if it was lunch time or an off day, but we couldnt purchase any memorabilia from here. There were some really cool relics inside a other cool projects being worked inside.On the upside, we were able to take a few photographs of the Austin sized post card on the side of the building and that was cool!Overall, we were able to scratch off one of our bucket list items and locations.We will return on a day when the place is open for business and we will then make it a 5 Star review Im sure.

A great place to watch people getting their picture in front of the beautiful and iconic mural. It seems that the whole world stops here for a moment. You can offer to take their picture, and make a friend. Fun.

If youre at the Austin Mural, make sure you stop inside and check out Roadhouse Relics! Todd is an amazing artist and has a lot of really neat old art, new distressed neon art signs, Austin souvenirs, and a lot of other cool old trinkets to look at. Hes also great to work with!

Very cool retro and neon light art shop. Only open a few hours a day but I definitely recommend stopping in if the shop is open. They sell giant retro art pieces, between $2,000-$25,000, and retro themed apparel and accessories, between $10-$50. Make sure to not take photos of the art pieces they are selling as they really don’t like that. One of the most recognizable, if not most recognizable, Austin themed murals is on the outside of the shop - GREETINGS FROM AUSTIN.

We went by because we’ve seen pictures of this place and we wanted photos in the back with the Austin mural. The worker there was not very friendly and when we asked for a photo he only said “it’s closed right now”. Cool place. Not very welcoming.

The mural is on the outside of the building housing Roadside Relics, a place definitely worth checking out. If you are lucky, Todd Sanders will be there and talk to you about his work and many experiences in the local art and music scene.

An Austin icon and home to one of the great sign makers and artists in the city Todd Sanders. A feast for the eyes and a must stop when heading down South 1st street.

A must visit for great locals tshirts, hats and a chance to view Todd Sanders amazing neon creations in the works.

Roadhouse Relics is one of my favorite spots in Austin because its so darn funky, quirky and Austin weird. The owner is a neon artist and the inside of the building is filled with dynamic art pieces. The building is also home to the iconic Austin mural which was recently restored. The mural is a favorite place for photos for tourists and locals alike. The space also hosts First Thursdays music events that are open to the public and I plan to catch one as soon as possible.

Dont visit Austin without a stop at Todds shop.

Friendly little business!

Austin “PostCard” convenience.

They have a great mural. A must see for tourists and some city dwellers.

Great mural outside their shop. A great tourist stop.

Come for the mural, stay for the relics!

Visited this place to snap this !

Unique Austin

Went twice and it was close :(

Neon Signs and neon Art

Great people great art

There is a sign with the cities name.