Seaweed and Gravel

Really cool place, they had a lot of interesting items and clothes. However I wasn’t able to find any men’s clothes in size small. Most were medium to xl. They had some pomade and earthy colognes that were really nice, overall a really neat store.

I love this place. I use it as my destination. They have everything guys buy. They have everything women buy bring your entire family dogs etc

This place is great. I was surprised to find them selling Biltwell helmets at cost. Lots of vintage clothing, and classic motorcycle gear. This place fits in very well with the Leucadia vibe. The employees may seem uninterested at first, but if you are interested in classic bikes, surfing, etc. they are very helpful.
It might not seem cool to people, when employees are not forced to plaster a fake smile on their face and kiss a$$ all day, but I think these guys are so much easier to deal with. They are totally reasonable when you want to make a purchase, they happily special ordered some gear for me, and they leave you alone when you are just browsing.
Prices are fair-​trade on the gear and the bikes. Clothing is much more expensive than the thrift shop, but they have already pulled the cool stuff for you.
Check out the bonsai classes out back!
Buy yourself a classic motorcycle!
Rad place for some old school cool!

Definitely worth the drive from LA. Could have spent an entire day looking through the selection. Can’t wait to come back soon!
Thanks Dave for having such great taste.

This place is rad, always find the coolest stuff. Great selection on shirts and vintage wear. Always a good place to bring my dad too as well he loves all of the motorcycles and vintage men’s clothing. Oh and Indian mural! Great addition to leucadia

Rad little store in charming Leucadia. You can’t miss it while driving by– its the store front with the huge Indian mural on the side of the building. (Photo op!!)
They’ve got some cool graphic tees — most of it is unisex, which I love.
After you do some retail shopping get yourself a taco at Haggo’s just down the street.

I’m not sure why there are so many low reviews of this place, it’s great.
Awesome atmosphere, great workers with loads of cool stories, and sweet merchandise too. This place should be a most see for anyone passing through the area that is interested in surfing or motorcycles.
I’ll be back for sure!

Love this place… my go to for gifts for my family & friends. Great shirts, vintage wear, boots, jewelry, art & leather jackets. Dave & his crew are always friendly & helpful & I don’t feel like I’m being stalked by mall sales people. So Leucadia… so creative. Don’t miss it!

Great vibe. Nice shop to browse in. Nothing you probably need, but a bunch of things you probably want. Good selection of mens wear and some beach lifestyle things.

Great one of a kind store, laid back atmosphere and friendly service. Love everything about seaweed and gravel.
This is my go to shop for every occasion when my wife needs a gift. Great selection of unique jewelry, home décor, art and other one of a kind finds that always impress my old lady and scores me some points.
Also my go to shop when I need to get myself a little something as well. T-​shirts, jeans, boots and moto gear. Very accommodating and helpful staff. They ordered me a helmet when my oversized melon didn’t fit any in stock and I had it within days.
Incredible bike builders, always a cool selection of boards on hand, art shows, bonsai tree classes, bbq’s and moto rides are happening every month and there is always a welcoming vibe. Everyone at seaweed is super nice, definitely recommend stopping in there if you haven’t yet.

I’ve wanted to go to this shop for a while and finally broke down and went in last month for my boyfriends birthday. I just wanted some cool t shirts that I wouldn’t be able to find anywhere else which is totally what I found. Even though the guy was 25 minutes late to open up shop, I had a good experience. I also bought a jacket that I thought might be iffy and I might need to return it. So, I asked if I could return items if they didn’t work out, to which the worker replied «YES, bring it back.» So, knowing that I bought a few shirts and the jacket.
Fast forward a couple weeks, I finally have time to return the jacket I purchased and had a few spare minutes in between school and work. I was told then (by the same guy that helped me the first time) that they actually only exchange things and he pointed to a teeny tiny sign next to where he rang me up. What the heck man? I specifically asked if I could return items and he totally lied to my face. Now I’m stuck with a $ 50 gift card to the place when all I want is my money back. I was so stoked on this place and now I never want to go in there again.

I have a good buddy that loves old school café style racers. I’ve checked out and ridden a couple that he had refurbished by the guys at Seaweed and Gravel. Both bikes turned out (or should I say turned over) bitch’n !

agree with Jack, worker was rude. I would add spent a lot of time flirting with hot customers, I waited until Je was done. won’t even look up to answer my questions. My wife got pissed and pulled me out.

Really cool vibe, the unfriendly staff made us opt out of any purchases. A welcome or just a hello would have made all the difference. Too bad.

The workers are rude. The merchandise is overpriced. I felt like I was in the Valley and the people in the store wished they lived in Venice.
If they’re still around in a year I’ll stop back in. It has such potential, but I think they’re way to worried about being what they think is cool.

Unique and different hipster gifts with a mix of vintage and thrift-​store finds (like the perfectly broken in leather motorcycle jacket) and screen printed t-​shirts. They have a bunch of reconditioned surfboards, restored motorcycles, and vintage knick-​knacks you’d find in the garage of an older SoCal skater.
If you’ve got a hipster friend, you’ll find something perfect for him here for a gift.

update ok things starting to bloom and the video is great insight if people were more welcoming and friendly I would be down with that… prob have to weed out the haters local only thing not everyone was born here, but i do see elements of style coming thru can shampoo and blowing of beards is good, good job… old post… The store is ok to check out and see i guess, not really sure I get that whole trendy hippie thing, but I hate everyone else thing.
The bonzai trees are out back that is cool, the fashion is cool and pictures of the web neato, and some surfboards tucked behind some bikes that look like someone hit a spray can over them can really say if they run or not, the photos are very artsy and capture that wave and ride vibe but that is where is just goes flat, people say hi but they dont talk to you much… unless you look like they do I guess, like this locals only go back to the valley vibe,
Im guessing is kinda like an over priced goodwill/​american appearal like/​easy rider rebel thing that doesnt want business?.
If it had the pictures from the websites blown up it would be art store. There is a small coffee machine that looks like no one would drink from it for a long time would make it a coffee shop? There is bike remodeling shop but I didnt see it.
I been there couple times and pretty much all I have and welcome interpretations which is prob something I dont want to do?. If it wanted to be like duce ex machina I guess would be more like that but not.
It prob be pretty cool if I understood what the whole thing was about I read the words of the webpage but just doesn’t get it. Who knows maybe that is what its all about, but that doesnt make it a bad experience just curosity what it is not enough to grow my hair out tho beach rockers… bewilderedment 2013. never ment as a slam just trying to fig it out…

Such a cool store! Their aesthetic is really unique, a blend of vintage clothing with vintage motorbikes and surfboards. It’s hard to put into words, which is why I follow them on Instagram — because the pictures tell it all.
This is exactly the kind of funky local vibe we need to nourish and cultivate here in Leucadia. I love it!

This place is so cool and the guy (not sure if he’s the owner) is insanely nice. My dad has a Harley, so we chatted about our favorite places to ride.
We were waiting for the Post Office to open and decided to finally check this place out. Super cool artwork, really cool, quality items for sale. I loved all the vintage motorcycles and gear, I seriously wanted to buy everything. If you’re in the area and looking for a unique gift, check this place out.
They’ve also got a really chill little bonsai garden patio in the back.

This store is new to Encinitas, and run by a fan of vintage motorcycles and the beach. The vibe is beachy and almost 70s. I walked in here while I was waiting for my lunch from Haggo’s. I noticed the extreme smell of gasoline permeating throughout the store, given that there are a few old motorcycles perched randomly in the store. They are for sale. The store carries used clothing (but some are upcycled to include the store’s logo and name), new clothing (mens & womens), stationary, dream catchers, vinyl records, vintage furniture, and more. Follow their Instagram to see more about the vibe of the store.