Tile Shop

San Diego, Estados Unidos

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www.seaporttileshop.com
Endereço:
849 W Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA, 92101
entre a Broadway & a G St
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340 mSeaport Village
720 mConvention Center
780 mAmerica Plaza
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6 avaliações para Tile Shop

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Classificação do local: 5
Redding, CA
I could not believe my eyes when I stopped in at this cute shop. So many tiles with tons of color options and patterns. Very reasonably priced too. The gentleman, who is the owner was so kind and pleasant. I have been looking all over the place for this type of color and patterns for my boho décor theme. Jackpot for sure!
Classificação do local: 4
San Diego, CA
We enjoyed our visit to this shop… When we get our place I plan on getting our house number done in a cool tile fashion! We picked up a fun magnet and tile to decorate our kitchen!
Classificação do local: 4
San Jose, CA
In Spain, in the villages and small towns, every house has its number perpetuated for posterity in those clay tiles finished with the shiny paint, exactly like the ones you can find at the Tile Shop in Seaport Village. Every time that I go there, I find something cool, either numbers, letters or just tile mementos. To me that is very essentially Spanish (Sevilla has a lot of those, everywhere, so this store touches my heart) although you can also find Talavera style from Mexico. This is the store to get your rustic charm if you are lucky to have a nice house colonial Spanish revival, or even if not, these tiles make great coasters for your glasses! I find this store very unique.
Classificação do local: 5
North Bend, WA
Obviously neither of the previous reviewers actually looked at what was being offered by this store. On the surface they are offering trivets and magnets for the tourists, but actually look at the beautiful tiles they have on their shelves. Spanish style designs and beautiful birds. The tiles they sell are actually showcased around the base of the fountain outside the shop. You should never leave a review if you have not actually delved into what a shop actually sells to real buyers and not just browsers.
Classificação do local: 3
San Jose, CA
This place has been around at least 20 years. That’s when my mom bought our house numbers in tile from here. She claims that she will be putting them up someday soon. I would say something snarky but she recently revealed that she sometimes reads my Unilocal reviews.
Anyway, this place is good for buying your house numbers in Spanish tile if you ever get around to putting them up. I mean it though — the house number tiles are nice. Other than that, unless you want some tile trivets or dingy tile magnets that’s about all The Tile Shop’s good for. And definitely stay away from the tiles sorted by first name that say things like «Pam’s Kitchen.»
Classificação do local: 3
San Diego, CA
Numbers, adages, and patterns on tiles: that’s the idea. Besides the cute Talavera mini tiles and the cheap hotplates, I didn’t see much else of great interest there.