Daltile Natural Stone Showroom & Slab Yard

Will update this review with more detail once we finalize our order. So far so good! They were extremely helpful and attentive. Good amount to select from without having too much where it’s difficult to focus. Samples provided — very helpful since the lighting there is much different
One gripe — their showroom hours. Not exactly work friendly (for me) since it’s 8 – 4.

I visited Daltile showroom during my home remodel. I found folks there to be very knowledgeable. They patiently helped me and my wife in making tiles selection.
Highly recommended if you don’t know much about tiles.
Only negative I can say is that they don’t sell tiles directly to the home owner. They want to deal with contractors only.

Lots of variety of Quartz and already in stock. Price are reasonable and service is excellent! They have lots of samples that can be taken home to make sure it looks good before buying it.

Service at Daltile is ten times worse than at Home Depot. All you find at their warehouse on Trimble is a bunch of half-​asleep employees collecting a paycheck. Daltile employees don’t want to be bothered. It’s very obvious the contractors are their favorites and the home-​project-​regular customers are not welcome. Very unfriendly.
No thanks.

I just ordered my tile from this place. The associate Melissa was very courteous and helpful! Loved my experience. Highly suggest!

My parents and I went to Dal-​tile to look at granite for kitchen countertops. The showroom has a pretty decent selection, ranging from the majority of granite to marble to some limestone and even travertine. The prices are reasonable, and the quality is some very good stuff.
Jackie pretty much covered most of it; We talked to Robert and he was very helpful and patient with us, helping us break off many samples from the slabs to take home and mull over. Also keep in mind that you will need to find a fabricator to actually cut and install the slabs for you. Sometimes fabricators offer a discount off the rocks through them if you decide to choose one (Robert has a list of them and their discounts, I believe).
I made multiple trips because some of them were just two pretty and I couldn’t make up my mind.
Good luck with your kitchen/​bathroom/​whatever remodel! :)

Great place to look at different granite and marble slabs! It’s amazing to see all the colors and the variations in the slabs. Each slab is clearly marked with the origin and the cost per square foot. You won’t see any of the prefabricated granite here!
There is a showroom in the back of the warehouse. It displays some examples of the countertops using the granite. In addition, there is a wall of tiles.
You can also get free samples of the granite and tiles! We got three samples from the slab. The colors vary from the slab and the tiles. Yay! Love free stuff.
Please note that you will need to hire a fabricator to install the granite. Daltile is only the supplier.
I would also bring a jacket as this warehouse is cold.
In addition, this place tends to close early, so I would recommend coming here early. I believe on the weekdays the hours are from 7:30am to 4pm.

Daltile is the way to go!
We’ve used Daltile tiles in three different houses and shopped their stores in three different cities. They offer good quality products at decent prices — not discount-​store-​cheap and not marked-​up-​high-​end.
Over the years we’ve seen them continuously add to their collections so you will find a vast array of products to choose from. Check out their website at
for the full view where they not only have their products displayed but they also have online tools to use for your projects.
If you’re in the market for slabs of granite or marble — visit their Martin Dr location. They have an impressive slabyard (yeah, a warehouse full of granite and marble slabs!!!) but only a small showroom of tiles. VERY HELPFUL and knowledgeable staff. They went out of their way to help us on several visits to their store.
If you’re in the market for tiles, trim, etc. then go to their Zanker Rd. location. They have the full collections of tiles displayed here (and not slabs).
I give this local group a 4 out of 5 for two reasons:
1. HOURS. Their hours are not very flexible. No Sat/​Sun at the Zanker location.
2. CUSTOMER SERVICE. We went to the Zanker Rd. location a couple of times. The clerk at the store spent most of the time on the phone and she made us feel like we were bothering her. The guys in the back room were great though.

If you want natural stone and slabs, don’t miss this place! Yes, I went to the popular places like Terico, Bedrosian and others inbetween including many Chinese shops and wholesalers on the East Bay. Prices at DalTile are mid-​range, higher than the Chinese shops and Terico but the quality and selection is clearly better, just one look at their display and you’ll see what I mean. You can also view most of their selection at
AND they have free software for you to preview your selection and mark you favorites. It’s great. DalTile beat the competition in terms of selection, convenience (display is clear, samples are alphabetized, take as you wish!) and the service was 5 star without the «showroom» prices. You’ll find hard to find colors and finisheds like honed versions of your favorites Crema Marfil Select. The staff there went of their way to go the extra mile even when they were busy. TIP: check out their clearance tiles and see if you can work with it. Cuz if you can, you could be getting the best deal out there for a very unqiue look. We got 50% off on a BEAUTIFUL and RARE granite tile that was $ 20/​ft!