Pottery Cafe

the staff were extremely nice. there was lots of option to choose from to paint and lots of refreshing drinks as well. would highly recommend the ginger cooler.

Came to the cafe for my birthday treat with my friends . We have a lovely time . The staff were very helpful to give advice and the quality of the equipment was fantastic . Will come back . Just draw back was to be reminded of how we had left for our session. But they were busy and s it was weekend. Just picked up our designed , very happy with it , cafe was quiet so may be weekend day are better if you went quiet time

I went to Pottery Cafe for my birthday party and had a wonderful time! It's great for beginners as you are given a demo on how to use the paints and stamps. The staff were very kind to us. There was a lovely atmosphere and it was a very relaxing activity. Definitely coming again!

I have been to the Pottery multiple times with and without my kids. I have always had a great experience. The materials provided are high quality, the staff is very nice and the customer service is impeccable! Such a lovely place for the local community!

Great place! We spent unforgettable hours there. Nice and friendly staff, tasty coffee and wonderful atmosphere 💛💙

Having visited The Pottery Cafe with my (now grown-up) children in the past, and having attended multiple kids' birthday parties, I find it disheartening to see the direction the business seems to be going in. They seem to prefer their older, adult customers, rather than the family brand I had come to associate with their shop. I was surprised to see the amount of alcohol on display for a café. Their toy selection is lacking yet unorganised, appearing as an afterthought shoved in baskets. Their social media is erased of any mention of family or children, instead choosing to highlight the numerous “Instagrammers” making videos. On a positive note, I will say the staff were polite, and it is nice to see Emma Bridgewater products in stock again. The Pottery Cafe is within walking distance of many primary schools and it is a shame that it is no longer the family-friendly environment my children grew up loving. It is not what it used to be.

Went there on valentines Day.....it was perfect 🤌🏻✨️ 10/10 recommend....a fun activity to do if you are into creative stuff💁🏻‍♀️

A fun and relaxing experience! They explain everything really well and there’s a good selection of paint colours and pottery. Some of the pottery items can be a bit expensive though and I wish there was an option to get a slightly extended session (e.g. a 2hr 45min one and pay a bit more)

This is one of those few establishments that has managed to combine an effective business with education, fun and passion. Simply, it's a place where kids can come and paint pottery. I know they do all that at school but I remember loving it and maybe when your mum/dad is there too you get a bit more attention and praise for your art. But kid's if you're reading this, just don't piss your mum off by drawing her fatter than the sun. Her head can be the size of the sun, that's fine but not her arse. They're not lying about the café bit either. They've got a really good coffee machine and lots of drinks and sandwiches and the like so that you can pass the time pleasantly enough too. Really great way for the kids to have a bit of fun and it's mighty sociable so you'll probably meet loads of the other local mother/fathers too.

I will admit that this review is slightly biases as my very very dear friend Vera works at this charming spot. I had the opportunity to visit the Potter Cafe while visiting Vera last March. I had a lovely afternoon after my long flight from Chicago, sitting with Vera and Faye, drinking coffee, munching cookies, and painting my bowl. The shop itself is adorable, with a nice cafe up front, gifts to buy, and an open airy studio in back. Faye and Vera are wonderful people and really made me feel welcome and well cared for. They were attentive to all of their costumers and the work space had a friendly, welcoming vibe. I painted a nice bowl, which was a perfect keepsake for my trip to London. Whether you are an out-of-towner like me, or live in the neighborhood, I recommend stopping by and even bringing the kids. Its a nice way to pass an afternoon.