Cancel
Open app
Search
Sign Up
Log In
Nearby
Bookmarks
Start a Project
Add a Business on Yelp
It's easier on the Yelp app
Continue
Stay on browser
Add Review
Call
Directions
Website
Add Photo
Nr Postbridge
an der B 3212 zwischen Two Bridges und Postbridge
Yelverton PL20 6SP
United Kingdom
0871 200 2233
Call Now
Visit Website
http://www.powdermillspottery.com/
Hours
What time does Powdermills Pottery open?
What time does Powdermills Pottery close?
Does Powdermills Pottery have outdoor seating?
Yes, Powdermills Pottery has outdoor seating options.
Does Powdermills Pottery have parking?
Yes, Powdermills Pottery has parking options.
Does Powdermills Pottery have free WiFi?
Yes, Powdermills Pottery has free WiFi.
German
1 Review
Get access to customer & competitor insights.
It's pouring outside, but the children are happily painting ceramics in the pottery while we are…read morecontentedly sipping latte's in the cafe. Wonderful combination of food, shopping and activities.
China blue offers a cermaic stuido where you can choose a piece of pottery from the vast range to…read moredecorate with the provided paints or throw your own pot or what ever you choose to make on the pottery wheels provided. There is also a homewares shop on site offering a large range of goods. The cafe on site is wonderful offering lovely homemade cakes (the chocolate one is delicious). This is a great place to go on a rainy day to keep the children entertained.
Hand Building
Pot Throwing
See all
Bottomless Brunch
Brands by name
Articles by date
Florists
Great old market with good range of stalls and permanent independent shops (from food, to clothes…read moreand including the best book shop in Tavistock). Don't miss it if you're visiting this part of Devon.
Incredible food, location, and service! Not to be missed! Every single thing we ate was delicious…read more (Ham and cheese sandwich, ham and English mustard, cream cheese and cucumber) Three scone types: plain, berry, cheese. A member of our group eats a gluten free diet and was thoroughly delighted with the sandwiches and berry scone they were served as well. Finding a place with delicious gluten free options for high tea is always a cause for celebration. The large patio garden is covered by umbrellas and the breeze was incredible. We walked over from Torquay and enjoyed the walk as well to this lovely village. Will absolutely return to Weavers Cottage Tea Garden if we are in Devon again!
The staff are unprofessional and rude, and the owner doesn't know how to really run a business…read morewithout sarcastic words and shouting at customers as they leave few have gone and the chicken & prawns have not been cooked properly resulting in food poisoning and the ambiance is loud being that it's outdoors Food is 2/5 Service 3/5 Ambiance 4/5
This is an excellent shop and I can recommend it to anyone who is interested in music or who has a…read morechild learning an instrument. With two children learning different instruments I have found this shop to be a really useful resource. I can get expert advice from the staff, which is excellent as I know nothing about music. They stock instruments and sheet music and will get anything you need that isn't in stock. They also have alot of information about local musicians, teachers and events.
Exeter Music Shop is now known as Musicroom and is easily found in Sidwell Street Exeter…read more It is a double fronted shop set on two floors. The first floor is given to mainly organs but upstairs you can find a large guitar section, drums and wind instruments. It is upstairs you can also find all the printed music. Musicroom has the largest selection of printed music in the south west. They also have a large selection of music instrument accessories. Musicroom can also be found at many of the large music festivals in the country. The staff are more than helpful, there are noticeboards as you go up the stairs where you can find useful information and local music teachers
Very friendly shop, positioned just up the hill on the edge of the shopping area of the town. Quite…read moresmall but has a good range of organic skincare including sun creams for children and organic clothes (mostly adult I think). Interesting array of environmentally aware goods including string bags, organic seeds and sea glass jewellery amongst others. Stockists of Montezuma's chocolate which is simply the best chocolate around. Having tried their dark chocolate you will not want to go back to the run-of-the-mill chocolate; it is divine. There is a good range here and it avoids the postage costs of ordering online. The owner is a lovely lady who is always only to happy to help and to chat to the children whilst you browse.
This amazing little shop in Exeter's arty Fore Street is packed full of absolutely everything to do…read morewith mosaics. This is a really compelling art form - if you're interested at all you should check out this shop where you can see finished mosaics as well as t eh products and equipment needed to make them. Opus Mosaics sell mosaic tiles for craft/art purposes and also for DIY purposes, with a selection of really unusual tiles for bathrooms or kitchens. They also have the tools needed to fit them.
I had a very disappointing experience at Opus Mosaics. Having shelled out £50 for a workshop to…read morelearn about the craft, there was no welcome for me and my fellow attendees on arriving at the course, no refreshments were provided at all over 5 hours, it was made very clear we should not come back early from our hour's lunch break, and the toilet facilities were abysmal - the sink was filthy and there was no hot water, soap or towels for us to clean the glue from our hands. The expertise offered to us was very limited. Having been initially told what to do, we were largely left to our own devices for c.4 hours to make a mosaic whilst the husband and wife supposedly running the course talked to each other at intervals about personal family affairs as opposed to providing support and inspiration. It was very unprofessional and certainly not money well spent. I would urge anyone interested in taking part in a mosaic course to think twice about going to Opus Mosaic.