A friend and I visited here on a Saturday morning for some pottery painting. I had reserved a table and would recommend doing so as it does get very busy at times. The staff member was friendly and explained the basics of how to get started. You choose the bisque from the wide range, each with its own price tag - and as others have said, prices do vary; generally the bigger the bisque, the more expensive it is - a 31cm square plate cost me £51.90 whereas my friend's cereal bowl cost £27. Each table is well equipped with the paints, brushes and written instructions. You have two hours to paint and design your ceramic, you pay at the end, and then the finished product is sent for glazing and firing to be collected about a week later. It's a great atmosphere in the café and they do have bakery items / sweet treats on sale for anyone feeling peckish. The premises is clean and well maintained. Overall, I had a great time pottery painting here, and will definitely come back! Although the prices are quite expensive, I'm happy to pay for the pleasant experience and the end product!

Dani helped organise a birthday party for 10 people. It was brilliant everyone both children and adults enjoyed it. Her communication and helpfulness throughout the organisation was "above and beyond" - thank you so much for a lovely party. Will definitely come back xx

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ceramic Café Ealing is a very creative and innovative place to keep kids busy. My children really enjoyed painting and being creative, and they are already asking to go again! The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, and it’s a lovely activity for families. Highly recommended.

I visited yesterday with a few of my friends and had such a lovely experience! The whole studio is very tidy, neat and well-organised, and it was really easy to move around. Everything felt very accessible and comfortable, which made the experience even more enjoyable The owner, Dani, was absolutely lovely!! so kind, polite and genuinely helpful. She made us feel very welcome and was always on hand if we needed anything. After I’d already painted my plate, I realised there was a small detail I wanted removing. I called up and Dani was so helpful and accommodating - she was able to make the change for me with no problem at all. Thanks to her, my plate is now going to look exactly how I wanted it to, which I really appreciate. Such a calm, friendly and well-run place. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable pottery painting experience :)

This is suchhhhhhhhh a fun activity to do with friends. The way it works is: you book and reserve a slot online using the website. On the day, you pick out your canvas from a selection of plain ceramics (plates, mugs etc), which you then have 2 hours to paint. I’d recommend you picking out the design you want to paint ahead of time, so you can get stuck in immediately and not waste painting time. You’ll need to paint multiple layers to get the best colour once the ceramic is burned in the kiln. You’ll be asked to collect your work a week or so later - so heads up on that if you’re not a londoner. I’d highlyyyyy recommend visiting this place at least once with friends or solo! The pricing for the ceramics is around £20-£25 on average, so heads up on that. Overall, a great experience :) I definitely think they could make more of a profit if they sold food or drink though. Especially coffee or mocktails, but that’s just a bit of business advice for them 😂😂