Amazing!!!... Took my two grandchildren there and they absolutely loved it. So much local history for them to see. Load's of really interested, cool stuff to look at. Not busy at all and they were the only kids there. Lovely little tea room and free parking just at the back of Gladstone Pottery museum with a short walk around the corner. The map was a bit confusing to follow but it was a bit of a game for the kids to find the next number to follow. Brilliant day out would definitely, highly recommend a visit.

We were at Gladstone pottery museum today, and it was fantastic. We were looking for something a bit different. The building’s themselves are stunning, and there is so much to see and learn. From the history of pottery to the bathroom exhibition, and the tile exhibits. Our daughter is older, but there is plenty for younger kids as well. The cafe was great as well. Well priced, good food and lovely friendly staff. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit and would recommend it to everyone.

Gladstone Pottery Museum is such a cool place to visit and truly fascinating if you want to learn how pottery is made. It really makes you appreciate how much skill and detail goes into every piece. I loved seeing all the old tools and machines—it feels like stepping back in time. Even though we were the last visitors and the museum was closing, the staff were incredibly kind and still took the time to do a live demonstration, which made the experience even more special. The self-guided route is very well done, and the map makes it easy to explore at your own pace. Everything was clean, well kept, and thoughtfully presented.

Great afternoon at the Gladstone Pottery Museum, home of the Pottery Throwdown TV series. So interesting to see the old kilns and learn all about the history of producing pottery. It’s so well preserved and presented. A fascinating place to visit for people of all ages. It’s easy to appreciate why it is so highly recommended. We visited ‘The Kiln at number 12’ in the morning and had a go at throwing on a potters wheel in the morning. That was so well taught, and brilliant fun. Well worth combining the two for a 5 star day out in Stoke.

First off if I could give this place 10 stars it wouldn't be enough. It is like stepping back in time, it is beautifully curated, and is like no other place ive visited. The staff are wonderful , its only £8.75 adult entrance and trust me you will be hear longer than you think. The exhibition on tiles and toilets is more interesting than i had imagiened it would be too. The cafe is also worth a mention, lovely cakes and great staff. All in all do visit