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I went to Social Pottery, Kentish Town on 28 March 2026. The piece I painted still hasn't been put in the kiln. Plus the pieces you paint are very expensive, ie £40 for a smallish teapot, daylight robbery!
Very poor customer service. I booked a ticket and tried to book another one for my friend literally 1 minute after, but the event showed as sold out. I immediately emailed for a refund, and booked another event in the meantime. They denied my refund and said I can book another ticket (apparently more slots available that doesn’t show on the website) or book another event. Despite my multiple emails, they still refused and kept my money.
Never again!
Loved it! So much variety to choose from and all staff were really helpful.
Only point is it is quite expensive for the items, but we enjoyed it none the less!
The best place to have fun and be creative, also the places is huuuge.
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