Biscuit Ceramic Cafe in Greenwich

I really like the idea of this, nice drinks and cakes while painting away. It is on the expensive side though, and a bit packed.

Great place, good coffee and cakes! My friend and I have spent many hours here happily painting our masterpieces. It's a real shame that they are closing down due to increased rent. Good old Greenwich

El servicio no era muy bueno, muy estrecha con niños gritando por todas partes. El personal no sabía explicar cómo decorar nuestros productos, después pagamos nuestras cosas nos dijeron que el lugar se cierran pronto! Sin duda si estás cerrando los artículos deben a la venta. Cuando recibí mi cerámica final. Estaba mal cristales. Supongo que estoy destinado a poner más capas de pintura, que no me dijeron ... mi cerámica estaba manchado ... y parecía muy prisa ... No es nada contento.

Vine aquí para una taza de café y una mañana artístico con mi primo. Las bebidas y los pasteles eran maravillosos y la pintura no podría haber sido mayor diversión.

He oído que el arrendador (que describe las Greenwich sabemos y el amor como una cartera de inversiones 'propiedad' en su sitio web) ha hecho subir la renta y se fuerza este negocio de cerca. Considero que para ser una pena en varios aspectos. Como un 5 vez me gustan los lugares que no molestaban y le permite el espacio creativo. Todas las cosas críticas negativas han sido molestaba por las propias cualidades que me atraen y divertir en mí. Como un cínico sólo puedo ver las instalaciones siendo tomada por otra tienda apuestas, agente inmobiliario o trampa turística. iré una vez más en septiembre, para delicia de no estar chivvied por el tiempo que estoy tomando a consumir mi bebida implicar a mi propia totalmente en Enterprise artístico. Todas las cosas consideradas el precio es demasiado bajo, esta actividad proporciona todo lo que la moda de 'Mindfulness actual pretende entregar a través sin sentido colorear.

Visitamos aquí para un almuerzo rápido en nuestro camino a una boda. Qué error. Hacen bagels, que no es difícil de hacer. Había 3 personal que trabaja y que pasamos mucho tiempo charlando y ninguna prisa en absoluto (estábamos sentados en la mesa de al lado del mostrador así que podíamos ver exactamente lo que estaban haciendo). Esperamos un tiempo muy largo para 4 bagels, después de lo cual los dos niños llegaron y no eran lo que habíamos pedido. Nos habían dado las versiones de adulto, es decir con vestidor de mostaza, así que mi hijo no podía comer para él y frustrante tenía que esperar a otro. La parte de arriba del inodoro estaba fuera de servicio y hay una planta baja. Sin embargo, había partido de niños de s al mismo tiempo y muchos niños haciendo fila para lavar las manos cubiertas de pintura. Nadie organizando o pidiéndoles que esperar y permitir que los clientes utilizar las instalaciones por delante de ellos. Muy decepcionante el almuerzo.

Decidí tomar mi 11 y 9 años para pintar las cerámicas como un lujo. La primera en la tienda. El personal no era muy servicial. Era nuestra primera vez allí, pero nos dejaron por nuestra cuenta. No hay explicaciones de qué hacer ya que hay pinturas diferentes. Teníamos que ir todo nosotros (que está bien pero al menos explicar). cuadro 2 Mientras que otras familias vinieron. Las mesas son muy pequeñas difícilmente podría cambiar. Los niños nos gusta pintar las cerámicas pero por el precio y el servicio fue de primera y última vez.

Biscuits ceramic cafe is a great places to go with friends or family it's great for present if you don't know what to get someone I have done a pumpkin lantern and a bowl it's frat price is good , I heard there was one in Dulwich but I think biscuits is better for your money and the staff is friendly it's good for party's I will be take some friends in there very soon . This the things I painted in biscuits ceramic cafe I really like this place I come all the way from south love London to go biscuits ceramic cafe because the staff are friendly and the cakes are nice and the mint tea is good I really remind biscuits ceramic cafe it's a very nice place you can look around in Greenwich go to the park

Fui con mi hija de 3 años de edad, la cafetería estaba vacío pero el personal no se les ve. Estábamos prácticamente nuestro propio lega (que no era una buena cosa, yo no estaba Sue si que se suponía que tenía que tomar la pintura a la mesa de licorera hacia los minúsculos paletas, fue que se suponía que iba a limpiar tras de mí o era que estaba incluido en el precio de los precios desorbitados cerámica). De todos modos no me ordenado por tras de mí y el costo de una jarra era deliciosa de ojo 15 libras! Hay un servicio donde puedes tener tu artículo publicado a usted que era bastante buena, pero también era muy caro,

I had a brilliant time here. We came for my birthday, and felt like big kids. Really good fun. The varnish is a bit thick on the finished product, but for the price can't complain. Good food, drinks, staff and fun :)

i visited to make a Father's Day gift for my partner, with my six month old baby. The tables were quite cramped in there so not ideal with a pram. Main reason for the review is to let other parents know that the staff don't offer assistance or provide help, and as I was on my own with my young daughter I had to abandon the idea of taking her hand or foot print :( I asked the staff about their service and was told it was 'self-led'.. I paid £20 for a mug to paint and a coffee so was fairly expensive for self-led service. There is another ceramic painting place in dulwich, I've heard far better service and experience.

We were in Greenwich and wanted to find somewhere to have a quick coffee and tea.Found this place and weren't disappointed. Both drinks were very nice and we were dealt with in a very efficient, polite and professional way.We didn't notice before going in that it was a ceramic café but enjoyed watching the kids create their choices.It wasn't very busy, so was nice to have the time to chill.When back in Greenwich, we will definitely return to here for our drink requirements from now on.

The food is over priced the drinks are overpriced the service is shocking and if you want to spend your hard earned cash spend it else where

We really enjoyed the painting and had a good time, but to be honest, service was quite bad, tables were dirty. The place is also very cramped. Also the pottery is very expensive.

living locally it is a wonderful venue to have on your doorstep! Its very relaxed but great fun and a lovely thing to do with my daughters friends in the school holidays, I would agree with others that it is pretty pricey so has to be a real treat if the whole family is to paint!

we visit biscuit cafe regularly, to the point where we seem to be creating our own dinner service. It's friendly, the food is very nice, good cake selection, and a relaxed atmosphere. It does get busy at weekends, during the week it is less packed. Good place for parties or just to hang out, paint, eat and chat. Greenwich is a great place to visit anyway so you can combine the two,

I went there for a friend's birthday afternoon and it was certainly a fun and different experience. We were there for two hours painting our pottery, however the cheapest thing to paint was £14 up to £27 so quite pricey! I enjoyed it but probably something I wouldn't head to again for a while.

This quaint place is just down the road from me pottery very expensive, and do is the food and drink, atmosphere was dull and there was more adults than kids.

I have recently moved to the area and I was very keen to try this quirky cafe. However, the terrible customer service has ensured that my first visit earlier today will also be my last. Myself and another customer where waiting for 10 minutes whilst three members of staff pottered around behind the counter wiping surfaces. I would expect serving customers to be the priority in any such establishment. When they did finally get around to serving us, the girl at the till was quite rude. No hello or thank you, none of the friendliness I have become accustomed to in this area. I got the distinct impression she would rather be somewhere else, which I can understand on such a hot day but there's no need to be treating the customer with such disdain!

I was there last year and I came back today, we really enjoyed.The cafe can get extremely busy, that's why could be kids and baby. the negative point is the cost, the ceramic items are pretty expensive. I spent for a little dino £ 14The ceramic piece needs to be fired the oven after painting to seal the paint; after 1 week you can collect back.

cool hippie cafe with nice cakes and also the opportunity to paint your own ceramic item - rocket, mug whatever - you paint and then they glaze it and go back and pick it up in a week - fun

Da fuori il locale pare attraente e l'idea della ceramica fai da te davvero innovativa MA la pomme au tarte che ho preso era mezza cruda e il servizio è stato lentissimo e distratto. Il locale richiede una sistemata, perde davvero i pezzi. Ci tornerei solo se avessi un bambino per fargli passare un'ora divertente. Bocciato!

We took some friends children, and kinda expected it to be a bit lame. In reality we spent several hours there, great fun painting crockery and enjoying great coffee and homemade cake.They also allow BYO for a small corkage. Next time well make it an adult affair!

Popped in here for a snack, 3 of us plus my 20 month old. Great idea for a cafe, but the cafe was cramped and mostly full of familes getting stuck into their ceramics, and it looked like they had been there for hours, taking up seating space, no where for your buggy eitherThe place was a mess, tables were not cleaned and the food expensive. A chocolate brownie, almond croissant, 2 hot drinks and a bottle of water - cost me over £10. The menu looked pretty extensive but they stopped serving at 4pm, but to be honest it was not a pleasant experience.My 20 month old wanted to run about but because lots of people painting their ceramics I had to ensure he didn't bump into them so I had to keep a tight reign on him..not much fun for me. He would probably enjoy it if he was a bit older.No, wouldn't go there again.

What a great idea for a cafe, just a shame about the poor (or lack of) service and over priced items to paint. Misleadingly the place always appears busy but this is mainly due to a poor table layout and hecticness created by inefficient staff. Probably best avoided unless your desparate for something to entertain the children-but even then you'll be the one helping them with their art as there doesn't appear to be much help in that area either.

Happened upon this cafe whilst out hunting for cake and fell upon this place which was lots of fun and such a good idea, coming up from the countryside not seen a place like this but going to research for one more local to me to take my niece for some pottery painting and ice cream, a good idea and cakes and coffees yummy too!

I went with my family and relative to have lunch and do some painting of pottery with the children. Someone had suggested that we try this. When we arrived there was no instructions on how things operated in the cafe. It might be obvious to some but not us. We did find a seat and ordered some lunch and then selected a couple of santa baubles to decorate for Christmas 2012. Lunch was pleasant but i had to work out where to get the paints and what to do. The baubles were not cheap and as we were not local we had to pay about £10 to have them sent after they were fired.A couple of weeks later we did receive the baubles in the post but no metal attachment to hang the ornaments. I called the cafe who said that we should have been given them when we handed them in for firing (but the women didn't give them to us) so we were promised that some would be sent to us. They haven't been sent and so the baubles have been unusable this Christmas (they have a large hole in the top and are round so cannot simply be placed.) Very disappointed. This was not a cheap activity so expected much more.

Although it sounded as if the last reviewer had a bad experience at this cafe, I have been there various times and it is NOT a table service cafe. Therefore, customers are expected to go up and order their food, this is obvious from the layout of the cafe and from the way other customers behave. I think the previous reviewer may have to double check what time of establishment they are in next time they stop for a coffee.

Dateline - Greenwich, London Wednesday 26th September approximately 1:30pm On a recent visit of five days to London, this is honestly the only negative experience we had. And it takes a lot for me to give a bad review. After a tourist cruise down the Thames, which was great, we arrived at Greenwich pier.We then had a walk up the road past the Cutty Sark and on to Greenwich market, after emerging from the market we spotted this cafe and decided to go for a coffee and maybe a cake before heading over to Tower Bridge to see the exhibition.On entering the premises we sat down at a table and waited.....then waited a bit longer, killing time meanwhile by studying AA London atlas.During this time (approximately 7 to 10 minutes) the two members of staff visible, never acknowledged our presence at all. They seemed to be concerned only with preparing coffee and sandwiches for the only other customers in the cafe. Vis a vis a table of four middle or upper class persons.Therefore, having received neither a "hello", "be with you in a minute" or indeed any form of communication from the cafe staff, we left in disgust and disbelief. It was a if we had been clothed in a "Harry Potter" style cloak of invisibility just before we entered the cafe!Luckily near the DLR station we were heading for (thanks to the kind man who gave us directions!), was a McDonalds outlet. Where I received a more than passable double espresso and cheeseburger.May I suggest that the afore mentioned members of staff from the cafe visit the said branch of McDonalds and learn a bit about service and customer care.In these times of economic austerity how can any business afford to behave towards customers in this manner.