Nicholas Mosse

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• Oliver Murray

  27 September 2017

  Still the best spongeware around. Seconds department has good value. Café offers good quality lunch and snacks. Watching the work going on is good fun.

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• Karin Morrow

  02 September 2017

  Nicholas Mosse Pottery is a hidden gem. A place not to be missed. Whether you come away with a tiny heart or a large jug you will see artists at work and see an item of Sponge ware pottery being made from wedge of clay to finished article..which is a journey of many skills. All this and a Cafe serving scrumptious homemade food and Cream teas. Delight your senses.

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• Stephen Oconnor

  26 August 2017

  Beautiful pottery hand made world class on site. Great shop. Wonderful cafe upstairs and a beautiful location.

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• Caitriona Leslie

  11 August 2017

  Reminded me of the Mill on the Floss. Got a salad bowl, a jug and a very nice cup of tea with a side order of coffee cake. I'm subtracting one star because I think there could have been more non-seconds items.

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• Annette Muldowney

  21 July 2017

  The staff at Nicholas Mosse are the real gems. They could not be more helpful. I love visiting for coffee and a browse

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• Steven Thompson

  19 July 2017

  Nice place i found the pottery a little dated but the restaurant is worth a visit and its very reasonably priced.

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• Paul Lawlor

  15 April 2017

  Handmade bespoke pottery.

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• Tony Comerford

  04 March 2017

  Best tea and scones around. Lovely jam and cream with gorgeous views

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• Mrs Shaw

  27 February 2017

  The pottery is beautiful, the surroundings are lovely. The staff are friendly, polite and efficient and the cafe on site has really lovely food. The prices are expensive, but you can pick up some reasonable pieces.

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• Mary-Alice Wildasin

  16 November 2016

  Love going to the Cafe for tea and scones.

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• Brendan H

  25 June 2016

  Well worth the visit, this place is steeped in history.

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