Welcome to Port Isaac Pottery & Chapel Cafe!

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Closed due to Tier 3 Restrictions

We'll be re-opening as soon as possible with our exciting Breakfast / Brunch menu, cream teas and more!
Stay safe, stay well and we look forward to seeing you all again in December! 

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Covid-19 & Keeping you Safe

The safety of our team and customers remains our number one priority, so please wear a face mask on arrival and when moving around the shop. We also recommend downloading the new NHS app, so you can quickly check-in to Track & Trace when you arrive.   
You will find hand sanitisers placed all around the Shop and Cafe for your use.

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Set in the beautiful location of Port Isaac harbour, the old Roscarrock Methodist Chapel is home to the workshop where Bill, Barbara and Faye make their distinct pottery.  The unique Chapel building itself retains many of the 19th century original features with stunning views over the historic fishing village.  
As well as our pottery, we also feature a wide variety of other gifts in our upstairs gallery, including beautiful homeware, accessories and fashion. Local photographer Matt also displays his award winning photography downstairs, so there really is something for everyone and every budget!
 
In 2014 we opened our newest addition Chapel Cafe, which is a wonderful place to sit and enjoy a homemade breakfast, lunch, cake or cream tea.  All of our products are locally sourced and we serve our own special blend of roasted coffee. 

Check out our video to find out more about our wonderful products, and to hear from some of our team!

" All of our pieces are handmade to the highest standards and we take pride in the high quality of our work. Precious metal lustres and gold are applied and each piece has at least three firings in both our electric and gas-fired kilns. The bold and elegant forms complement the watercolour-style decoration, which are often inspired by the North Cornwall coastline. The small harbour, the fish, the local flora and fauna provide unlimited design potential for both the form and decoration of our pottery." - Bill & Barbara Hawkins