The 2025 Biennial will be dispersed around the Spode Works Site in multiple smaller buildings.

 

Spode Works Site 

During the 2025 Biennial, we will be open everyday from 10am-4pm.

 

What’s around: Stoke town

If you will be with us the whole day, you may be looking for somewhere to eat lunch. Here are some options:

London Road Café: 31 London Rd, ST4 1NB 

Whether you are looking for a hearty breakfast, delicious oatcakes or a nice lunch, this cafe has something for everyone. 

Stoke Indoor Market: South Wolf Street, ST4 4AD 

A variety of eateries including Moroccan Food Stoke, Flour Power and May’s Cafe and Coffee Shop. There is also a newly refurbished seating area to enjoy your meal.

Bo and Bean: 57 Church St, ST4 1DQ 

A family-owned bubble tea, waffle, and coffee shop that aims to promote locally sourced produce. 

Stoke Cafe: 81 Church St, ST4 1DF 

Serving breakfast all day, this is a great spot for those of us that can never decide between breakfast and lunch.

The QUARTER at Potbank: Spode Creative Village, Elenora St, ST4 1QQ 

With all-day brunch, and a wide selection of sandwiches, salads and heartier fare you are guaranteed to find something for everyone. 

The Rabbit Hole Tea Room: 9 Glebe St, ST4 1HP 

A very cosy and welcoming family run tearoom serving homemade, freshly baked cakes and scones.

 

What’s around: Hanley

Little Dumpling King: 50 Piccadilly, ST1 1EG

Asian-influenced small plates and dishes to share with a rock and roll atmosphere. 

Slamwich Club: 63 Piccadilly, ST1 1HR 

Restaurant & bar in Hanley inspired by a love of sandwiches, music and good times.

Mirchi: 60 Snow Hill, ST1 4LY

Vibrant South India tastes brought to your plate, with a menu packed with authentic dishes and traditional recipes.

Emma Bridgewater Cafe: Lichfield St, ST1 3EJ

You have to book ahead for lunch, but they do sell hot drinks and cakes for walk-ins.

Portofino: 38-40 Marsh Street, ST1 1JD

Authentic, home-style Italian dishes for an upscale dining experience.