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  1. Alexander B ★★★★☆

    Stumbled across this charming cafe. Lovely location and delicious coffee. Just a quick stop so didn’t have food.

  2. Maria Gavin ★★★★★

    Great for a mooch around the shops and studios of makers and artisans. Cafe delightful.

  3. Margaret Scott ★★☆☆☆

    This place is well advertised and very well sign posted, so when in the Ironbridge one is well encouraged to visit. However, when getting there, there are few places open for business, so if you have money to spend and want to buy, you can't. The car park is also terrible. There is a dip when driving onto it which catches me every time, hard to see in the rough gravel surface. Very bad for the car. I love the idea of the craft centre, and there are some interesting pieces on display, but buying anything is not so easy to do. A disappointment to the shopper. The centre needs to consider what is it's purpose? If it wants visitors to come and spend money, it needs to be more customer focused, otherwise, why promote it as well as it does? I visited in July, once on Sunday and once mid-week, the height of the tourist season.

  1. Mark B ★★★★★

    Lucy Young Ceramics is an amazing little studio pottery. Watch a master at her craft and maybe book yourself a few lessons

  2. Julie Bellingham ★★★★★

    Beautiful place kinky glass beautiful jewellery hand made coin shop that hand cut coins and make them into jewellery. Have purchased a couple now with coins with my birth year and friends. Remarkable place to visit

  3. Diana Corbett ★★★★☆

    A great little bespoke centre with a range of craft shops. A little quiet, but wonderful people. We stopped at the cafe too. Dogs welcome. Great food. Coeliacs very well catered for.

  1. Hope Mcguire ★★★★★

    A collection of various shops that leaves you open to different crafts, items and ideas. It is reminiscent of that 'village corner' where everyone is friendly and nice. Amazing coffee, amazing staff and an amazing hidden gem that deserves praise. Shout out to the craft shop!

  2. Martin Cowley ★★★★☆

    A good place to start exploring the local area from. A corridor of individual shops set in a pleasant old factory. We enjoyed a coffee and Gluten Free cake at the cafe before we looked round the candle shop, jewellery shop, picture gallery, artists corner and coin jewellery shop. All of the keepers were friendly and we enjoyed our visit. Parking is free and we could take the dog in all of the shops. We then ventured onto one of the many paths you can walk along to enjoy the rest of the valley . A brilliant place to visit.

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What is the address of Maws Craft Centre?

Maws Craft Centre is located at Maws Craft Centre, Jackfield, Telford TF8 7LS, UK

What is the phone number of Maws Craft Centre?

You can contact Maws Craft Centre at +44 1952 883030

How can I get to Maws Craft Centre?

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