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My sister and I had the best time painting pottery at the Clay Cup!! The owner is just the sweetest ray of sunshine and gave me the confidence to just go for it. They have all colors of glazes, some with speckles and top coats, too. She clear coats everything. The price includes all glazes, firing, brushes, etc. Just pay tax. The pieces you can choose from are varied from small ornaments or magnets to cups, bowls, pitchers, jars, Christmas trees, and more. The price points ranged from $10 to $100, but most are in the $40 and under range. It takes about 2 weeks to get your items back. Thursdays have a discount! Great fun! Call to reserve your table. Walk ins are possible but to ensure you have a spot, it's best to reserve. P.S. there is a coffee shop in the front, but we didn't stop for that this time.
Amanda AshourAmanda Ashour
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I am officially infatuated with the Clay Cup. I am not a coffee drinker, but their chai latte is delicious. I have also had tea there on several occasions - all nice loose leaf options, and not just a tazo tea bag from a box. The rest of the shop is inviting and cheerful. It's quite a change from other coffeeshops I've been to where they're dimly lit and somewhat "brooding". All-in-all it's a very welcoming place. My favorite part of the whole shebang are the plentiful outlets with USB ports! I do freelance development and really like being able to plop down in a chair and not have to worry about running out of charge on my laptop or phone batteries.
Mike HolzerMike Holzer
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It's such a great little coffee & pottery shop. They have a fantastic staff that is always friendly & very helpful! The atmosphere is pretty relaxed & calming, from the moment you step in the door. They offer a wide variety of coffee beverages & have a coffee shop type food menu with an assortment of tasty pastries! The pottery side of the shop is also a great time, there is also a wide variety of pottery to choose from. The hardest part you will face with the pottery is deciding on your paint colors! It's an all round great place to experience, you won't be disappointed unless you don't get a chance to try their macarons!!
Abby EppleyAbby Eppley
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A friend of mine and I went to this place for visiting. one of my friends recommended me that this place is one of his favorite places to visit, and I’ve ordered a lavender vanilla. Interestingly, the taste is quite a fashion somehow, complicated to describe. I do enjoy the atmosphere there and it’s a pity that I didn’t join the clay class because of the pandemic. But if in the future there is any chance for me to visit altoona again, I will definitely come to the shop for more adventures.
Sophie XieSophie Xie
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The Clay Cup was recommend to me by a friend. I came here and it was so cozy and had nice vibes. I got to try the s’mores scone, and a cinnamon bun. I would recommend both! The cinnamon bun is better than cinnabon in the mall. The s’mores scone is so delicious. For the drink, I got a chocolate chai. The chocolate chai is very good, and I will get it again someday. This is such a nice coffee shop to come to. They get everything out very quickly, and the workers are extremely kind.
altoona reviewsaltoona reviews
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Very nice coffe and pottery shop tucked away in downtown Altoona. Hearty “Loaded Baked Potato” soup that had a creamy texture and right balance of ingredients. The Americano is a blend of light coffee with a shot of espresso to add a bolder tone. Nutty but not overpowering and smooth. Although they don’t roast their own beans, the beans are from Passenger Coffee Roasters from Lancaster Pa. Very friendly and informative staff.
Joe BissolJoe Bissol
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Nearby Attractions Of The Clay Cup
Railroaders Memorial Museum
First Stop Shop Discount Grocery Outlet
Historic Mishler Theatre/Blair County Arts Foundation
A Quaint Corner Children's Museum & Discovery Center
Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament
Castle Halloween Museum
Altoona Community Theatre
Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art
Amtrak Altoona Station

Railroaders Memorial Museum
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First Stop Shop Discount Grocery Outlet
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Historic Mishler Theatre/Blair County Arts Foundation
4.8
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A Quaint Corner Children's Museum & Discovery Center
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Nearby Restaurants Of The Clay Cup
Tom & Joe's Restaurant
Greenbean Coffee House
Lena's Cafe
Nicoletta's Family Restaurant
JJ Hadley
Texas Hot Dogs - 12th Avenue
Nardo's Cafe
Cobrh's Lounge
Levity Brewing Co. Altoona
Heritage Pizza

Tom & Joe's Restaurant
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Greenbean Coffee House
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Lena's Cafe
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Nicoletta's Family Restaurant
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Address
1304 11th Ave, Altoona, PA 16601
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(814) 201-2608
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Website
theclaycup.coffee
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4.7
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attractions: Railroaders Memorial Museum, First Stop Shop Discount Grocery Outlet, Historic Mishler Theatre/Blair County Arts Foundation, A Quaint Corner Children's Museum & Discovery Center, Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Castle Halloween Museum, Altoona Community Theatre, Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art, Amtrak Altoona Station, restaurants: Tom & Joe's Restaurant, Greenbean Coffee House, Lena's Cafe, Nicoletta's Family Restaurant, JJ Hadley, Texas Hot Dogs - 12th Avenue, Nardo's Cafe, Cobrh's Lounge, Levity Brewing Co. Altoona, Heritage Pizza
