Welcome to White Stones Café Gallery

A new Portland is emerging, with a new vision for tourism, and White Stones is at its leading edge.

White Stones Café Gallery is situated in the heart of Easton, Portland. Right in the center of the Jurasic Coast, offering unparalleled comfort and style whilst relaxing over your food and refreshments.

Your White Stones Loyalty Card Offers for September are

Early Bird Offers

(Available between 9am & 11am)

Buy any full breakfast and get another half price (cheapest applies)

Lunch Bird Offers

(Available between 11am & 3pm)

Get a bowl of homemade soup and a roll for only £3.00
Buy any jacket potato and get another half price (cheapest applies)

Late Bird Offers

(Available between 3pm & close)

Buy any hot drink and get any piece of cake, slice or pastry for only £1.50

White Stones Café based on Portland has established itself as place to go and relax with a selection of refreshments and food available. White Stones Café has also become a recognised arts venue and is attracting leading Dorset artists in regular exhibitions in the cafe gallery.

Private View & Book launch - Sunday 30th October, 3pm - 5.30pm

Author Carenza Heyhoe and illistrator Tiffany Scull will be signing copies of Carenza's new book 'Pheonix House'.

Come and meet the artists and author, Carenza Heyhoe. Free nibbles & glass of bubbly with invite.

view art exhbitions while you relax at White Stones Qualified caterer and sculptor David Nicholls started White Stones Café from scratch and has totally transformed the premises into a contemporary arts and food venue. A space in which to sit and relax and enjoy good food and view high quality art. David tells us how he wanted "the space offers something unique and different for artists, a superb platform to show and sell their work."

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With a regular changing exhbition, David aims to showcase a wide range of art. David's challenge to himself was to change the perceptions of what an expected gallery space should be and break down a few boundaries. David adds, "art should be open to all and in a big way I think White Stones achieves this."