65 Cat Cafes in Europe

Andover Catfe's mission is to provide a unique and cozy space where visitors can enjoy the opportunity to spend time with feline friends.

Dedicated to providing a safe, nurturing foster space, Kiko's Cat Café supports rescue cats who may have had difficult beginnings, helping them find the loving, forever homes they deserve.

Paws Café, Shropshire’s first cat café, offers a refreshingly unique experience unlike a typical coffee shop. With 11 resident cats, guests pay for their time rather than their drinks, which include complimentary non-alcoholic beverages based on the length of their stay.

After closing Totnes Cats Cafe, the owners of the UK's first cat cafe brought the cafe to the cats and started Cool For Cats Cafe, a nonprofit in the South Devon countryside. The location includes a feline therapy lounge and a cafe garden. Guests must be at least 16 years old to enter the cat lounge. They charge a booking fee of £5 per person.

Stockholm's first cat cafe. Java Whiskers in Sweden hosts adoptable cats.

Reservations can be made by calling.

A coffee shop where cats live.

Social Point is a time-café, which means that the only thing you pay for is the time that you spend there and everything else is included in the price. For 90CZK you get one hour with the cats and unlimited grain coffee (including cappuccino), tea, lemonade, cookies, and muffins. There are also video and table games for you to enjoy while you are hanging out with their six friendly rescue cats. If you're enjoying yourself too much to leave after your first hour is up, you have the option of staying for 1CZK per minute.