The Best Cat Cafes In The United States

A Cat Cafe is the place to go if you want to enjoy your coffee, while cute kittens tumble across your feet. Most of the cats at the cafe come from local rescues and are up for adoption. So, if you want to combine a cappuccino with the sweet company of a feline head to one of these cat cafes…

Give Purrs a Chance | Berkley Springs, West Virginia

“Give Purrs a Chance” is hosted in a two-story Victorian house and has been open since May 2017. In less than 2 years it has helped more than 400 cats find homes.

Mauhaus Cat Cafe and Lounge | St. Louis, Missouri

Whether you can’t have cats at home, or you’ve already got some and are looking for more, The Mauhaus Cat Cafe & Lounge always has great cats Mauhaus has partnered with Stray Haven Rescue to bring you cats, coffee and a good time!

Crumbs & Whiskers | Los Angeles, California

Crumbs & Whiskers is started on hip Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles but you can also find it in Washington DC. The cafe is by appointment only and you can choose from 70-minute or 15-minute experiences. While you’re there, keep your eyes open for celebrities (cat lovers) since folks like Drew Barrymore and Jennifer Garner have stopped by!

Pounce Cat Cafe & Wine Bar | Charleston, South Carolina

Since its launch in December 2016, this cafe has found over 2,300 cats and kittens in South Carolina and Georgia their forever homes! Pounce helps shelter cats by getting them out of cages and into a friendly, loving, and comfortable space to be adopted. Never underestimate the soothing effect of cat cuddles and a good glass of wine. Pounce Cat Cafe + Wine Bar brings you both!

Koneko Cat Cafe | New York

Koneko means “kitten” in Japanese, and the inspiration came from cat cafés in Japan, where the concept has flourished. In Koneno There you’ll find beer, wine, sake, and an artisanal Japanese-influence menu.

Have you ever visited any of these cat cafes? Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below…

You can also Check this cafe in Japan, that is dedicated to black cats

Photo: Reba Spike