Cat cafés in the UK

Cat cafe on Poplar Road with resident rescue cats, food and drinks, and online table booking. Visitors can read about the cats before attending. Check opening days and the final booking time, as sessions end before the cafe closes.

Blackpool cat café working with local rescues to help rehome cats. Visitors can book an hour-long session with a drink included in the advertised admission. The café publishes accessibility information and booking rules; check current prices and availability before visiting.

A city-centre cat café on Bold Street. Check session availability and age restrictions before visiting; dedicated child-friendly sessions are offered for younger visitors.

Cat café in Barton Arcade offering booked visits with resident cats. Families should check the age policy and select a suitable session before travelling.

Cat Village North combines a rescue-cat café with a lounge bar and pizzeria near Chesterfield. Cat-café visits require booking. The venue also runs community groups and activities; check the relevant session details separately when planning a visit.

Cat café on St John’s Hill in London with online booking. Visitors should check current session availability and the café’s rules before attending. The business publishes daily opening information and a telephone contact for booking enquiries.

A cat café on Newcastle’s Quayside, offering booked time in its resident cats’ lounge alongside food and drinks. Cats have separate retreat areas. Read the visitor rules and check current availability before booking.

A rescue-cat café on Mill Road in Cambridge, with one-hour visits booked online by seat and session. Visitors must be aged ten or over, and tables may be shared unless all seats are reserved. The café serves drinks and treats and provides information about adopting its rescue cats.

Coffee Cats offers bookable visits with its resident rescue cats in a two-storey historic building in Lincoln. Guests can have coffee, drinks and cake during their session. Check the booking options and current visitor rules directly before making a special journey.

Cat café in Sudbury with published visitor rules designed around the resident cats. Guests are asked not to pick up or feed cats and to avoid flash photography. Check booking availability and the daily cat-nap break before planning a visit.

Cat café on Great Portland Street offering bookable lounge visits with resident rescue cats, alongside food and drinks. The business also runs an adoption programme. Check session availability, age restrictions and current visitor rules on the booking page.

Cat café at Westfield London with separate cat and kitten lounge experiences. Visitors can book a timed session and order food and drinks. The business works with rescue cats and offers an adoption programme; check current booking rules and availability before visiting.