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472, Third Avenue, 92101, San Diego, San Diego County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 619-786-2289
website: www.catcafesd.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 32.7102454, Longitude: -117.162234
Barb Fischer
::If you love animals this is an absolute must-see. There are two rooms: the first one where you order your food and pay the cover charge of $6 each which by the way you can apply towards your food . This room is filled with cat artwork and trinkets. Then you go around a corner into the large nice-smelling beautifully decorated cat room. There is even a cat bouncer to make sure everybody treats the cats lovingly. The only thing you can't do is pick them up. Their dossiers are posted outside the room before you enter. There are amazing cat trees and colorful structures on the walls. It's a friendly place where all the customers chat about cats. You can even adopt a cat that day as long as you bring a carrier.
Kevin Borillo
::Great little spot to enjoy a cup of coffee and the comfort of a fur baby. The owner went over all the cats and which ones need special attention or not as much attention. It costs $6 per person to go back with the cats but they take into account the amount you spend on a drink. Since it was later in the day we didn't want a coffee but had a peach oolong tea to offset the strange cold weather.
Tina
::Great place to spend an afternoon and it’s awesome that it’s helping get these cats adopted. If you think about how many animals in crowded shelters that do not make it out there, this cat cafe helps free up space and increase the cats’ chances of getting adopted. There is an entry fee, but it goes to taking care of the cafe and providing for the cats, and it’s equivalent to buying a drink at Starbucks or something. Recommended! Go visit and pet cute cats!
Nikki Lee
::My friends and I made the trip down to San Diego to experience the cat cafe. One of my friends had told us about her experience with cat cafes in South Korea, so we were pretty excited. She had made reservations ahead of time so we had a time slot for visiting the cats. The whole experience is different from what I expected, but we all had a really good time. When you arrive, the guy at the door asked if we had our reservation. We then went to the small coffee bar and chose our drinks and foods. With the reservation we had already paid ahead of time, so we each got to choose either a food or beverage. Afterwards we went back outside to their outdoor seating and waited for our group session with the cats. We were allowed to bring in our food/drinks inside with the cats. The cats were either lounging around or walking here and there. The worker introduced the cats to us and explained how the adoption for some of the cats worked. The area was very clean and the cats looked like they were very relaxed with their environment.
Felicity Fung
::Wonderful place to meet adoptable cats! The staff is awesome! Tony is the owner and he is just wonderful! He has such a kind heart! To visit the cats, you pay $6 as an admission fee to enter the cat area. You can get a drink or grab a snack with that $6 fee. One rule is no picking up the cat :)