With about 6 cat cafes in the metro, Le Cat Cafe is the nearest to my place and just a short drive away.
Upon entering we were immediately greeted by the welcoming furry committee. Meet Barton, Butter and Prince Harry.
Barton, the all white Ragamuffin Puspin is the very first one to greet us. He is fluffy and soft as a cotton. I could hug him all day. He is so sweet and friendly. Butter, a Ragamuffin is very affectionate. And Prince Harry, a Ragamuffin Persian would roll over to seek attention because he loves belly rubs.
My sister told me that if ever there’s a cat that she would want to take home, it’s going to be Sophie. Her almost cross-eyed looks make her even more adorable . She is really a sweetheart.
Little Arthur, an exotic short haired Persian cat loves sleeping. He’s the one i would love to take home.
Kid, also a Ragamuffin Persian is very lovable and huggable. He has long thick soft fur, loves attention and enjoys to be petted.
Rocket, the Scottish Fold was almost asleep the whole time we’re there.
Mochi, is a Napoleon according to the staff but is quite long-legged.
Snack time is so enjoyable and entertaining to watch. All the furry babies scrambled for every CRUMB of cat treats. Finally, we got to see all of them.
And here are the rest of the kitties including Ashley the American Curl, Orange the American Shorthair, Happy the Ragamuffin Persian and Tyrion the Munchkin.
With all the international breeds of cats around, the cat cafe has a Puspin which is our local domestic cat breed. A big shout out to Charlie, the 2 year old male Puspin. I love his nice coat patterns.
We paid P199.00 or about less than 2 US dollars inclusive of one hot coffee and 2 hours stay at the cat lounge. We were so lucky that we have all the cats just to ourselves as we were the only visitors. I guess i need to thank the bad weather for that as it has been raining almost the whole day yesterday. It is really best to visit the place on ordinary days because during weekends, the staff said that the place is filled to the brims.
A few observations and suggestions:
- All the cats are well groomed. They look good and smell good. Just furrfect! They are well taken cared of and most of all they are so friendly and social. Almost all of them seeks and craves for attention.
- The cat cafe is clean and neat and airconditioned. But it is rather small. Parking area is very limited too. The good news as told by the staff, is they would soon move to a bigger place before the year ends and hopefully with a bigger parking area.
- They have limited novelty items for sale. I suggested that they should offer more like journals, pencils and pens, mugs, figurines, key chains, etc. Of course with cat prints or designs on them that most cat lovers would love to buy and collect.
- Photos of the fur babies should be updated as not all the cats’ photos are on the wall. We always ask the staff for the names of other cats.
- I hope they would think about having more local cats or Puspins and putting them up for adoption. There are so many rescued local cats that need forever homes. Or maybe partnering with a cat rescue organization or a shelter which would certainly provide them with lots of adoptable cats.
Overall experience. It’s a fun activity bonding with the cats. The 2 hour experience surely gave me that wonderful happy feeling. Absolutely worth it! The staff is very accommodating and they even gave us a loyalty card. I would love to visit them again someday.
I’ve never heard of a cat cafe. Is it just for people who want to stop in and visit the cats?
Normally a cat cafe has 2 sections.. the cafe and the cat lounge. Food and drinks are not allowed inside the cat lounge. it is a theme cafe whose attraction are cats.. you can play with them, take photos, or just watch them. When you arrive, you need to purchase your food and drinks and choose the option you like.. In this cat cafe, you may opt to stay for 1 hr or 2hrs. Fee includes your drinks and entrance to the cat lounge. It is best to go there during non-peak days. When it’s weekend, you may be asked to wait for your turn to go to the cat lounge as only 10 persons at a time are allowed.. It’s really fun.
What an interesting idea.
Loved this!
thank you and thanks for reblogging my cat cafe experience..
What a lovely post! Sounds like you had fun, we have a Kitty Cafe here too 😺💕
yes, i sure did.. awesome awesome experience.. i don’t mind drowning in a pool of very sweet, cuddly, clean and nice smelling cats.. and most of all they are super friendly.
Oh it sounds lovely 💕 I must make time to pop into our Kitty Cafe 💕😺
looks like a lovely visit. there is a ‘catfe’ in Vancouver (Canada) that i recently heard about but never been to so far. but over 400 cats have found their furever home so far at catfe, and counting. how purrfect is that 😀
it’s nice to know that there are places like this! thanks for sharing these moments.
my pleasure 🙂 by the way, your cat Timmy is so adorable.
oh thank you. Timmy thinks so too, in that humble way of his, and he sends you purrs…