NYC Cat Cafes

If you haven’t been to a NYC cafe for cats, you should. There are plenty of adorable felines to admire and cuddle in your city. There are many cat-themed events that will brighten your day. Numerous NYC cat cafés have been featured in the New York Times Daily Beast, Gothamist and other publications. Continue reading for more information on the top NYC cat cafes.

The Cat Cafe Arizona doesn't have designated kid's hours, but kids are welcome anytime. Kids can get up close to the cats, and laser pointers are available for them to use. The cat cafe is small enough that children have to keep an eye out for the space. But, even so, they can play with cat toys and interact with the cats. Children are kept safe from felines by a glass enclosure in front of the cafe.

The Cat Cafe, a non-profit that aids in the rescue and rehabilitation of cats, is managed by Brooklyn Bridge Animal Welfare Coalition. In 2015, the group opened a pop-up location, and last year they moved into a permanent space on Montague Street. While the Cat Cafe focuses mainly on felines you will also find small animals such a rats and dogs. The Cat Cafe is a safe, friendly environment for cats as well as their humans.

Koneko is not only a place to find a wide variety, but also a social network. There are also graffiti honoring cats and wide-eyed kitties. The cafe's staff was a former cat meditation instructor. In addition to the adorable felines, the cafe also offers photo shoots of the kids with their favorite felines. Children lắp máy lạnh can also make their very own cat earbands and T-shirts.

While there are several temporary NYC cat cafes, Meow Parlour is the first permanent one. It opened in December 2014. It is inspired by Japanese cat-cafes. Meow Parlour was founded in Taipai Japan. It is located in Manhattan's SoHo area and was founded by the same two-woman team who started Macaron Parlour. The cafe is operated in partnership with the feline rescue group KittyKind. Many of these cats are available for adoption.

There are also a variety of cat-themed toys and books for kids. The Little Lions cafe also offers birthday parties and is open to kids as young as three. Because of its adorable cats and caring staff, the cafe is a great option to celebrate a child’s special day. The cafe is suitable for birthday parties and has a minimum of three-year-old age restriction. The cafe's friendly staff and cute cat-eating cats will ensure your little one has a great time.

Despite the popularity of cats, many people still don't know where they can find a cat cafe in their area. Meow Parlour was first to open in New York. The place quickly became full. Although it is a small establishment reservations were made months ahead of time. It's more than a cafe, the owners also help abandoned cats. See the city's cat shops and take a look!