Kitty Cafe Leeds

Great visit. Visited as a small social group with another home educating family. Brilliant topic starter trip. Ideal to lead in to animal care & science, nature topics. Vibrant decor with lots of engaging play spaces for the cats. The cats all looked well cared for. There is a £7 care fee charged to adults for admission. This goes towards the care and upkeep of the cats. The food was surprisingly nice. Meal deal at £12.95 was good value and included a sandwich, cake and drink.

Lovely brunch. On the 4th of October I visited with family and friends. Booked for 1 hour ended up staying for longer. The food and drinks was delicious. The cats were adorable . There was some new kittens around three weeks old they was very energetic. It exceeded all my expectations. It was a solid 5/5. The atmosphere is wonderfully calming, with soft music playing in the background. The decor is nicely cat themed creating a welcoming environment. The cats have lots of climbing areas, bridges, and places to hide, sleep or play. Now let's talk about the stars of the show, the cats! They are well cared for, playful and clearly adored the by the staff and customers. Something I would recommend changing is making a separate spot to eat . Many cats came running the second the food came out and were trying to take food off our plates, which was a worry as the rules state do not feed the cats . I would definitely return although it was quite pricey. I got the meal deal which includes a toasted sandwich, any drink and cake for £12.95 they also have a £7 pounds fee for entry for adults or £5 for children. The entry fee goes towards the care and food for the cats. Overall it was a lovely place lovely atmosphere would definitely go again for birthdays or special events given the price.

I recently visited the Kitty Cafe, and I must say it exceeded all my expectations. As an reviewer who values brevity, I'll get straight to the point – this place is a solid 5/5! The atmosphere is wonderfully calming, with soft music playing in the background and a delightful aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafting through the air. The decor is tasteful and cat-themed, creating a cozy and inviting ambiance. Now, let's talk about the stars of the show – the cats! They are well-cared for, playful, and clearly adored by the staff. It's heartwarming to see these furry friends enjoying themselves and interacting with visitors. You can spend hours here, sipping on your coffee or tea while petting and playing with the resident kitties. Some of the standout cats I encountered during my visit were Jaffa, who was the first cat I saw, and they just chilled until I received my food, then they camped out underneath the table until I was finished. Patch was very chill but did try to sneakily nibble on my bag. Crinkle, although I only saw them at the end of my visit, was very cute and friendly. Dexter, on the other hand, loved playing but being a cat, immediately tried to give my hand a playful nibble. While I did meet more cats, I don't particularly have a strong opinion of them, as they all had their unique personalities. The menu is also offering a variety of delicious treats and beverages to satisfy your cravings. Whether you're a cat lover or simply looking for a unique cafe experience, Kitty Cafe is the place to be. In conclusion, if you're in the mood for a relaxing time in the company of adorable cats and good food, look no further. Kitty Cafe gets a solid 5/5 – it's a purrfect paradise for feline lovers!

Lovely setting for both humans and Cats. I ordered afternoon tea which was disappointing with squashed sandwiches crust on , no cucumber or salad of any kind, frozen mini eclairs , melting icing and 🍫, scones were crumbly with watery jam and pre packed clotted cream, underwhelming , slow service our food left on the wrong table and told the cats had touched the scones (replaced) I felt like our food had been passed around a little too much , quite off putting really but the cats were adorable, though one particular kitten was a little too keen to try the cakes 😺😺😺 overall a good experience though shame we hadn't had ordered a different choice on the menu.

A German friend of mine, upon seeing my IGS of time spent here, expressed amusement. She said that I’ve found the most un-European thing to do in Europe. “You can take an Asian out of Asia, but not Asia out of an Asian!” But I digressed. Frankly, I wasn’t expecting to visit a cat cafe this trip. But serendipity happened. This just popped up on my Google map, so we acquiesced. There’s a mix of cats and kittens during my time there, and they got along pretty well! A staff told us that they were all strays and visitors can adopt any of them. I love that. We ordered chicken nugs (there’s no need to, but we wanted) and when the dish arrived, it drew keen attention from a couple of greedy cats and kittens! We didn’t feed them (you’re not supposed to); we just basked in the temporal popularity.

Wonderful calm cafe with cats lounging around. Food was ok. Only issue was you only get an hour slot and we didn't get our food until 10 mins before the end and so had to overstay. Was worried about causing an issue on a busy school holiday and so felt rushed. Staff friendly . Would definitely go again

Lovely experience if you're a cat lover! Had coffee and cake here, saw they did other food, but it looked like wraps and pizza. Cakes were okay. I think the cats really make the experience. We were lucky to have them come over to use and one settle on the chair. Sometimes there are a lot of kids running around and it can get a bit loud.