Last Updated on 10 February 2026 by Vanessa

 

Looking for the best cat cafés in Canada to sip coffee and cuddle with adorable cats? From the bustling streets of Toronto to the charming corners of British Columbia, Canada’s cat cafés are a haven for feline fans.

Whether you’re planning your next road trip or just craving some quality cat time, this guide breaks down all the best cat cafés across the country, region by region.

Grab your latte, and let’s explore the fluffiest hangouts Canada has to offer!

 

Your complete guide to cat cafés in Canada (Ontario, Alberta, Quebec, British Columbia, and more)

 

 

Cat cafés in Alberta

 

Cat Café On Whyte in Edmonton, Alberta

 

Imagine sipping your favorite latte while being serenaded by the gentle purrs of feline friends. Welcome to the purr-fectly charming Cat Café on Whyte in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada!

This quaint café in the trendy neighborhood of Old Strathcona was the first cat café in the capital city. Walking through the main door, you’ll check in with the friendly baristas and pay the entry fee. This amount goes towards buying litter, paying rent, staff, etc.

The cat café supports the local community in more ways than one; the beans are all locally roasted, making that latte with cute cat-print art extra sweet.

With a coffee and a cookie in hand, you’ll remove your shoes and wash your hands before visiting with the eight permanent foster cats from SAFEteam Volunteer Non-Profit Shelter (adoption also available).

The café feels incredibly home-like, with many hiding places, cozy beds for the kitties, and plenty of comfy seating for the humans.

There is a free parking lot just around the back of the building.

Be sure to stop by and say hello!

 

• Address: Cat Café on Whyte, 10111 82 Ave NW Edmonton, Alberta T6E 1Z5, Canada.
• Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday, 10:00 am – 09:00 pm. Friday and Saturday, 10:00 am – 10:00 pm.
• Price: This fee is based on age and day of the week and includes unlimited beverages from the coffee bar.
• Reservations: Call 780 – 250 – 2287 or email catcafeonwhyte@gmail.com to reserve your visit.
• Child policy: While most cat cafés do not allow children, the Cat Café on Whyte welcomes children of all ages.
• Menu: Coffee from ACE Coffee Roasters and local fresh baked goods.
• Website: www.catcafeonwhyte.com

 

Submitted by Tanya Turner from the travel blog The T Word on Travel.

 

 

Regal Cat Café in Calgary, Alberta

 

This is a long-established cat café in Calgary’s Kensington neighborhood.

The café is home to around 6–12 adoptable cats at any given time, all of whom come from the MEOW Foundation. By the way, since 2022, Regal Cat Café has been owned by the MEOW Foundation itself, which means everything you spend at the café goes directly toward rescuing, feeding, and caring for homeless cats in Calgary.

 

• Address: Regal Cat Café, 303 10 St NW, Calgary, Alberta T2N 1V8, Canada.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 09:00 am to 08:00 pm.
• Price: CA$12 for 30 minutes during weekdays. Weekends and holidays are CA$14 per person.
• Reservations: Regal Cat Café is often fully booked. It is therefore recommended to reserve your visit online on their website.
• Child policy: All children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Menu: A wide range of coffee and tea, plus bottled drinks, London Fog, matcha latte, chai latte, hot chocolate, and seasonal drinks (such as candy cane white mocha or s’mores hot chocolate). They also serve cat-shaped cookies, baked goods, and macarons, with many options that are vegan and free from gluten and dairy.
• Website: www.regalcatcafe.com

 

 

Whiskers Cat Café in Grande Prairie

 

The café works mainly with Bandaged Paws Animal Rescue, which supplies the adoptable cats and supports their move into permanent homes. The focus stays firmly on giving people a calm, low-pressure way to meet these rescue cats.

When you book a visit, you enter a separate cat room rather than sitting with cats at café tables. The number of guests per session is limited, so the space stays quiet and manageable for the cats.

 

• Address: Whiskers Cat Café, 11735 105 St #103, Grande Prairie, AB T8V 8L1, Canada.
• Opening hours: Monday, 12:00 pm – 05:00 pm. Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 am – 07:00 pm. Sunday, 11:00 am – 06:00 pm.
• Price: CA$15 for 1 hour. This includes a drink.
• Reservations: Because space is limited, it is best to reserve your spot in advance via phone (780 – 513 – 2283)
• Child policy: Standard cat lounge sessions usually allow guests aged 10 and up, and children between 10 and 14 must attend with an adult. For younger kids, Whiskers schedules special Kids Time sessions with closer supervision, which helps keep both the cats and children comfortable.
• Menu: Coffee, tea, snacks, etc.
• Website: Whiskers Cat Café in Grande Prairie doesn’t have an official website.

 

 

Cat cafés in British Columbia

 

Catelowna in Kelowna, British Columbia

 

This cat café usually has between 25 and 35 cats, all of them available for adoption.

They also host a variety of events throughout the week. You can join yoga with cats, paint sessions, tarot readings, sound baths, game nights, and more.

Because it’s located downtown, driving is the easiest way to get there, and there is parking nearby. You can also reach the café on foot from the Ellis at Clement or Ellis at Doyle bus stops. BC Transit routes that stop there include Route 5 (Gordon / Downtown), Route 2 (North End Shuttle), Route 6 (Glenmore / UBCO Express), and Route 18 (Glenmore / Downtown).

 

• Address: Catelowna, 1441 Ellis St, Kelowna, BC V1Y 2A3, Canada.
• Opening hours: Sunday and Monday, 11:00 am – 04:00 pm. Tuesday to Friday, 11:00 am – 06:00 pm. Saturday, 10:00 am – 05:00 pm.
• Price: CA$16 for 1 hour.
• Reservations: Reservations are strongly recommended. They do accept walk-ins, but only if there’s capacity in the lounge. Please call 236 – 420 – 2011 if you want to go to visit the cat lounge with more than 4 people.
• Child policy: Children under 5 are not allowed inside the cat room. Children between 5 and 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Menu: Organic Spirit Bear coffee, a selection of teas, vegetarian and vegan sandwiches, fresh baked desserts like cupcakes and brownies, and other light café items.
• Website: catelowna.com

 

 

Catfé in Vancouver, British Columbia

 

Vancouver’s first cat cafe, Catfé, opened in 2015 and helped over 1000 cats get adopted.

They’re located in International Village Mall (Floor 1) outside Chinatown. The easiest way to get there is to take the SkyTrain to Stadium Chinatown Station and walk less than five minutes to the mall.

Since Catfé was the first cat cafe in Vancouver, it has established a lot of popularity, so there are more things to do while visiting the cats, such as cat yoga, after-dark disco parties, comedy nights, and painting and drawing workshops.

But if you’re not interested in activities, you can choose a 55-minute or 30-minute morning-only weekday visit.

All the cats are available for adoption unless they state pending adoption or are in foster care. It’s a fairly open space with everything cats need and love.

There’s a separate area to buy small snacks for yourself, drinks like coffee or tea, and shop all things cats.

Once you go through that process, you can check in at the cat counter and be given instructions before you visit the cats.

 

• Address: Catfé, UNIT #2035 – SECOND FLOOR, INTERNATIONAL VILLAGE MALL, 88 W Pender St, Vancouver, BC V6B 6N9, Canada.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 11:00 am to 08:00 pm.
• Price: CA$17,80 for 55 minutes.
• Reservations: Reservations are recommended for lounge visits because the space fills up fast. Walk‑ins are sometimes possible if slots are available.
• Child policy: Children must be 5 years or older. Those between 5 and 10 must be accompanied by an adult. Not more than 2 children per adult.
• Menu: A fully vegetarian menu with a range of vegan and gluten-free options, such as cookies, pizza pretzels, cat‑themed macarons, and various seasonal cakes.
• Website: www.catfe.ca

 

Submitted by The Travelling City Girl.

 

 

Catloops Cat Café in Kamloops, British Columbia

 

A family-run cat café where all resident cats are fosters from Sammy’s Forgotten Felines, a Kamloops rescue group.

 

• Address: Catloops Cat Café, 970 Laval Crescent #2, Kamloops, BC V2C 5P5, Canada.
• Opening hours: Temporarily closed!

 

Catoro in Vancouver, British Columbia

 

Another popular cat café in Vancouver is Catoro. I had never been to a cat café before I went to Catoro, and I enjoyed my experience. They’re also more relaxed and don’t offer the same activities as Catfe. But if you prefer to only interact with the cats and not do any activities, I suggest Catoro.

The easiest way to get to Catoro is by SkyTrain to Commercial Broadway, take the 99 bus, and get off at Broadway and Fraser Street.

When you first arrive, you’ll check in and be able to order drinks while waiting for your timeslot.

Before you enter the room, you will be given instructions and rules. You’ll be asked to remove your shoes and change them into slippers or wear your socks.

The session is a 50-minute visitation time with the cats. The cats are in a reasonably large room with many toys, cat trees, and other various items that cats enjoy. All the cats are adoptable unless they state that adoption is pending or in foster care.

There’s also a viewing window where you can see the cats in the large room below. You can bring your drinks into the room with the cats.

 

• Address: Catoro, 666 E Broadway, Vancouver, BC V5T 1X6, Canada.
• Opening hours: Tuesday to Wednesday, 01:00 pm – 08:00 pm. Thursday, 12:00 pm – 06:00 pm. Friday, 11:00 am – 06:00 pm. Saturday, 11:00 am – 09:00 pm. Sunday, 11:00 am – 06:00 pm. Closed on Mondays.
• Price: CA$18 for 50 minutes.
• Reservations: Advance bookings are strongly recommended.
• Child policy: Children under 5 are not allowed inside the “Cat Forest.”
• Menu: The drinks menu includes bubble tea or coffee and tea options.
• Website: catoropets.com

 

Submitted by The Travelling City Girl.

 

 

PETPLS Café & Supply in Richmond, British Columbia

 

This is a pet food and supply store that also runs a separate cat room where you can book time with cats that are available for adoption through local rescue partnerships. The cat room functions as a dedicated interaction space rather than a full café-style lounge.

The cat room is kept separate from the retail area and follows clear hygiene rules. Shoes are not allowed inside, so you need to bring socks. Food and drinks are not allowed inside the cat room, and the focus of the visit is time with the cats rather than dining.

 

• Address: PETPLS Café & Supply, 6386 Number 3 Rd #165, Richmond, BC V6Y 0L5, Canada.
• Opening hours: Monday and Tuesday, 11:00 am – 06:00 pm. Wednesday, 11:00 am – 08:00 pm. Thursday, 11:00 am – 06:00 pm. Friday to Sunday, 11:00 am – 08:00 pm.
• Price: CA$16 for 1 hour.
• Reservations: The number of guests is limited to 8 per session, so it’s best that you reserve your visit beforehand through their online booking system. Walk-ins are possible if space permits.
• Child policy: Children between 5 to 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Menu: PETPLS does not operate as a traditional café with a food-and-drink menu. The experience centers on scheduled visits with the cats in a controlled, clean environment rather than a sit-down café setup.
• Website: petpls.ca

 

 

White Cats Café in Abbotsford, British Columbia

 

White Cats Cat Café opened on January 31, 2026, in the northwestern part of Abbotsford.

It has a cat lounge and a café area where you can spend time with white resident cats, including some purebred Turkish Van cats alongside some rescue cats.

The café also has a small gift section where you can buy toys, merchandise, and other cat-themed items.

You can get to the café easily by bus. Central Fraser Valley Transit serves nearby stops on Route 1 (Highstreet/UFV), Route 2 (McMillan), Route 6 (Gladwin), Route 17 (Townline/Industrial), and Route 21 (Aldergrove Connector). The closest stops are just a few minutes’ walk from Ventura Avenue.

 

• Address: White Cats Café, 100 #110-32868 Ventura Ave, Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada.
• Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00 am – 11:00 pm. Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 am – 08:00 pm.
• Price: CA$18,50 for 55 minutes.
• Reservations: Space is limited, so reserve your visit online through their online booking system.
• Child policy: Children over 4 years old are welcome, and those between 4 and 13 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Menu: Coffee and tea.
• Website: www.whitecats.ca

 

 

Cat cafés in Manitoba

 

Annie’s Attic in Winnipeg

 

 

• Address: Annie’s Attic, 1560 Main St, Winnipeg, MB R2W 3W4, Canada.
• Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 11:00 am – 06:00 pm. Closed on Sundays and Mondays.
• Price: A donation of minimum CA$5 is required as an entry fee.
• Reservations: They are not accepting any reservations at this time.
• Child policy:
• Menu: Hot beverages and baked goods from Goodies Bake Shop and Gunn’s Bakery.
• Website: anniesattic.ca

 

Cleocatra Café in Winnipeg, Manitoba

 

This cat café in the Osborne Village area of Winnipeg combines a café space with a room where adoptable rescue cats can meet visitors. The café usually has more than 20 adoptable cats on site, all of which come from a network of rescue partners and shelters across Canada.

You can order a variety of drinks and treats at the café before or after your cat time, but you cannot bring drinks or food into the cat lounge itself.

There are also regular events like painting nights and teddy bear workshops.

 

• Address: Cleocatra Café, 106 Osborne St, Winnipeg, MB R3L 1Y5, Canada.
• Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 12:00 pm – 08:00 pm. Saturday and Sunday, 09:00 am – 10:00 pm.
• Price: CA$16,24 for 50 minutes (includes one free drink).
• Reservations: Visits fill up quickly, especially on weekends and holidays, so it’s best to book your spot in advance through their online booking platform.
• Child policy: The café welcomes visitors of most ages, but children need supervision from an adult to make sure interactions with the cats stay safe and calm.
• Menu: Specialty coffees and teas, some espresso drinks, smoothies, and a selection of desserts and snacks.
• Website: cleocatracafe.ca

 

 

Miss J.La’s Fur Babies Cat Café in Winnipeg, Manitoba

 

When Miss J.La’s Fur Babies Cat Café opened in 2016, it became one of Winnipeg’s first cat cafés combined with a rescue adoption center.

The café has a lounge with around 40 cats that you can meet and interact with. Many of the cats are available for adoption, while some stay longer if they need special care. The cats come from the café’s own rescue program.

The café is located in a neighborhood area of Winnipeg. There is street parking nearby, and local Winnipeg Transit buses stop within a short walk of the café.

 

• Address: Miss J.La’s Fur Babies Cat Café, 1428 Erin St, Winnipeg, MB R3E 2S8, Canada.
• Opening hours: They are currently closed to the public. However, they are scheduling individuals in for pre-approved adoption appointments.
• Price: Free.
• Reservations: Appointments are recommended, especially for adoption visits.
• Child policy: Not applicable.
• Menu: Not applicable.
• Website: www.missjlasfurbabiescatcafeandadoptioncentre.com

 

 

Cat cafés in New Brunswick

 

The Purrfect Cup in Fredericton, New Brunswick

 

The Purrfect Cup in Fredericton was the first cat café in the Maritimes and has been open since October 2018. It pairs a café area with a dedicated lounge with rescue cats from shelters around New Brunswick.

Everyone has to remove their shoes before entering and follow simple rules like letting cats come to you rather than picking them up.

The Purrfect Cup also hosts fun activities such as cat yoga.

 

• Address: The Purrfect Cup, 580 Two Nations Crossing, Fredericton, New Brunswick E3A 0X9, Canada.
• Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 07:30 am – 07:00 pm. Saturday, 09:00 am – 06:00 pm. Sunday, 09:00 am – 05:00 pm.
• Price: CA$10 for 1 hour.
• Reservations: Reservations for lounge sessions are a good idea because spots fill up quickly, especially on weekends.
• Child policy: Children under 13 must be with an adult in the cat lounge.
• Menu: The café makes its coffee from beans roasted nearby and serves a full range of drinks from espresso and lattes to iced coffee and specialty tea, plus sweets and baked goods from local partners.
• Website: purrfectcup.ca

 

 

Cat cafés in Newfoundland and Labrador

 

There are currently no cat cafés in Newfoundland and Labrador.

 

Cat cafés in Nova Scotia

 

There are currently no cat cafés in Nova Scotia.

 

Cat cafés in Ontario

 

Alley Cat Café in Stratford, Ontario

 

At Alley Cat Café in Stratford, you can spend time with rescue cats from groups like Purrfect Haven Cat Rescue, Arthur Animal Rescue, Hearts4Paws, and Kitchener Stray Cat Rescue and help them find permanent homes. On top of the adoptable animals, they also have 8 resident cats.

You start by booking a timed session in the kitty lounge so you can interact with the cats. The café serves a variety of drinks and treats in the front café area, and you can enjoy those while watching the cats through a glass wall before or after your visit.

Shoes aren’t allowed inside the cat area, though, so you must wear socks or bring slippers.

 

• Address: Alley Cat Cafe, 1 Market Pl, Stratford, ON N5A 1A4, Canada.
• Opening hours: Wednesday to Friday, 11:00 am – 05:00 pm. Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 am – 06:00 pm. Closd on Mondays and Tuesdays.
• Price: CA$10,50 for 1 hour.
• Reservations: Reservations are recommended because walk‑in spots aren’t guaranteed.
• Child policy: Children under 16 must stay with an adult
• Menu: Coffee, bagels, sandwiches, waffles, and other snacks.
• Website: www.alleycatcafe.ca

 

 

My Kitty Café in Guelph, Ontario

 

My Kitty Café opened in October 2015 and has a changing group of rescue cats, most of which come from Purrfect Companions of Norfolk Cat Rescue. You can book sessions to spend time with these cats in a dedicated cat lounge, and you have to wear socks and follow simple rules to keep the cats comfortable.

The café is located in a busy area with many shops. You can walk to the café from several Guelph Transit bus stops, including Wyndham Street North at Gordon Street and Wyndham Street North at Macdonell Street. There’s street parking close by if you drive.

 

• Address: My Kitty Café, 117 Wyndham St N, Guelph, Ontario N1H 4E9, Canada.
• Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday, 09:00 am – 06:00 pm. Friday and Saturday, 09:00 am – 08:00 pm.
• Price: CA$13 for 1 hour.
• Reservations: Entry is only guaranteed if you book.
• Child policy: All ages are welcome from Monday to Friday. Saturday and Sunday are only for ages 6 and over. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Menu: A wide variety of coffee and espresso drinks as well as an assortment of hot and cold drinks (iced lattes, fizzy floats, and meowshakes) plus desserts like ice cream, ice cream sandwiches, kitty cupcakes, and sundae brownies.
• Website: mykittycafe.com

 

 

Niagara Falls Cat Café in Niagara Falls, Ontario

 

Right in downtown Niagara Falls, this cat café blends a real restaurant experience with a strong focus on rescue cats. The café works closely with several cat shelters to create a space where people can relax and connect with adoptable cats.

You can stop by for a quick coffee, sit down for a relaxed meal with friends or family, or spend some time getting to know the cats. However you visit, the focus stays on good food, a calm atmosphere, and cats that love the attention.

 

• Address: Niagara Falls Cat Café, 4529 Queen St, Niagara Falls, ON L2E 2L4, Canada.
• Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 11:00 am – 07:00 pm. Saturday & Sunday, 10:00 am – 06:00 pm.
• Price: CA$6 for 30 minutes or CA$10 for 1 hour.
• Reservations: All reservations must be done over the phone: 1 – 905 – 356 – 2833.
• Child policy: All ages are welcome at Niagara Falls Cat Café.
• Menu: Soups, salads, toasts, waffles, pancakes, shareables, and more.
• Website: niagarafallscatcafe.ca

 

 

Purrfect Pet Café in Vaughan/Thornhill, Ontario

 

This is yet another establishment that combines both a casual café with a cat lounge where you can spend time with adoptable cats. You can enjoy your drinks and snacks in the café area or bring them with you into the cat space.

If you come by car, you can use the nearby parking options off Steeles Avenue. Otherwise, York Region Transit buses stop close by on Steeles Avenue West and Bathurst Street.

 

• Address: Purrfect Pet Café, 330 Steeles Ave W Unit B5, Thornhill, ON L4J 6W9, Canada.
• Opening hours: Monday, 09:00 am – 08:00 pm. Tuesday, 11:00 am – 07:00 pm. Wednesday and Thursday, 11:00 am – 08:00 pm. Friday to Sunday, 11:00 am – 09:00 pm.
• Price: You can choose from several visit plans that include lounge access alone or combined with a drink or a dessert. Visits start at CA$24,99 for 1 hour.
• Reservations: Online reservations take priority. Walk-in will only be available when reservations aren’t full.
• Child policy: Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Menu: Americano, mocha, latte, fruit teas, milk teas, coconut water, sparkling lemonades, hot chocolate, orange juice, signature lattes (such as Hokkaido, pistachio, jasmine and matcha). Milk substitutes are available.
• Website: www.purrfectpetcafe.com

 

Toe Beans Cat Café in Port Hope, Ontario

 

This cat café opened in September 2018 and works closely with a wide range of animal rescues to give foster cats a safe and engaging place to stay while they wait for adoption. Some of their current rescue partners include Spicy Kitten Rescue, Barn Cat Co-op, Cottage Paws Rescue, Retired Queens Rescue, Feral to Forever Cat Rescue, Save a Soul Kuwait, the Cayman Island Humane Society, and several Egyptian rescues such as Help Meow Egypt.

The café runs entirely on cat room entry fees and in-store purchases. All of that money goes straight back into caring for the foster cats, covering food, supplies, and daily operating costs.

Please know that you need to remove your shoes before entering the cat room, so make sure to bring socks. This helps keep the space clean and safe for the cats.

 

• Address: Toe Beans Cat Café, 119 Peter St, Port Hope, Ontario L1A 1C5, Canada.
• Opening hours: Monday to Thursday, 10:00 am – 04:00 pm. Friday and Saturday, 10:00 am – 06:00 pm. Sunday, 10:00 am – 04:00 pm. Closed on Tuesdays.
• Price: CA$10 for 1 hour. Children under 3 get in free.
• Reservations: Walk-ins are welcome when space allows. However, they do have an online booking system on their website.
• Child policy: 3 children per one adult max.
• Menu: Espresso coffee and fresh baked goods.
• Website: toe-beans-cat-cafe.square.site

 

 

Vintage Cat Café in Toronto, Ontario

 

Vintage vibes meet feline company at this cat café, which sits in a lively stretch of St. Clair. They only host five cats, all long-term residents and not available for adoption.

If you come by car, parking is available nearby, but spots fill up quickly. Getting there is usually easier with public transit. You can take the 512 St. Clair streetcar west from downtown Toronto and get off at either St. Clair Avenue West at Keele Street or St. Clair at Lansdowne Avenue. The café is just a short walk from both stops.

 

• Address: Vintage Cat Café Toronto, 1274 St Clair Ave W, Toronto, ON M6E 1B9, Canada.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 09:00 am – 08:00 pm. Closed on Tuesdays.
• Price: CA$24,95 for 1 hour (this includes 1 complimentary drink).
• Reservations: Reservations for the cat lounge are recommended because spots fill up quickly.
• Child policy: Children are welcome, but supervision is necessary so the cats stay comfortable.
• Menu: Coffee drinks like Turkish coffee, signature lattes, tea, simple sandwiches, pastries, desserts like cheesecake and chocolate chip muffins, and seasonal treats like pumpkin lattes or specialty cheesecakes.
• Website: www.vintagecatcafe.com

 

 

Wonder Pet Cafe in Toronto, Ontario

 

This pet-themed café is both a cat and a dog café.You can grab a cup of coffee and enjoy tasty desserts while hanging out with either rescued cats or dogs. The best part is that many of the animals are up for adoption, and the café gives them a chance to meet people and find loving homes.

 

• Address: Wonder Pet Cafe, 333 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M5V 2A4, Canada.
• Opening hours: Open from Monday to Saturday, 12:00 pm – 08:00 pm. Sunday, 12:00 pm – 09:00 pm.
• Price: Prices vary depending on the day of the week, the plan selected, and whether you want to reserve the dog or the cat room. Weekday cat sessions begin at CA$28.99 and don’t include a drink or snack. Children under 3 enter free.
• Reservations: Online reservations take a priority. Walk-ins are not guaranteed.
• Child policy: Children under 5 are not allowed to enter the dog room.
• Menu: Americano, specialty lattes (strawberry coconut latte, brown sugar latte, etc), fruit teas, milk teas, coco juice, matcha, and more.
• Website: www.wonderpetcafe.ca

 

 

Yay For Strays in Windsor, Ontario

 

• Address: Yay For Strays, 1326 Ottawa St, Windsor, ON N8X 2E3, Canada.
• Opening hours: Temporarily closed!

 

Cat cafés on Prince Edward Island

 

There are currently no cat cafés here.

 

Cat cafés in Quebec

 

Café Félin Chats‑Nous in Quebec

 

More than just a cat café, Café Félin Chats-Nous wants to be a relaxed spot for meals with family and friends. That means the food takes center stage just as much as the cats do. It’s the perfect mix of good food and feline company.

They have 7 resident cats (not available for adoption): Bianco, Rubis, Prada, Iris, Fluffy, Daniel, and Uno.

 

• Address: Café Félin Chats-Nous, 795 Rue Saint-Olivier, Québec, QC G1R 1H4, Canada.
• Opening hours: Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 10:00 am – 06:00 pm. Saturday and Sunday, 09:00 am – 07:00 pm. Closed on Mondays and Wednesdays.
• Price: You pay what you consume.
• Reservations: Reservations can be done over phone: 418 – 647 – 2428.
• Child policy: Children are welcome.
• Menu: Sandwiches, homemade soups, salads, pastries, bagels, desserts, smoothies, and more.
• Website: chatsnous.ca

 

Café Félin Ma Langue Aux Chats in Quebec City, Quebec

 

This cat café sits in the heart of Old Québec and is just steps from the charming cobblestone streets of the Old Port and well‑known attractions like the city’s fortified ramparts, the Musée de la civilisation, Place D’Youville, and the waterfront near the St. Lawrence River. That makes it a great stop while you explore the rest of Old Québec’s must‑see sites.

Café Félin Ma Langue Aux Chats hosts 14 resident cats, who roam freely inside the cat lounge. They call the café their permanent home and not available for adoption.

 

• Address: Café Félin Ma Langue Aux Chats, 307 Rue Saint-Paul, Quebec, QC G1K 3W6, Canada.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 10:00 am to 08:00 pm.
• Price: Not listed.
• Reservations: Reservations aren’t strictly required, but the café gets busy, especially on weekends and in peak tourist months.
• Child policy: Children are welcome but have to be supervised.
• Menu: Classic café drinks like espresso, cappuccino, chai latte, teas, and juices, alongside soups, panini sandwiches, salads, fresh salads, lemonades, hot chocolate, carrot cake and other desserts.
• Website: http://cafemalangueauxchats.ca/

 

 

Cat Café Montréal aka Le Café des Chats in Montreal, Quebec

 

• Address: Cat Café Montreal aka Le Café des Chats, 3435 Rue Saint-Denis, Montreal, Quebec H2X 3L1, Canada.
• Opening hours: Temporarily closed!

 

 

Happy Cat Café Montreal aka Le Café Chat l’Heureux in Montreal, Quebec

 

Happy Cat Café Montreal sits in the Plateau neighborhood of Quebec and has become one of the city’s favorite spots to combine good food with laid‑back time around cats. Nearby attractions include Parc du Mont‑Royal, the quirky shops and murals of the Plateau, and the lively cafés and restaurants along Boulevard Saint‑Laurent and Avenue du Mont‑Royal

The café has about a dozen resident felines, and they work with the Proanima shelter to welcome some adoptable cats as well. The space feels like a relaxed bistro where you can eat, drink, and let the cats come to you if they want attention. Shoes must be removed as you enter.

Happy Cat Café is easy to reach on Montreal’s transit network. You can take bus 11 (St‑Laurent / Papineau), bus 55 (Dorion), bus 29 (Jean‑Talon), or bus 30 (Mont‑Royal) and walk a few blocks. The Mont‑Royal metro station on the orange line is also nearby, and from there it’s an easy walk to the café’s neighborhood.

 

• Address: Happy Cat Café Montreal aka Le Café Chat l’Heureux, 172 Duluth Ave E, Montreal, Quebec H2W 1H3, Canada.
• Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 11:00 am – 08:00 pm. Closed on Mondays.
• Price: You pay for what you consume.
• Reservations: You don’t need a reservation to visit. Tthe café operates on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
• Child policy: Children under ten should stay with an adult at all times.
• Menu: Hearty and homemade meals with a vegetarian focus, including grilled cheese sandwiches, fresh salads, vegetarian chili, smoothies, soups, espresso drinks, lemonades, cakes and other desserts.
• Website: cafechatlheureux.com

 

 

Cat cafes in Saskatchewan

 

Excalipurr Cat Café in Regina, Saskatchewan

 

Excalipurr Cat Café is located in the heart of Regina and blends a casual café with a dedicated cat lounge where you can enjoy drinks, food, and feline company all in one visit.

The café works with local rescue partners, most notably SCRAPS from Moose Jaw, to bring in adoptable cats that live in the lounge and are available for adoption. All of the cats are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and cared for through the café’s partnership with the rescue. You’ll usually find around 15–20 cats in the space during normal hours, with plenty of furniture, hammocks, and cozy spots for them to explore and nap.

Regina Transit buses run along Albert Street, with several stops close to the café’s location. There is also street parking nearby if you plan to drive.

The café’s central location makes it easy to combine with other downtown Regina activities like visiting Wascana Center or browsing shops and restaurants along 13th Avenue.

 

• Address: Excalipurr Cat Café, 2156 Albert St, Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 2T9, Canada.
• Opening hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, 12:00 pm – 05:00 pm. Thursday, 01:00 pm – 07:00 pm. Saturday, 10:00 am – 04:00 pm. Closed on Mondays.
• Price: CA$8 for 45 minutes, with a family rate for multiple admissions and special $5 Tuesdays.
• Reservations: Reservations are highly recommended because only a limited number of guests are allowed in the cat space at once.
• Child policy: Children are welcome, but the café staff asks that parents stay close and help younger children follow the rules.
• Menu: Specialty coffees, vegetarian fare, and baked goods, with some vegan options.
• Website: excalipurr.ca

 

 

Cat cafés in Canada that are now closed

 

• Alley Cat Café in Red Deer, Alberta
• Feline Café in Ottawa, Ontario
• Lazy Cat Cafe in Toronto, Ontario
• Mad Catter Café in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador
• Paws the Cat Café in Edmonton, Alberta
• Siberian Cat Café in Chelsea, Quebec
• Southpaw Cat Café in Kingston, Ontario
• VegaBoo Cat Haven in Regina, Saskatchewan

 

 

Which Cat cafés in Canada have you visited?

 

We hope this guide has inspired you to visit some of Canada’s wonderful cat cafés and enjoy the perfect mix of coffee and cuddles!

Have you visited any of these cat cafés, or do you have a favorite we missed? Share your experiences in the comments below—we’d love to hear about your furry adventures!

Don’t forget to share this article with your friends, family, and on social media to help spread the word and support these cafés in finding loving homes for even more rescue cats. ❤️

If you’re traveling abroad, why not check out some fantastic cat cafés in nearby US states like Washington, Oregon, New York, or Michigan? Or venture further to explore internationally renowned cat cafés in countries like Japan and Taiwan, where the trend originated, or the Netherlands, home to some of Europe’s most charming feline havens.

Wherever you go, you’re sure to find fluffy friends and warm memories waiting.

 

 

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