Denver Cat Company

We had a great experience at the Denver Cat Company! It’s such a welcoming place, filled with friendly cats and a cozy atmosphere. The layout offers plenty of seating areas, making it easy to relax and enjoy the company of both adult cats and playful kittens. We made appointments ahead of time, but I noticed a few walk-ins while we were there, which added to the lively vibe of the place. I was pleasantly surprised at how busy it was, yet the atmosphere remained laid back and enjoyable. The space was clean and well-maintained, which made our visit even more pleasant. The cats were absolutely awesome, each with their own unique personality. It was a joy to interact with them and watch them play with the various toys available. Our two teenage kids really enjoyed themselves. Overall, the Denver Cat Company is a fantastic destination for cat enthusiasts. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to unwind and spend some quality time with adorable animals -- or even adopt!

This was a very relaxing and wonderful place to visit. We had just lost our cat this past summer, after she was with us for almost 16 years as a companion to our newly adopted teenage daughter in 2009. She was also a very dear companion for me and my wife, and I've been sad for quite a while this year. However, It was nice to finally hang out with cats again and I was cheered up!

I came here with a friend. There is an entry fee, but it is worth it. The employees are very knowledgeable about the kittens in their care. There are scratching posts and places for the cats to climb and sleep. The cat-themed artwork on the wall added to the atmosphere. The place is clean and well maintained. There are cat toys available for people to use as they play with the kittens. There are items for sale such as cute mugs and ovenmits and a cooler of cold drinks. There are boardgames you can play. It was heartwarming to spend time with the kittens and I look forward to returning.

Lots of cute kitties! I went in the afternoon on a weekday (around 5 pm) and I think the cats were a bit sleepy so I tried not to bother them too much :). the lady behind the counter (I couldn't catch her name) was oh so sweet and made the experience so enjoyable. Its a sweet spot to chill and also hang around with cats.

We love supporting any organization that gives back to shelters and the efforts to adopt the cats and kittens. We visited on a weekend so it was a bit busy. Some cats slept while others hid…LOL! But there were still plenty of cats to interact with during our visit. Remember that these are real pets and we don’t know their story so do bring patience. They have an assortment of board games too. We passed the time playing a card game while the cats ran about. If you bring children, please keep a close watch. The kids mean well but at times they would scare the cats away. (Not on purpose, they were just a bit too assertive with the petting) Overall we absolutely enjoyed our time and cat wait to return!

We had a few hours before our flight and decided to go love on the cats at Denver Cat Company. We had a bogo offer to go in so we paid one entry fee for two but either way the fee goes to the kitties! If you are in area go and if you can adopt!! Sweetest kittens!

Cute , fun, beats depression, and super clean bathroom. Wow this was a lovely place to go. 97% of the kitty’s were friendly and lovable. Playful too! Only 2 caution kitty’s but hey it didn’t bother us. We weren’t curios either and just left them alone. They sold some canned drinks, cat toys, and trinkets. Never been to an animal cafe now I Can’t wait to go back.

We had a great time at the Denver Cat Cafe! We are from out of town and needed a kitty fix, so we really enjoyed visiting with the kitties before we flew home. I’d highly recommend stopping here if you’re in town.

I was at the Denver Cat Company this last weekend and was very overwhelmed. I've been to many cat cafes in and out of the country as it's a must for my wife and I on our travels. This place was the first time they didn't need reservations. We walked in and literally could have just not paid and they would not have noticed because it was so packed. I heard a cat cry out like someone stepped on a tail and the two workers didn't even flinch. There was another cat, during our entire stay (30 minutes give or take) was suckling itself clearly overwhelmed. No worker seemed to care or monitor the cats. They were just standing upfront staring. The cats also had watery eyes like they may have had an infection. Saw this on two cats. They also had a roped off area for cats to cool down and said adults only...a little girl was in there running after the cats for serval minutes until someone said something. I'm genuinely concerned for the cats. As cute as they were I was worried for their well-being. Every cat cafe I have been to has put the cats first, this was not that at all. Stars for cats...low rating to make sure to have people see the warning and maybe have someone change this.

Visited on a vacation to Colorado and had some time to kill before hotel check in. Reserved a spot online, came by, played with cats for an hour and drank good coffee!

Okay, the fact that this cat cafe is a thing is brilliant and so heart warming to participate with. The cats were the star of the show here. Some very playful kitties and some sleepy hang out kitties. The coffee was good but don't expect this to be like your normal cafe with options. They sanitized the kitty play and slew area while I was here and it was well maintained. The people working were nice. I will say this place is not really meant for small children or loud people. Cats dont like being chased by kids and they scram when they hear loud noises. All natural. If you're looking for a cool place to enjoy some sweet purs and have a cup of coffee then this is a great place to check out. I would like to suggest some vibrant decor here the vibe was a bit mellow?? It needed some pizazz to match the cute kitties. Still highly recommend checking it out.

The cat cafe is cute and clean. It wasn't crowded and there were plenty of places for the cats to walk or hide if they didn't want to interact. Small selection of beverages which is fine since the attraction is the cats and not beverages. My biggest complaint is that the rules were not enforced by the staff. There was a man in the cafe who regularly grabbed sleeping cats out of their beds even though they resisted by grabbing their beds and yowling. He then would hug them extremely tight until they yowled and scratched him. Rinse and repeat numerous times. The staff should ensure the cats are adequately protected.

Very chill cat cafe! It's a small coffee area and most of the area are things you can buy and various tables to sit, chat, and play games. It was pretty busy when I was there but plenty of areas to sit and cats to play with. We booked an appointment online but it didn't seem like it was necessary. But I would still schedule one just in case however, walk ins don't seem like a problem.

Great facility! Stopped in to see how the business works and enjoyed our visit. $15/hour to pet and play w the resident cats. Refreshments are available also. Over 20 cats were there at the time and the place was clean w no smell. Some of the cats were resting while others were roaming and playing. Plenty of space for them to climb and lots of cubby for them to curl up in and snooze. Staff was friendly and spent time answering any questions.

Cute place. Seen about 10 cats. But 30 dollars for my son and I just didn't seem justifiable, especially when there's a crowd. We go to Almost Home Adoptions for free and you're able to spend quality time with the cats. Maybe some light music would help as well, it just seemed so awkward in there.

Pro tip: take a coffee to a shelter and save 15$ entry fee. There's no limit on people allowed in here which I'm sure is terrifying for the cats. It's not even really a coffee shop either. Over all the whole experience was confusing.

Cat cafes are one of my favorite places to visit when I am out of town, and Denver Cat Company, without a doubt, is the best one that I have ever visited. You can tell that the staff truly cares for the cats. The inside is very clean, and there are plenty of spaces for the cats to lounge around or play if they want to. When I visited earlier this month, I believe there were about 16 cats. Upon walking in, I was greeted by Amanda who was extremely personable and explained a little bit about Denver Cat Company and the Denver Cat Rescue, the connected non-profit organization that supplies the cats in the cafe. Overall, the cats were playful and sweet. If I was not just visiting Denver, I think I definitely would have taken a kitty (or two) home, but it was still lovely getting to socialize with them. The entry cost was $15, which I think was very reasonable for the way they maintain this cafe and it supports the cats! I highly recommend visiting Denver Cat Company when you are in the area. Thank you so much for the work you all do!

This place was way too overpriced, crowded, and hot. There weren't enough cats out and about, and it was so hot we left within 20 minutes. They have nothing but burning hot coffee and hot chocolate, and we couldn't enjoy it because it was McDonald's level hot, and the woman working there wasn't friendly, and even told me after I paid that my kids could not use their restroom.

We love cat cafes and try to find one in each city we visit. Denver Cat Company is one of the best we've visited! It's located in a cute area and you can make reservations in advance. They are chill about the time restriction as well. The space is clean and they provide multiple areas for the cats to hang, hide, or chill. We loved our time and will definitely be back!

I'm allergic to cats, but love them, so this is my favorite window to say hi to the adorable kitties through. They also have an excellent selection of cat-themed items in the gift shop.

Fun place to stop by. It's a little pricey at $15/adult and $13/kid so I don't think we will come frequently but it was a nice activity with the family to get our kitty fix. The place was clean, no litter smell. There were about 10 cats there when we went; some were active and some were sleeping, but there seemed to be a number of places they could hang out (some out of reach of humans, if things get too overstimulating). There was an assortment of cat toys to engage with, and the bonus was a shelf full of board games so you can sit and hang out for a while. They do have a recommended stay duration but we probably wouldn't have wanted to stay longer. I did see they had beverages for purchase in the fridge. Not sure if they have real cafe drinks like coffee and such, and I don't think they have food. There is a little playground just a block away, in case the kids need to run around a bit afterwards.

Visiting from out of state so I just looked up some things to do and I found this cat company that helps cats with adoption and all that good stuff. I found this place very nice it's about $15 per person go sit inside with the cats but I want to let everyone know that this place seems to be mainly a place to sit and do work on your laptop while some cats roam around. So I know $15 a person is a bit on the expensive side so I justify it by knowing the money is going towards the cats and that makes me happy.

While I stumbled across this cat cafe under unfortunate circumstances, I'm incredibly grateful i did. I had to surrender my lovely cat (due to financial reasons etc.) and the Denver Cat Company was very helpful and provided all the info i needed throughout the process. When the time came to take my cat there, everyone was very nice and it was so comforting to see all the other kitties running around. The interior is cute and comfortable, plenty of seating and cats to go around! Very soon after I surrendered my cat, she was adopted. I'm eternally grateful to have found this place at such a difficult time, and that they were happy to give my cat a comfortable and safe temporary home. Thank you, Denver Cat Company!

Randomly stopped by here 30 minutes before they closed. Very active kitties and a few snoozing ones. The space: Huge spacey room with toys you can use to play with them. The middle is a nice area to run across for them to chase you. Lots of seating. The walls and ceilings were decked our with car shelves! There's also a little backroom where the bathrooms are and small spaces for cats to hide away and/or play. Beverages available in a fridge at the front along with a board with a description of each cat inside. The cats: You can adopt any of them if you fall in love as long as they don't already have a pending adoption. A staff member said most kitties get adopted within a few weeks, which is great to hear. They could have a few kitties to 25 kitties, depending on availability from fosters. I already have two cats but I'll consider a cat cafe as an option to check out if we get another pet. Price: Reasonable. $13/hour. We only had 30 minutes but I went in looking at it as more like a donation. Service: Nothing to say here. They were closing up.

Sure $15 + a drink might be a little pricy for a visit. But I rationalized by telling myself it was going to the kitties. The drinks are the bare minimum but is that really what you're going for? Instead you're going for a wide variety of kitties that you can explore their different personalities and play kitty inspired games like cat bingo. What else could one ask for from a lazy afternoon?

What a great place and great business. 10 out of 10 recommend for the ambiance, people, and of course, cats. They adopt them out so it keeps them out of shelters and gives them good homes. Great place!!!!

Highly recommend this to cat lovers or anyone looking to add a furry friend to the family! You can get to know the cats, play games with your friends, and potentially adopt a cat that's available. For there being so many cats in one building the place smells clean and looks cleans. There is an entry fee and can be expensive depending on how many people go, but that money helps them take care of the cats so I do not feel it's overpriced. Just plan on spending 1-2 hours to feel like you got your money's worth. They do offer coffee, other drinks and snacks but it's all pre packaged items, besides the coffee. Overall I really enjoyed this place

Cats... cats... and more cats!!! Ugh, what a cut place. Walked by it while on the way to some dinner reservations and had to stop in to pet some cats and get some merch. I'm happy the cats have lots of fun, enriching toys and ample space to play, sleep, and hide from hoomans.

Cat cuteness overload! I'm so excited to find a cat cafe in Denver. It was $13 for entrance. They have a variety of cold drinks, hot coffee and hot tea. I went at a time when the cars where unfortunately very sleepy. But still so cute. This place has lots of places for sitting and chilling. And SO many houses and seats for the cats. Adorable cat towers, cat agility courses against walls. So cozy and cute. All the cats are adoptable as well! Each has a name and are so loveable. I definitely splurged and got some super cute souvenirs too. They have cute cups, clothes, cats toys, and so much more. Come by and pet some cats!

So cute and fun! I have never been to a cat cafe so i don't have anything to compare it to/ but they have pictures of the cats names and ages so you can learn about them so cute and the cats were so friendly and all had collars. they also had cute funny gifts for sale. didn't try the food

We weren't sure what to do when we walked in. No one greeted us as we stood behind a swinging door. After about 5 minutes we decided to enter. We walked over to the girl behind the counter she said it's $10.00 a person so we paid. They have tables to sit at and watch the cats roam around. It's a small place so I felt on top of the other people wanting to play with the cats. I felt like the younger kids were taking over holding the cats and not letting others see them. I appreciate that you can adopt these cats but I need interaction with them before I'll do that. There wasn't any supervision , the worker stayed at the desk the whole time. They sale drinks but we weren't offered any so we walked by that station. Not sure if Saturday is the best day to go.

I've been here I think 3 or 4 times and I've always had a great experience. It's a fun place to go for a date or just some quiet study time with an added bonus: cat friends! The cats are all rescued and available for adoption so even if entry is a bit pricey, i don't mind because I know I'm supporting a good cause. Will definitely be returning again and again!

Such an adorable place in an even nicer area! It's $15/person for an hour but with the amount of cats and how massive the space is it's well worth it. There are cats roaming around everywhere, when I went to the bathroom there was a cat on the windowsill! The woman working there was wonderful and she treated the cats like they were her own. I will definitely be back here!

Service was decent, but overall I didn't enjoy the atmosphere given there were plenty of children running around and yelling, also was very overcrowded that clearly contributed to the cat's avoidance and overstimulation. I had higher expectations for it being a quote and quote cat cafe not worth the $15

I love public cat spaces!! I've now been to cat cafes in Houston, Santa Barbara, Long Beach, and now Denver! I adopted 2 cute kitties from the one in Santa Barbara and am considering adding a cat to the fam potentially from Denver Cat Co. i love that you can spend time with the cats and get a sense for their level of socialization and their personal preferences. Before I moved to Denver, I brought back some of the Denver Cat Co Cat Cannabis and Cinder went crazy for it. Um - now we live in Denver. I have been like 3x now. First time I was in town for work and went to hang out since cats have a nice esa effect on me. Chill out some of the work social anxiety. Second time was when I came out here to stage the new apartment for when the cats and I arrived from Los Angeles. Last time was with a friend who has a dog and isn't obsessed with cats at all but can still have a good time with them. We watched a cat that looks like Tom in the tom and jerry cartoon race around the floor to ceiling cat tree. So funny. He's a big fluffy cat. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the cafe part had opened up! It's nice that these kinds of things are progressing since covid. My friend got me a delicious caramel apple cider. I like to go to the cherry pie co across the street and the. Go to Denver Cat co. It's becoming a ritual situation. They have some cute merch too!

Enjoyed our visit to the Denver Cat Company. There are lots of great toys and structures for the cats so it's fun to see them play with so many different things. They also have plenty of comfortable spots for humans to sit and play with the cats. They have a nice selection of various beverages available for purchase. We enjoyed our visit a lot and will definitely be back.

Sooo many cute kitties! Although I will probably come back another time than late afternoon since so many were sleeping when I came. I love this concept so much and I love that the cats can get socialized before they get adopted. Great way to look for a new potential furry friend! They also sell drinks here if you're looking to sip on something non-alcoholic. Staff was very kind as well. I will be back to see the new cats that arrive!

This was my first experience at a cat cafe and I am honestly impressed. Upon entry we signed a waiver and ordered coffee. The employee explained everything to expect, gave us a quick tour and introduced us to tortilla, a cat who greeted us at the door. The cats were so sweet and friendly. A few even let us pick them up and sat in our lap. There were toys you could use to play with them too. Such a nice time!

I'm not allowed to have fur babies at the moment so coming here today cured the sad feels I've been having. There's games and books and tables and a little drink selection - I would love to hangout here or study/work! The cats are adorable but they are cats! If you don't know how cats act please ask the staff! There was one cat that only liked being petted on the head and these kids ignored that information and were getting shocked when it got upset - please pay attention and listen to what the staff say!

I wasn't really into the idea of going to a cat cafe. I went because my bf loves cats. We booked online, which cost $12 per person. When we came in, a lot of them were sleeping. But there was one my bf got ahold of who took a nap on his lap. The cats are quite friendly. There is a lot of space for them to roam around. I'm glad it wasn't too crowded when we went and there was always a cat around to play with/ pet.

We adopted our cat Pepper here. And he's the most amazing cat I've ever owned. So I'm a little biased. But this place has been fun for my daughter and me. We first visited in April 2021 to look at cats with the intent to eventually adopt. My kid fell in love with Pepper and we submitted an application. It took about a week to process - they check references, etc. Pepper was worth the wait. We also came back to do pumpkin carving in October 2021. That was super fun. For $35, they hollowed out the pumpkin for us and we carved away! They had all the tools, stencils, etc. A few cats sat on my lap for moral support. There was time to walk around and pet the cats too before they closed. They had a lot of unique pet products for cats there when we visited. Like catnip wine for cats. And cool toys. Things I haven't seen anywhere else. Another reviewer complained about the cats having colds. Pepper did have a cold when we adopted him. My vet explained a cold is a very common herpes virus in cats (not transmissible to humans) and cats become symptomatic when stressed. Once he got used to our home, it went away. I can't imagine any shelter cat would not have this virus. I'm not sure having them sit in cages all day would solve the problem. I know that once Pepper was symptomatic, he went into foster care for a few months. The day he returned to the cat cafe, we snapped him up. So they are trying to minimize the problem, but I like their method of presenting the cats for adoption. Even the nice shelters have been a little depressing to me. I'll take cats roaming a cat cafe during the day over cats sleeping in small cages in their litter boxes any day.

This is such a sweet cat cafe and rescue organization. They are very organized and a great gift shop. Even out dog lover friends has a great time! Highly recommend for a fun outing that gives back to a great cause. Tempts me to adopt another family member every time

Entry was only about $12 per person without tax so the price was nice. Drinks ranged between $3-5 which was also nice. But it was way too many people. I reserved for 2 people online because it was recommended just in case there'd be no room, but it felt like it didn't really matter. Easily way too many people in such a small space to where there wasn't enough chairs and you had to wait till people left to sit down. Due to the amount of people as well the cats were almost non-existent. Which is fair on their part. But honestly I wish we did see the cats a bit more. Ultimately though my biggest gripe is just way too many people. It felt like our reservation really didn't matter.

Weird AF. But fun nonetheless. One cat was a total asshole. But I just stayed away from that window dweller. The cat is probably gone by now since it was ages ago (like a couple years) since I went. Then again maybe he's still there because he was such a dick. Mind you, I don't even like cats. Like legit don't think they are worth the getting one because there's not often a cat that is dog like loving and faithful. For the most part they only want to be fed and then left alone. However, most of these creatures here are lil lovebugs that wanted to be petted, except for that nazi cat. Toys to play with them, adoptions readily available, it a unique experience. Didn't have any desire to go back, but it was a one time fun thing to do. Now if you're a cat lover... GO! Get your feline fix, have a coffee... enjoy!

This CC doesn't seem to have a limit on people. So the entire time we were here, it was nearly impossible to spend time with a cat. Very crowded and the person running things wasn't very interested in making sure the rules were followed. Overall, $15 per person to sit/walk around in a stuffy crowded shop isn't worth the visit. The cats themselves were wonderful when there's on that is available. I probably will not return here. Cons: stuffy, crowded Pros: cute cats, doesn't smell bad

Such a fun place to see some friendly 4 legged friends! I stumbled upon Denver cat company while walking around and decided to give the kitties some attention! The staff were kind and helpful! The kitties were 10/10 adorable! Worth the money!

I was really excited to visit this cat cafe and connect with the different kitties. I was serious about adopting and decided to visit the cat cafe on a Saturday which in hindsight was actually a terrible idea. I've never been more disgusted with how many people they let in. I was crawling on the floor trying to bond with kitties when little obnoxious kids would come and poke them, scare them away, preventing me from even being able to make a connection with any of the cats. Along with that half the cats were hiding due to how loud and annoying the children were being. $15 for entry just for me to be frustrated out of my mind. The business seems to care more about money over the wellbeing of their cats. Not to mention the parents that brought 4 of their kids in on Saturday already have 3 cats and weren't planning on adopting again (why are you here hanging out spooking these cats with your children when you have 3 cats at home this isn't a hangout place to enjoy yourself this is for actual people looking to actually adopt a cat and create a special bond). I will never go back here and don't recommend this place.

For sure a fun experience and one everyone should try at least once! Pros: - cute cats - duh! (And they are all adoptable!) - free WiFi - cute swag - in a fun part of town Cons: - no great coffee choices - they charge a fee to get in - they allow kids to run around and terrorize the cats. I was getting so sad for them some were even sheltering around me because I was just working minding my business - it smells like cat. If you know YOU KNOW Overall I would take my cat lover friends here again for the experience but just to hang out prolly not.

Fun love to go and interact with cats! I would recommend going on a weekday, I was pretty packed on. Saturday afternoon and the cats seemed over stimulated. But cute place to go get a drink and see cats available for adoption!

If you love cats and want to play with cats, this place is great to visit. Reserve a time online for a dollar off, but they also take walk ins! There are usually 15-20 cats at a time and they provide toys to play with the cats. Drinks are limited because of sanitary reasons so it's mainly a cat play cafe! You can adopt the cats there as they are all up for adoption. Front desk service is lovey and kind.

Way too many people allowed in at once, which seemed to really stress out the cats. Also, this was the first cat cafe I've been to that allowed guests to pick up cats. Usually there are strict rules against that for the cats safety. I recommend this business start implementing more policies to protect their cats and keep them comfortable.

I've never been treated so poorly. I visited this cafe to see what everyone was so excited about and was initially ecstatic about how the company operated. I fell in love with one of their kittens and applied for the adoption process. Not only were they rude to my fiancé and me, but they also seemed unaware that their phones weren't working. I attempted to call, as I understood the expedited process was strictly for the kittens. They told me to contact the rescue directly. I did as instructed, but they never responded to any of my calls or messages. I was waiting to see if an application for one of their other kittens would fall through since we wanted to adopt both. Instead of treating me like a potential client and communicating, they denied my application for checking in. I was also charged for returning to see the kitten I was applying for, only to find out they don't charge after an application is submitted. I learned this by overhearing the staff tell another applicant. Being young shouldn't determine whether a home is suitable for an animal. They didn't perform any background check on my application. My fiancé is a CEO of a crypto company. While there may not be many young applicants with a high income, we are a couple who can prove it. Because we sought clarification and received no response other than pure attitude, they denied us. After denying us, they responded almost immediately. It's unbelievable how much discrimination plays apart in this situation.

If you're going on a 1st or 2nd date, maybe even actively looking for a new fur baby then this cafe is the place to go! My husband and I went once and immediately found and fell in love with our new fur child. They get new cats in almost everyday so we put in the application that day so we could have first dibs on our new baby boy. The adoption process takes about 5-10 business days so if you're completely impatient like I am we just kept visiting our little man until it was time to pick him up and bring him home. And if the cafe sees this: Serrano is doing so great in his new home! He is the most lovable boy! We also found out he is such an aggressive lover. If he wants pets then he gets pets!

I was having a great time at this cafe. Everyone, employees and customers, were lovely and respectful to the cats and space. I was considering ordering a drink and staying longer when I heard someone loudly scooting around furniture and slamming down scratching posts. This caused the cats to scatter. I was about to say something to the staff when I realized this disruptive person was the owner. It soured my experience. The cats were lovely but I decided to leave after that.

This place is okay. There's not a lot of cats to interact with but you still are able to cuddle up to some. Most of the cats are black so you can easily get confused with how many there are. We weren't given any instructions once we entered but they were written on the wall. There's no time limit so you can stay for as long as you like. They serve drinks and have a small fridge with more drinks. A good place to spend an hour or two.

I spent a snowy afternoon here and it was a pretty amazing experience. They've redone the whole place for the cats so that if they need to escape humans for awhile they can by climbing up the wall. They even have their own little private bathroom area. This was a wonderful place. Just a heads up to people it's a $12 fee to get in and they can't have a full service coffee shop there because of health codes. But they had your basic coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and apple cider. I also saw some people buy pre packaged snacks. I came to read and didn't even open my book because I was so busy playing with the kittens!

So many cats/kittens which is truly why I went. Was under the impression there would be more drink/snack options. Overall, the area was very clean and well kept for all the cats there and it was a very nice place to sit for a while and interact with the cats!