Kitty Cafe

I was left feeling disappointed with my visit. The staff seemed disinterested, very slow service to get in and when trying to order. We did visit towards the end of the day but the cats seemed playful and liked to explore. The building itself is very well decorated and plenty of amenities for the resident felines. You are free to move around to see the other cats but remember to abide by the clear rules which are common sense to keep everyone safe. If the staff seemed to be more engaged, I would happily give an extra star or two.

We had a lovely time in kitty cafe , the prices for food and drink were very fair! Cheaper than expected. You would think with cats around it wouldn't be best for cleanliness however it was completely the opposite the cafe was immaculate! The staff were lovely , would definitely visit here again 😊 The only small thing id pick at is maybe more supervison on children, a few where harassing the cats, you could tell they had had enough. Id still give it 5 star she to staff and because of the good time we ha 😊

Garbage cafe. Literally had to leave before getting our food, and getting a refund. As someone who's been to her fair share of cat cafes across different places (Vilnius, Stockholm, London, etc.) I'd say that I'm pretty well-versed in what *proper* animal care looks like, and abiding by the rules. To put it plainly, this cafe is blatant exploitation, and this business definitely needs to be looked into. It felt like I was in a nursery, than an 'established cafe'. How it has an almost 4 star rating baffles me. The customers have 0 spacial awareness, and come up to people's tables - sometimes running - as they're talking and eating, all for the sake of (rather violently) touching the cats. Especially when they're in the middle of sleeping, stretching, and eating. You can see photo evidence of how close other people came. Don't even get me started on the neglectful parents who don't give a care about their smaller children running around, giving them a dismissive 'oh stop', before going back to their phones and conversations. There was literally a kid smacking the bait for the cat over and over on the food cover, which, if you don't know, these cats may have trauma with loud noises. It felt like I was in a zoo. These poor cats looked miserable, and kept running away from everyone they saw. They showed 0 interest in anyone. Please ban kids under a certain age from coming to this place, and for the love of God, tell them to stop coming near other customers to 'get the perfect Instagram shot'. Also, your service is absolutely slow and poor.

Visited Kitty Café in Leeds this afternoon for the first time. The customer service was friendly and welcoming, and it was nice to spend some time with the cats. We did see quite a few kittens that looked very young, which left us wondering if such little ones might be better kept somewhere quieter until they’re ready to mingle. A few of the cats also seemed a bit anxious, which made the environment feel different compared to other cat cafés we’ve visited. The place itself was quite lively at times a bit hectic. Our tea and sides took a little while to arrive, but nothing unmanageable. Overall, it’s worth a visit if you’re in the city and want some time with cats, just keep in mind it can feel a little busier and less calm than you might expect. Probably not somewhere we’d rush back to, but glad we experienced it once.

I have never seen or experienced anything like this. Kitty Cafe definitely lived up to the expectations. Beautiful cute creatures running around everywhere. A beautiful and different Café built on the premises of cats. Extremely cozy and different. Definitely recommendable if you love cats. The food and service are really good. will definitely visit this Café again.

Took a friend here for her birthday, it is expensive to go in, but as it is a charity I do not mind. You are allocated an hour but we were there well over an hour as it wasn't too busy. Food and drink are reasonably priced, food was lovely. Lots of staff on hand if you have questions about the cats. It's worth visiting, it was my 2 nd visit.

We absolutely loved our time there. Went in the morning on a Thursday (during school term time), was quiet so we got to enjoy the attention of the cats mainly on us! They were a wide variety of cats, ages and colours, most of them did seem friendly and happy to be petted (it’s completely understandable if some want time alone) A special shout out to the tabby kitten Kyzer, such an adorable, friendly and cheeky little furrball! We really enjoyed our time there, we were 2 adults and 1 child, felt the staff were really friendly, hard working and helpful even when our hot chocolate was toppled over by a hyper kyzer! Did not feel discriminated against due to being people of colour and different faith, despite previous reviews.

First time visiting with my 10 & 11 year old daughters. Fantastic experience, staff were very friendly, service was quick and the cats were so adorable! Will be visiting again!

An amazing way to get your cat fix if you're away from home, or you're missing your fur babies! Staff are welcoming and can give you info about each of the cats. They told us how they come about them and their process for adoption. This is a huge cat cafe with lots of seating areas and places for the cats to play. We loved it!

We had a good time at our first kitty cafe experience. The staff was friendly and the place only smelled mildly bad (kitty poo). The kitties were all around, playing or hiding from the guests. A bunch of people ordered food, but we didn't. We didn't plan on eating there. I like how the cats are there to hopefully be adopted at some point. I liked the pictures and names of the cats near the back of the cafe. Also, the kitties looked like they were going to attack anybody that had food, lol.

The café looks great, the staff is nice. The cats are great. But the food wasn't nice at all and the mocktail tasted like pure cordial. I left half of both. An hr is long enough if you were wondering whether to book for two hrs.

Went today, such a lovely cafe and environment. All the cats were very friendly, one was even after my milkshake. Would gladly visit again. £6 for an hour which isn't bad either

Kitty cafe is amazing! Unique experience, the cats are friendly and it's quite therapeutic. The décor is colourful yet relaxing. My two little boys (5 and 3) loved the cat toys provided to entice them over! You put a cadge over food so they can't get it. It seems clean and friendly. The kitchen is a cat free area. Well worth a trip!! Even with the entrance fee (to help fund the cats) However... The food isn't great so dont go hungry. The toilet area is smelly because it's next to the 'private' cats area. I imagine where the litter trays are. But the cats do need to poop somewhere! Overall... Yeah try it out!

A cafe with cats. So there's a variety of cats wandering around walkways, climbing poles and chairs whilst guests drink their coffee, eat lunch and cake. My living room used to be like this! But it's a fun idea and good for cat ( and possibly people) watching from a comfy chair. It's a warm and clean environment. The coffee is ok. There's a good selection of cakes of which I've tried two and neither was great ( cold, dense, and not tasty), but cake was hardly the point. If you go then do so for the cats aspect. You need to book online in advance (£6 per person for about an hour stay) then coffee & snacks on top.

went today and experienced poor customer service. staff were rude and we waited half an hour to order and once we had ordered our food that was a simple side dish, we had to wait another 45 minutes for our food to even come. the food was definitely not worth that 45 minute wait either. our nachos were coated with plastic and not cheese. our dough balls were dough rocks as they were so burnt and hard. we did complain to the manager and we did receive 10% off our bill but i did not think 10% was enough to suffice that poor experience.