Kitty Cafe

I recently visited the Kitty Cafe in Leeds. It was very easy to make a booking, and the staff members I interacted with were all very polite and friendly. They have a simple list of rules for guests, to help keep the cats safe and avoid them becoming stressed. The cafe itself is very spacious, with lots of comfortable seating, and plenty of places for the cats to hide and climb. The cats were all obviously healthy and well cared for, with a variety of personalities (purrsonalities?) on display, from the relaxed to the curious, the playful to the ones with the zoomies! You’re free to roam around the cafe and interact with the cats, and it was fun to spot some of the ones hiding or playing with each other. The menu had a good variety of food and drinks to choose from. I had the cheese & onion toastie, the chocolate & cherry cake, and a Coke. The food was delicious, and there was plenty more on the menu that I hope to try in future. I will definitely visit the cafe again next time I’m in Leeds, and I would recommend it anyone else who is in the area too!

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.

A gorgeous place - supporting cats that need to be socialised before adoption, they have quiet spaces to move away at any time. Its so lovely seeing all the cats playing whilst enjoying a coffee and watching them. Lots of fun play areas for the cats. I saw over 20 cats on my visit and it was lovely to have the more confident cats coming for a cuddle - lovely place. £8 entrance fee goes to supporting rehoming.

Good tasting food. Great tea. I've been going nearly weekly now during my time away from home because I miss my cats. The first time Web immediately came up to me before I had any food and cuddled up to me purring non stop. The second time there were very playful kittens frequently playing in front of me. Great for feline company

I had the best time at the Kitty Cafe! It was such a wonderful atmosphere, the staff were friendly and knowledgeable about all of the feline company. There are rules set out to keep the cats safe, and the latte was amazing! The cats are well cared for, and seemed to love the pamper. They had access to safe spaces, toys and comfy beds. There wasn't a stressed eye in the house!

I have visited the Kitty Cafe a few times and it's always a great time. The cats are really sweet and it's fun to watch them. The staff are seen to be cleaning tables and the cafe frequently. I do think there should be an age limit of children coming to the cafe, as this is the cats home, and they aren't there for on demand entertainment. Other cat cafes i have visited in the UK tend to have a '7 and over' limit for example, which appears to be a calmer environment for the cats. The staff are seen to be loving and caring to the cats.

For first time I have visited kitty cafe in Leeds with my Daughter and it was amazing place. My daughter she is a cat lover so she was very excited to go there. A lots of cats around. Some of them are still young so are happy to play with visitors. The adults one spent more time slept so I suggest do not pet them. They may bite. Session is one hour and you have to book it online. Cafe is very busy. Price per adult is 8£ for kids is 6£. There is no age limit for kids like there cat cafe. Menu quite big, foods and drinks. We try margarita pizza and j2o and iced latte for drink and was really good. Definitely we will go there often. There are few carpark around but I suggest Victoria multistorey. Cheapest, 6£ for two hours and five minuts walk to Caffè.

Brilliant experience, nice staff, calm atmosphere and adorable cats! All the guests were very respectful and gentle of the cats, and staff brought our snacks and let us feed the cats as well, very memorable experience! Recommend going on weekdays :)

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.