Lisa K
Google
This place is super cute.
My husband and I booked a reservation for 55 minutes. I thought the pigs would be like dogs and interact and walk around. They walk around alittle, but they mostly pass out on your laps. It was still a sweet and unique experience. I honestly think the shorter time frame would have been sufficient for me, but it was still a fun experience as long as you factor in the following:
1. They are animals, so they wont smell like a field of daisies. Some of them are potty trained, but the younger ones (3 and 4 month olds) will simply pee on the floor and try to crawl into your lap 5 seconds later 🤣. We ended up leaving after 50 min instead of the full 55 because one pig was cutely persistent and wanted to crawl on my lap, but it was after stepping in its own urine. A blanket was provided for my lap, but I didn’t want to take a risk and get pig pee on my clothes on a HOT summer day. I wouldn’t have smelled very good for the rest of the evening.
2. Some of the pigs get feisty or will initiate little fights with one another. If you have dogs or pets, this prob won’t bother you— it’s just alarming when you hear it because they are oinks, squeals, and grunts. It’s not something you hear everyday.
The staff was friendly and welcoming. They all speak English. The pigs are monitored by several ladies who help navigate the pigs around and they also “break up fights” or redirect the pigs when needed.
At one point I had 4 piglets in my lap!! It was adorable. The older pigs scared me a little bit. Some of them tried to show dominance by scaring off the little ones, but I would use my arm to redirect the big ones from scaring off the little ones who were contently sleeping on my lap!
Reservation def recommended. It was packed when we got there (follow the email directions and get there 10 min before reservation time to give yourself time to sign the terms and conditions/ store your belongings in a locked cabinet). and the line was already queuing when we got up to leave. I wasn’t offered any drinks during my stay, so I’m not sure where the “cafe” part comes into play. In the end, I was happy to see all the cute piggies. I don’t know if I would want to drink anything while petting the pigs anyway. It was a fun and memorable experience.