Kavárna Kočičí

Cat heaven is a place on earth and especially in Prague. For cat lovers is the must place to visit. For coffee lovers also a great place to visit cause coffee is outstanding! Love to pet the cat who are super friendly. 🐈‍⬛🐈

Wonderful place for cat lovers 😍 I have visited some cat cafés before, but usually the cats there are tired and not very interested in interacting with people, so I didn’t expect much. But here everything was so delightful! We ordered some drinks and desserts, and I have to admit they were very tasty and beautifully presented. I really enjoyed the chocolate cat drawing 😍 and Olaf’s marzipan nose! The cats seemed so happy, relaxed, and well cared for ❤️‍🩹 Sweet Tisha came to the couch where we were sitting and even let us sit next to her and pet her while she was sleeping 🥹 Thanks a lot to the staff — and the cat‑staff — everyone there was lovely! P.S. It’s definitely better to book a table in advance!

Such a lovely experience! Enjoying a delicious coffee while being surrounded by cats was truly special. The café is very interesting and cozy, the coffee is excellent, and the cats are beautiful, friendly, and love to cuddle. A unique and heartwarming place to visit! 😻❤️

One of the highlights of my trip in Prague! Lovely, cozy cafe filled with tons of sweet cats waiting for pets. They have great cafe beverages, the gingerbread latte a must try. The raspberry cheesecake was also outstanding. Friendly staff, very small cover fee, I believe half a euro and it all goes to supporting the cats that are rescues from the local shelter. Family friendly, innocent place to go and rest away from the hustle and bustle of Prague. Will 100% be back.

We had a reservation for 3pm on a Sunday (a good decision, as the cafe was packed and there were a lot of people who came in from the street and couldn't get a seat). It's quite noisy near the bar, but overall the atmosphere is not bad, the naughty kittens brighten up the mood. The selection of cakes is not bad, we tried two different ones, we liked both. It's also worth noting that there is an entrance fee (if I remember correctly, 39 czk per person).