Catpuccino Coffee House

Irbid · 0.3 mi / 0.5 km

Cat Cafe, also known by its Arabic tagline Qahwa w Qatwa (coffee and a cat), is a cat café on the second floor of Arabella Mall on King Abdullah II Street in Irbid, next to the Omar Zorba coffee counter. It opened in June 2024. Visitors pay for a timed session of around 20 minutes in an enclosed cat area, where they can sit with, stroke and play with the resident cats, and coffee and other drinks are served. It is popular with families and children. The café is open every day from midday until midnight, opening later on Fridays.

Amman · 37 mi / 60 km

Cat Jungle is a jungle-themed cat lounge in the basement of the Dorra Khalda Complex on Wasfi Al Tal Street in Khalda, west Amman, below a Bank of Jordan branch. It keeps more than 70 cats of many breeds and mixes, described by the venue as rescued, who roam freely around the room. Portraits of the resident cats with their names hang on the walls. Visits are paid by time, in short sessions of about 15 to 30 minutes, with longer offers at times, and staff hand out food so visitors can feed the cats. Drinks such as coffee are available but not required. The lounge is popular with families and children and also hosts birthday parties. Free parking is available at the complex, and the lounge is open every day.

Amman · 40 mi / 65 km

Bast Space is a rescue cat café on Nemr Al-Edwan Street in Jabal Al-Lweibdeh, central Amman, and describes itself as Jordan's first cat café. It was founded in 2020 by veterinarian Abdulrahman Jadallah, whose clinic is upstairs, and the name stands for Benefaction for Animal Save and Treatment. The cats are former street cats that have been treated, vaccinated and neutered, and they roam freely around the café; some are disabled, including cats that are blind or have old injuries. Many of the cats are available for adoption. Entry is a flat fee that includes a drink, and the café serves coffee, tea and cold drinks but no food. Books and board games are available, and the quiet room is also used for studying and working. The café is open every afternoon and evening.

• Adoptable cats

Amman · 46 mi / 74 km

PEAK Center is a pet care centre and garden café on the Dead Sea Road beyond Na'ur, about 15 minutes' drive from Amman's 7th Circle. The name stands for Pet Care, Enlightenment, Activities and Kindness. Alongside a veterinary clinic and pet boarding, it has a cat café and a large catio where visitors spend time with street cats rescued and cared for by the centre. Entry is by ticket, which includes a drink, and the café serves breakfast, drinks, snacks and shisha. The grounds also have a children's play area with swings, slides and trampolines, goats, chickens and free-roaming peacocks, terraces with views over the hills, and a hilltop lookout. The centre opened in 2025 and is open every day from morning until late evening, which makes it a family day out as much as a cat café.

Pyla, Larnaca District · 210 mi / 338 km

CopsCats Center is the cat cafe and rescue centre of CopsCats, a charity that neuters, feeds and treats the street cats of Oroklini and Pyla on the coast east of Larnaca. The centre is on Thasou Street in Pyla, close to the beach. The ground floor is a cafe serving coffee, frappés, homemade cakes, waffles and sandwiches, including vegan options, which are offered in return for a donation rather than sold. Above the cafe is the charity's foster station, where visitors can spend time with rescued cats and kittens in supervised cat rooms and a playroom, and a few calm cats also live in the cafe itself. The centre looks after around 30 cats at a time, all of them vet-checked and neutered, and finds them new homes. The charity also runs its own neutering clinic. It is open Monday to Saturday.

• Adoptable cats

Paphos · 250 mi / 403 km

Memories Cocktail Bar, also known as the Cat Bar, is a long-running family cocktail bar on Jason Street in Kato Paphos, opposite the Almyra Hotel. The same owners have run it for decades, and over the years they have taken in local cats, so a group of friendly resident cats now lives in the bar and on its terrace, sitting with guests and wandering between the tables. The bar describes itself as strictly for cat lovers. Alongside a long cocktail list it serves beer, coffee, ice cream, toasted sandwiches and pizza, and there is a pool table and music. There is no entry fee; guests simply order drinks. It opens every evening from 5 PM until late, so it suits a relaxed nightcap with the cats rather than a daytime visit.