Tiel, Gelderland, Netherlands
Cattitude Cat Café
Cattitude Cat Café is a cat cafe on Waterstraat in the centre of Tiel, the first in the Betuwe region. Jessica van der Horst opened it on 4 July 2026 after visiting cat cafes in South Korea. Seven resident cats live in the cafe, including Roxy, Bandit, Junior, Prince, Skye and the sisters Lucy and Lily; some came from Dierenasiel Tiel and the Superkatten rescue, others from local litters, and all were chosen for being sociable and calm around children. There is no entry fee: guests order coffee, tea, cake, sandwiches, wraps, soup or toasties, and a high tea or high wine is served on reservation. A double entrance keeps the cats inside. Cats may not be picked up or given human food, and sleeping cats are left alone. The cafe has a children's corner and books, and may close early on quiet days.
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