Chaos Cat Coffee

Sopron · 31 mi / 50 km

Malmacska is a cat cafe in the Kárpáti mill, a former water mill on Erdei Malom köz at the edge of the Sopron Hills, popular with cyclists and hikers. Opened in September 2022 as Sopron's first cat cafe, it began with five purebred and mixed-breed cats and has since added a room as the mill is renovated. There is no entry fee; visitors order specialty coffee, lemonades, cakes, pastries, sandwiches and savoury pies, and board games are available. Guests sanitise their hands on arrival and must not feed the cats, which are on special diets. There is no age limit, but parents are asked to supervise young children closely. The cafe also hosts cat yoga with brunch and craft workshops. It is open from Wednesday to Sunday, from the afternoon on weekdays.

Maribor, Drava · 66 mi / 106 km

Mačje tačke is a cat café run by Društvo ljubiteljev mačjih tačk, a cat lovers' association, in a house on Zagata Street south of the Drava in Maribor, next to a railway line. It opened in November 2024. About fifteen cats live there, some of them born in the house, along with kittens at times, and the rooms are shared with bearded dragons, tortoises, parrots, fish and silkie chickens; there is also a fenced garden. Visits are booked in advance in one-hour slots with a limited number of guests, and the entry fee includes homemade juices, coffee, tea, water and seasonal fruit. Children pay a reduced fee, and children under four are not admitted. Kittens may be played with gently but not picked up, and photos are taken without flash. Proceeds support the association's work for cats.

• Booking required

Bratislava · 67 mi / 108 km

Cat Cafe Mon Ami is a two-storey cat cafe on Rázusovo nábrežie, the Danube embankment in Bratislava's Old Town, opposite the entrance of Hotel Devín and a short walk from Most SNP. Opened around the start of 2025 by the animal welfare association OZ Planéta Zvierat, it is home to around 25 cats rescued from the streets, from poor living conditions in Slovakia and from war-affected parts of Ukraine. Some cats live at the cafe permanently, while others, including cats in the association's foster care, are available for adoption. Visitors pay an entry fee, which is lower when combined with an order of drinks or cake, and the money goes toward the cats' food and veterinary care. The menu includes coffee, homemade lemonade and cakes. No reservations are taken, the minimum age is six, and the cafe is closed on Mondays.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome

Bratislava · 67 mi / 108 km

Mačkafé is a non-profit cat cafe on Zámocká Street in Bratislava's Old Town, on the walk up to Bratislava Castle. Open since 2015, it works as a club where about eight rescued cats, taken in from the streets and from foster homes around Slovakia, move freely among the guests. The resident cats are not for adoption, but the organisation behind the cafe works with the rescue group Mačky SOS to find homes for other cats in its care. The menu covers coffee, tea, lemonades, milkshakes, cakes and light snacks, and board games are available. House rules ask visitors not to feed the cats, not to wake sleeping cats and not to use flash photography, and children under 12 must come with an adult. Reservations are taken at least a day ahead. The cafe is open every day.

• Booking required

Vienna · 68 mi / 110 km

Das House is a cat cafe and cocktail bar on Gumpendorfer Straße in Vienna's 6th district, Mariahilf, within walking distance of the U3 Neubaugasse and U4 Kettenbrückengasse stations and the Naschmarkt. Opened at the turn of 2025, it shares its room with rescued street cats from Istanbul, nine of them in mid-2026, which move freely between the tables and have a separate rest area that guests may not enter. Many of the cats are looking for homes, and visitors who want to adopt fill in an application so the team can check the match. There is no entry fee. By day the menu has breakfasts, waffles, Flammkuchen, ciabatta, cakes and coffee, with several vegan dishes, and on Friday and Saturday evenings it becomes a bar serving cat-themed cocktails until 1 AM. Coffee can be ordered with a printed photo on the milk foam, and tables can be booked online.

• Adoptable cats

Bratislava · 68 mi / 110 km

Mačinézy is a cat cafe at the corner of Čajakova and Beskydská streets in Bratislava's Old Town, a few minutes on foot from Račianske mýto. Opened in 2015, it is one of the city's first cat cafes and works as a foster home: the owners take in a few cats at a time from shelters around Slovakia, pay for their food and veterinary care and look for adopters, and the walls are decorated with photos of cats that have found homes. The front room is an ordinary cafe for guests who prefer not to be around cats, while the cats live in a separate room where visitors can sit with their drinks and cake. The menu includes specialty coffee, seasonal lattes, lemonades and homemade cakes. The cafe also runs charity bazaars and auctions for animal shelters. No reservation is needed, and it is open daily.

• Adoptable cats
• Walk-ins welcome