Feline Cafe

Taguig, Metro Manila · 8 mi / 13 km

Meowffin Town Cat Cafe is a small cat cafe in Nognog's Yard, a food park on F. Manalo Street in Tipas, Taguig, just behind Vista Mall Taguig. Opened in September 2025, it is home to a group of resident cats that roam the room and approach guests for attention. Visitors can pay an entrance fee for an hour of play with the cats, simply order from the menu and relax in the cafe, or do both. The menu covers coffee, matcha, pastries, fries, rice meals and pasta. Walk-ins are welcome and reservations can be made by message, which helps on busy days because space in the cat area is limited. The cafe also hosts birthday parties, paint-and-chill sessions and matcha latte classes, and it is open every day.

Taguig, Metro Manila · 9 mi / 15 km

Catpuccino Coffee House is a neighborhood cat cafe on Capistrano Street in Barangay Hagonoy, Taguig, beside JGF Place. It has no entrance fee: visitors order something from the menu and can then spend up to two hours with the resident cats. The cats roam freely through the whole cafe rather than living in a separate room, so they climb the wall shelves and join guests at the tables, which suits visitors who want close contact. The menu covers coffee, non-coffee drinks, pizza and other snacks, and the cafe keeps board games and cat toys for guests to use. Walk-ins and reservations are both accepted. The cafe opens in the afternoon and evening from Wednesday to Sunday and is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

• Booking recommended

Quezon City, Metro Manila · 11 mi / 17 km

Nonde Cafe is a small cat cafe on Buick Street in West Fairview, Quezon City, in the northern part of the city near the Caloocan border. Its name is also written in Japanese script (のんで). Five resident cats, including Flyer and Nami, share the seating area with guests and are known for settling on laps; two of them often sleep together in a box on the cat tower. Guests are asked to sanitise their hands before petting the cats, and bringing treats or toys is a good way to win them over. The cafe serves coffee, non-coffee drinks and croffles, and also offers takeout and delivery. It opened in 2026 and is open every day from late morning until late evening.

Rodriguez, Rizal · 11 mi / 17 km

Cat Sanctuary Cafe is a rescue cat cafe in Litex Village, Barangay San Jose, in Rodriguez (Montalban), Rizal. It is run alongside Frosty Tales, a rescue that started with a single cat and now cares for more than 100 rescued cats, and part of the cafe's income pays for their food, vitamins and veterinary care. Guests eat and drink in the cafe and can book short, paid interaction sessions with the cats, which live in catios on site; house rules put the cats' health first. The menu includes coffee, other drinks, burgers, rice meals and desserts, and there are board and card games to borrow. Several of the rescued cats are listed for adoption, and visitors can also donate or volunteer. Parking is available, and the cafe is open daily in the afternoon and evening.

• Adoptable cats

Manila · 13 mi / 20 km

Nekohige Cafe is a Japanese-style cat cafe on the second floor of a building at the corner of Vicente Cruz and Dapitan streets in Sampaloc, Manila, a few minutes from the University of Santo Tomas in the University Belt. About six resident cats roam the room and are used to sitting on laps; toys and treats are provided for playing with them. There is no entrance fee, and guests simply order from the menu, which focuses on Japanese rice bowls such as oyakodon, tonkatsu and chicken teriyaki, teriyaki buns, and matcha and coffee drinks. With free Wi-Fi, a restroom and long opening hours, it is popular with students who come to study between classes. The cafe is open every day from late morning until late evening and also delivers food through ride-hailing apps.

Manila · 14 mi / 22 km

Gukeng Coffee is a Taiwanese-style coffee shop on Masangkay Street in Binondo, Manila's Chinatown, known locally as the district's cat cafe because of its group of resident cats. The cats, including Jinbao and Yuanbao, wander among the tables and can be petted and picked up when they are awake; they take rest breaks, so not every visit includes play time. There is no entrance fee: guests order from the menu, and shoe covers are provided at the door to keep the floor clean. Alongside coffee, Alishan tea, fruit-based drinks and matcha, the kitchen serves Taiwanese dishes such as beef noodles, dry noodles and dumplings. The room is small and fills up at weekends, so expect a short wait. The shop also feeds stray cats outside, and it is open every day from morning until late evening.