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Taichung City · 0.2 mi / 0.4 km

漫步貓廊 is a newer cat cafe at the start of Section 1 of Xiangshang Road in Taichung's West District. The first and second floors are cafe seating shared with around seventeen cats, including Ragdolls, Maine Coons, British Shorthairs and Longhairs, Munchkins and a Chinchilla Persian, all free to roam the stylish cat trees and very used to people. The third floor is a Ragdoll breeding cattery offering pedigree kittens and advice, which can be visited by appointment. Hygiene is taken seriously: there are two entry doors with sanitiser, slippers are collected for cleaning, and lint rollers are provided on the way out. The minimum spend is NT$300 for adults and NT$150 for children aged 7 to 12. The menu offers coffee, light meals, pizza sets, desserts and sparkling drinks.

Taichung City · 0.3 mi / 0.5 km

瓦茲•貓咪咖啡廳 (Wazi Cat Cafe) sits in a lane off Section 2 of Taiwan Boulevard in Taichung's West District, close to the busy Calligraphy Greenway shopping area. The cafe is housed in a striking black building with a large glass-walled room filled with plants, and the cats can roam overhead along raised walkways as well as among the tables. The resident cats are described as gentle and affectionate, though only a handful may be out on a given day. There is a minimum spend of NT$150 per person on weekdays and NT$300 at weekends, with no service charge; visits are not time-limited unless the cafe is full, when a 90-minute limit applies. Payment is by cash or bank transfer. Bookings are taken online through FunNow. The menu covers toast, desserts, coffee and tea.

Taichung City · 0.3 mi / 0.5 km

無貓不歡貓咪咖啡廳 is a multi-storey cat cafe on Section 1 of Xiangshang Road in Taichung's West District. The ground floor holds the counter and reception, the second floor is the cat cafe, and the third floor is 黛米貓舍, a Ragdoll breeding cattery whose breeding cats have passed genetic and health screening; kittens can be viewed and bought by appointment. The cafe is home to many friendly, energetic cats, mostly Ragdolls and Maine Coons, kept in a very clean space. There is a minimum spend of NT$250 per person on weekdays and NT$350 at weekends, which includes one drink. Waffles, desserts and coffee are on the menu, and families with children are regular visitors. Tables can be booked online through inline.

Taichung City · 0.6 mi / 0.9 km

貓貓領域女僕咖啡 NekoArea Maid Café, on Xiangshang North Road in Taichung's West District, combines a Japanese-style maid cafe with resident cats. Maids in costume greet guests, chat at tables, draw pictures on omurice and desserts, and mix signature drinks, while two large, friendly cats, including a gentle white one, roam the bright dining room. Cat treat sticks can be bought for NT$60 each, and the cats quickly learn who has them. The menu features omelette rice, fried noodles, takoyaki, cakes, maid-made cocktails and polaroid photos with staff. Maids divide their time among tables, so how much chatting you get varies. Bookings are made through the cafe's iCHEF reservation page up to two weeks ahead; there are plenty of seats for walk-ins on quieter days.

Taichung City · 0.8 mi / 1.3 km

Glocke Bakery G貓甜點 is a dessert bakery and rescue-cat halfway house on Zhongtai West Road in Taichung's North District, near the National Museum of Natural Science. The cat-loving owner gave up a medical career to bake, and the ground floor is a bright cafe selling natural, additive-free cakes and tarts, from the signature lemon tart to strawberry mille-feuille and salted chocolate tart. Upstairs, the second floor is home to rescued cats waiting for adoption; they can be shy at first but soon come out to play. The minimum spend is one drink, and there is no time limit for visiting the cats. Doors must be kept closed, and the shop stresses that it is a halfway house where the cats' welfare comes first. Adoptable cats are listed on the website.

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Taichung City · 0.9 mi / 1.4 km

森林小徑 健行店 is the Jianxing Road branch of Forest Path, a Taichung restaurant group whose dining rooms double as home to friendly shop cats. Located in the North District, it is a lively family restaurant where several cats wander between the tables and let diners and children stroke them; at least one has learned to 'shake hands', so keep play gentle. Pets are welcome, and the staff are attentive with families. The menu is broad: risotto, pasta with pesto or cream sauces, karaage chicken, milk and other hotpots, red-wine beef stew, pizza and volcano pancakes, plus coffee and desserts. Expect a busy, sometimes noisy atmosphere at weekends, and book ahead online for larger groups.