Kocimiętka

Leszno, Wielkopolskie · 42 mi / 67 km

Kocie Łapki is a cat cafe at number 9 on the Rynek, the main square of Leszno's old town. Opened in 2023 as the first cat cafe in Leszno, it pairs a cafe serving coffee from a roastery, cakes and breakfasts with a separate cat area that guests enter through its own door. Some of the cats are permanent residents, and others are foster cats from the Fundacja Zwierzęce SOS animal charity that are looking for homes and are adopted from the cafe. Staff know every cat by name and keep an eye on the cat area, and visitors are asked to follow the house rules, which include leaving resting cats alone; children must stay with and be closely watched by their parents. There is also a small children's corner, and the cafe is open every day.

• Adoptable cats

Inowroclaw, Kuyavian Pomeranian · 62 mi / 99 km

Neko Cafe Inowrocław is a cat cafe on ul. Solankowa, the street leading to the Solanki spa park and its brine graduation towers. It opened in spring 2026 as the third cafe of the Neko Cafe team from Toruń and the first cat cafe in Inowrocław. Five resident cats live there, a deliberate mix of pedigree cats and ordinary moggies, named Zdzisław, Krzyś, Gizmo, Albert and Puchacz. Walkways above the tables let the cats move around overhead, and a mural inside shows the local graduation towers. Orders are delivered by a robot waiter. The menu has coffee from a Toruń roastery, tea, matcha drinks, toasts, cheesecakes, panna cotta and other desserts. The house rules follow the Toruń cafes: visitors must be 10 or older, should stay calm, and must not wake sleeping cats or feed them. Guest numbers are limited to keep the room quiet.

Bydgoszcz, Kuyavian Pomeranian · 67 mi / 107 km

Pod Kocim Ogonem is a club cafe with resident foster cats in a cellar on ul. Długa in Bydgoszcz's Old Town, close to the Old Market Square. It opened in June 2026, owned by Zofia Sadło, and works with Stowarzyszenie Stukot, a local association that helps homeless and community cats. The cats living in the cafe are fostered and available for adoption, and collections for the association are held during events. Coffee comes from the Bromberg roastery in Bydgoszcz, and the menu has teas, lemonades and homemade cakes named after the cats. There are board games, puzzles, colouring and a chalk wall, and evenings bring crafting circles, RPG sessions, Scrabble contests, small concerts and art exhibitions. Visitors under 13 need to book in advance, and the house rules should be read before a visit.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking required

Bydgoszcz, Kuyavian Pomeranian · 67 mi / 108 km

Bonifacy Cafe is a cat cafe and restaurant on ul. Długa at the Old Market Square in Bydgoszcz. It opened in Grudziądz in September 2024 as that town's first cat cafe and moved to Bydgoszcz at the end of August 2026. Four cats belonging to the owners keep guests company: two Sphynx cats, a Siberian and a Maine Coon, named Bonifacy, Ego, Zosia and Tosia. The cats go home with their owners at the end of each day rather than living in the cafe. The long menu includes coffee, matcha, teas, pancakes, casseroles, pinsa, burgers and desserts, many named after cats, and there are board games and books. An adoption corner run with the Bydgoszcz animal shelter shows notices and videos of shelter cats looking for homes. The minimum age is 9, and the cafe has its own house rules for contact with the cats.

• Booking recommended

Gorzow Wielkopolski, Lubuskie · 74 mi / 120 km

KITKU CAFE is a cat cafe on Mostowa Street in central Gorzów Wielkopolski, close to the Warta river and the old town. Opened on 10 February 2023 as the city's first cat cafe, it was set up by two owners who visited around 20 cat cafes across Poland beforehand. The cafe is a foster home for cats waiting for permanent homes; it opened with eight cats, and adoption follows several visits to get to know a cat and a signed adoption agreement. Visitors and cats share a garden. The menu includes specialty coffee, matcha, waffles, cakes and ice cream desserts. On most days entry is limited to visitors aged 14 and over, who may be asked to show a school ID, while on Mondays and Tuesdays younger children can come with a responsible adult. Visitors' own animals are not allowed.

• Adoptable cats

Torun, Kuyavian Pomeranian · 82 mi / 132 km

Neko Cafe on ul. Chełmińska is the second and larger of the two Neko Cafe cat cafes in Toruń's medieval Old Town, a few minutes' walk from the Old Town Market Square. It works as an ordinary cafe whose residents are cats, among them pedigree cats such as a Bengal alongside mixed breeds. Guests sit among the cats, and wand toys are provided for playing with them. Orders are brought to the table by a cat-faced delivery robot, which the cats often follow. The menu has coffee, tea, bubble tea, paninis, cheesecakes and other homemade cakes. There is no entry fee and no reservation is needed, but visitors must be at least 10 years old, and guests may not bring their own cats. The same team runs the original branch on ul. Prosta and a third Neko Cafe in Inowrocław.

• Walk-ins welcome