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Taipei City · 0.6 mi / 0.9 km

餘溫貓咪咖啡食堂 is a long-running cat cafe and diner on the second floor of a building on Guangming Road in Beitou District, Taipei, near Xinbeitou. It describes itself as a quiet refuge combining coffee, food, desserts, cats and music, and it has been building its story for more than a decade. A large group of resident cats roams freely and is very sociable, and staff give newcomers a careful introduction. Unlike many cat cafes, the food is a real draw: home-style fried rice dishes with sesame-oil chicken, basil crab or pan-fried fish, rice plates and the house angel coffee. Weekday visits have no time limit and no service charge. Guests must be at least eight years old. Cooking smells can be noticeable indoors, so bear that in mind if you are sensitive to them.

Taipei City · 2.5 mi / 4.0 km

Cafe Cats & Dogs, also known as Kitten Coffee Garden, holds the distinction of being the world’s first cat café, opening its doors in 1998 in Taipei City’s Shilin District, Taiwan. Conveniently located across from Zhishan Station on the MRT Tamsui line, this pioneering establishment offers a spacious and inviting atmosphere with subtle feline touches, such as kitty-themed tablecloths, seamlessly blending the charm of a typical Taipei café with its unique animal residents. Home to a lively group of rescue animals—including twelve cats, two dogs, and a bird—the café provides a welcoming environment where guests can enjoy high-quality beverages like lattes (priced at 160NT each) and treats such as chocolate mousse cake, all crafted with care and presented elegantly. While there is no entrance fee, a purchase is required, ensuring accessibility for all visitors. The café’s standout feature is its dedicated owners, whose genuine warmth and passion elevate the experience, making Cafe Cats & Dogs a highly recommended destination for both animal lovers and those seeking a memorable stop in Taipei.

Taipei City · 2.9 mi / 4.7 km

貓系戀愛研究所 is a reservation-only cat and dog cafe on Shezhong Street in the Shezi area of Shilin District, Taipei. The cafe is split into separate rooms, so you can move between a cat room with a large group of affectionate resident cats and a dog room with four friendly dogs, including two big Alaskan Malamutes and a French Bulldog, plus a few pet geckos. The dining area is kept apart from the animals, so there is no fur in the food, and the space is kept clean and odour-free. The menu is a short list of light meals, pizza, desserts and drinks. All visits must be booked in advance through the cafe's LINE account. It suits visitors who love both cats and dogs and want plenty of hands-on time with each.

New Taipei City · 3.1 mi / 5.0 km

Kitty Chingu is a cat cafe that offers a unique and immersive experience for cat lovers. The cafe is designed to resemble a cat's habitat, with cozy nooks and crannies for the cats to explore and play. With a focus on providing a comfortable and welcoming environment for both cats and their human admirers, Kitty Chingu is the perfect spot for cat lovers to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea while spending time with their furry friends.

Taipei City · 3.5 mi / 5.6 km

正當冰 台北劍潭店 is a cat cafe and casual eatery facing Qiangang Park, a few minutes from Jiantan MRT station in Shilin District, Taipei. The small, tidy shop has a group of resident cats, including a sleepy orange cat, that can all be petted. The cafe is known for natural ice cream made without artificial flavourings, alongside brunch and full meals such as tomato beef rice, waffles, desserts, grass jelly and drinks. The minimum spend is a friendly NT$200 per person, making it an easy, inexpensive stop before or after the Shilin Night Market. The cats are well looked after and the atmosphere is calm and welcoming, so it suits a relaxed afternoon of food and feline company.

New Taipei City · 3.9 mi / 6.3 km

蔦苑咖啡 Tsutaen Cafe is a reservation-only cafe on the ground floor of an apartment building off Sanhe Road Section 4 in Sanchong District, New Taipei City. Three resident cats, Shaking, Minox and Yura, roam freely and like to settle on guests sitting on the sofas. The softly lit space doubles as a shop for crystals, mineral jewelry and witch-themed books, and Japanese is spoken. Book by phone or online before visiting; there is no time limit on weekdays, and visits on Fridays and weekends are limited to three hours. Every seat has Wi-Fi and a power outlet, which makes it popular for working late. The menu includes ochazuke, small pan-fried dumplings, puddings, Basque cheesecake, affogato and drinks such as matcha lime soda, with vegetarian options. Customers' pets are welcome too.