Palermo, Sicily, Italy
Nero Miciok
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Nero Miciok Cat Café, located at Via Generale G. Arimondi 71 in Palermo, Italy, is the first cat café in southern Italy. This cozy establishment offers guests the opportunity to enjoy a variety of beverages, including coffee, tea, and alcoholic drinks, alongside a selection of cakes and gelato, some of which are vegan and vegetarian-friendly. Patrons can relax and interact with the café's nine resident cats in a welcoming environment. The café also provides amenities such as takeaway options and wheelchair-accessible facilities. For more information or to plan a visit, you can contact the café by phone or through their Facebook page.
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