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Daegu · 11 mi / 18 km

MEOW Cat Cafe is a small neighbourhood cat cafe on the second floor of an apartment complex shopping arcade on Yongsan-ro 12-gil in Dalseo-gu, Daegu, near Jukjeon Station. It has around 15 gentle cats, and the owner keeps the room clean, gives the cats their medication on schedule and shows first-time visitors, including young children, how to approach the cats. A visit lasts 90 minutes. Parking is free and needs no registration: enter through the first car park entrance and park near building 102. The cafe also posts videos of its cats on YouTube. It is closed on Mondays, opens from noon to 7 pm Tuesday to Friday, 11 am to 8 pm on Saturdays and noon to 6 pm on Sundays.

Daegu · 12 mi / 19 km

Goyangirang Cafe Nori is a small rescue cat space in Gamsam-dong, Dalseo-gu, in western Daegu, run by one person who looks after the cats on her own. The owner describes it as a non-commercial place rather than a typical cat cafe: it is meant to help people think carefully about the responsibility of keeping a cat before they get one, and to share experience and information with anyone considering rescuing, adopting or fostering a cat. Visitors buy a drink to stay and spend time with the cats, which have been rescued from the street. Because the owner cares for many cats alone, opening days and hours are irregular, so it is best to check before going. The cafe has been operating in Gamsam-dong since at least 2017.

• Adoptable cats
• Booking recommended

Daegu · 12 mi / 19 km

Omyo Cat Cafe Daegu is a cat cafe on the ground floor of a white building on Keungol-gil in Daemyeong-dong, Nam-gu, about 200 metres into the lane off the Apsan cafe street. Besides the cafe it offers cat boarding and grooming. The resident cats are known for being affectionate and coming up to visitors. Admission is charged per person; children aged 36 months and under are not admitted, and children aged 10 and under must be accompanied by a guardian. Visitors can park in front of the building by moving the traffic cones. The cafe is open every day from 10 am to 7 pm, which makes it an easy stop combined with a walk on Apsan.

• Booking required

Daegu · 14 mi / 23 km

Yaongah Nolja Cat Cafe Dongseongno is a cat cafe on the second floor of a building behind the Daeseong car park in the Dongseongno area of central Daegu. The space covers about 130 square metres and is home to 37 cats of many breeds, known for being friendly and approaching visitors, and the cats are looked after by a trained cat groomer. A standard visit lasts 90 minutes and includes one drink, with separate weekday and weekend prices for adults and teenagers and a lower rate for preschool and elementary school children; a further 30 minutes can be added once per person. Multi-visit passes are also sold. The cafe opens from noon to 10 pm on weekdays and from 11 am to 9 pm on weekends. Parking in the adjoining car park is paid.

Daegu · 14 mi / 23 km

D-Cat is a Ragdoll cat cafe on the third floor of a building on Dongseong-ro 2-gil in central Daegu, near the Tongsin Golmok phone shopping street. It is also a TICA-registered Ragdoll cattery, so the roughly 20 cats are all Ragdolls, and the owners take enquiries about buying Ragdoll kittens. The cafe also offers cat boarding. Entry is charged per person, with a two-person set that includes cat treats, and simple snacks, coffee and other drinks are free to help yourself to. Visitors of all ages are welcome, but children under 13 must come with a guardian, and the owners stress that it is not a children's animal experience venue. There is no parking; paid car parks are nearby. It opens from 1 pm to 9 pm on weekdays and from noon to 10 pm on weekends.

Daegu · 14 mi / 23 km

Jipsaui Haru Dongseongno is a cat cafe on the fourth floor of a building on Dongseong-ro in central Daegu, about 90 metres from the Jungang police box junction and within walking distance of Banwoldang Station. The owner, who has kept cats for some 40 years, looks after around 30 rescued cats here, and every cat's name is posted on a board so visitors can tell them apart. The cats have regular health checks, and entry fees and drink sales go toward their care. Admission is charged per person with drinks sold separately, and visitors can buy treats such as churu, dried pollock and chicken breast. Besides the indoor room there is a terrace with flowering plants. The cafe is popular on weekends, when there may be a wait, and it is open every day from 11 am to 9 pm.