等一隻貓咖啡 One More Purr Coffee

Kaohsiung · 0.2 mi / 0.4 km

徠寵 LAP Cat Bar & Restaurant is a cat restaurant and bar on the second floor of a building on Qinghai Road in Gushan District, Kaohsiung. A wide range of pedigree cats live in the cat lounge, and the business matches many of them with new owners, so cats and kittens are offered for sale. Guests put on socks before entering the cat area. The kitchen serves pasta, seafood dishes such as clam soup and seasonal crab, Hong Kong-style egg waffles, drinks and cocktails. The minimum spend is NT$300 per adult and NT$200 for children under six. The same company also runs cat boarding, a shop of cat products and grooming for cats and dogs. Meals, cat matching appointments, grooming and boarding are all by reservation, and the restaurant is popular for group dinners and dates.

Kaohsiung · 1.4 mi / 2.2 km

貓膩Cafe is a welcoming cat cafe located on the second floor of 282 Bo'ai 1st Road in the Sanmin District of Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. This cozy spot invites guests to slow down and enjoy quality time with resident cats in a relaxed, unhurried setting. The cafe offers a self-serve snack and drink bar, giving visitors the freedom to settle in at their own pace. Reservations are accepted via direct message on Instagram. Whether you are a local or just passing through Kaohsiung, 貓膩Cafe offers a charming retreat for cat lovers looking for a quiet, feline-friendly escape.

• Booking required

Kaohsiung · 1.4 mi / 2.2 km

貓寓咖啡 is an Okinawa-themed cafe and Maine Coon cat house in a lane off Jianguo 3rd Road in Sanmin District, Kaohsiung, near Kaohsiung Main Station. About six giant Maine Coons live in a dedicated cat room beside the dining area, which guests enter through a gate after reading the house rules; inside, the cats are relaxed and happy to be stroked, paws and all. The kitchen serves Okinawan-style dishes such as taco rice and sizzling beef, along with matcha thick toast, cheese cakes, fries, five-spice edamame and specialty drinks including ramune soda mixes, sarsaparilla and milk tea. The cafe also hosts handicraft workshops and small art exhibitions. The minimum spend is NT$120 per person and payment is cash only. The friendly owner is happy to introduce each cat.

Kaohsiung · 1.9 mi / 3.0 km

拾六貓舍 is a cattery cafe on Qixian 1st Road in Xinxing District, Kaohsiung, near Kaohsiung Main Station, and a sister shop of the Shixi catteries in Fengshan. Around 20 pedigree cats, mainly Ragdolls, golden Chinchilla-type British cats and British Longhairs, share the cafe and surround guests, with the males and females housed on separate floors. The kitchen offers desserts such as mille crêpe cake, Basque cheesecake, caramel pudding, freshly baked croissants and bagels, tamagoyaki and drinks. As a licensed cattery, the shop breeds and sells kittens, and it also provides grooming and cat boarding. A per-person minimum spend applies. With so many long-haired cats in one place, it is a good choice for anyone who wants to be surrounded by fluffy, people-friendly cats over afternoon tea.

Kaohsiung · 2.0 mi / 3.2 km

半刻貓·有貓的咖啡館 (Bankemao) is a cat cafe on Mingzhe Road in Sanmin District, Kaohsiung, in the Heti riverside neighbourhood near Kaohsiung Arena. Around two dozen pedigree cats, including many American Shorthairs, take turns in the second-floor cat lounge, which is fitted with cat trees, while orders are placed downstairs. Guests put on shoe covers before going upstairs, and the gentle cats can be stroked. The kitchen serves set meals such as beer-braised beef, pastas, crème brûlée, Basque cheesecake and apple cinnamon rolls, with lattes and teas. The minimum spend is NT$350 per person plus a 10% service charge, and cakes and drinks are generally ordered as part of a set meal, so it suits a full meal more than a quick drink. Booking ahead is recommended. The cafe shares its cats' daily lives on YouTube and Instagram.

• Booking recommended

Kaohsiung · 2.1 mi / 3.4 km

OR或是甜點咖啡店 is a late-night dessert cafe on Mingcheng 2nd Road in Sanmin District, Kaohsiung, with three resident cats in its upstairs dining room. The second floor is decorated like a cosy home with low lighting, and each table has notes on the cats' personalities; the cats wander between guests and can be stroked. The owner bakes reduced-sugar desserts in-house, including tiramisu, crème brûlée, caramel cakes and Basque cheesecake, and the kitchen makes its own sauces for pastas, flatbreads and baked dishes, with milk teas and other non-coffee drinks for the evening. There is a minimum spend of NT$300 per person plus a 10% service charge, and a 100-minute limit when the cafe is full. Guests are asked to keep their voices down. Booking ahead is recommended, especially later in the evening, and whole cakes can be ordered to take away.