The Cattio Café

Panglao, Bohol · 85 mi / 137 km

Bohol Cat Cafe is a cat cafe on the ground floor of the Bohol Coastal View Hotel in Tawala, Panglao, on a hillside about 10 minutes by car from Bohol-Panglao International Airport and a short ride from Alona Beach. It first opened in 2024 in Totolan, Dauis, near the Dauis bridge from Tagbilaran, and was taken over by the hotel, which moved it to its own premises. Visitors buy a ticket at the hotel front desk and can then sit with the cafe's cats, which include long-haired and other pedigree breeds, while ordering coffee, smoothies, snacks and light meals. Visitors wear socks or disposable foot covers in the cat area. The entrance fee is consumable on food and drinks, and the cafe often runs promotions with free entry above a minimum order. Hotel guests and walk-in visitors are both welcome, and the hotel runs a scheduled shuttle to Alona Beach.

• Walk-ins welcome

Dumaguete, Negros Oriental · 91 mi / 147 km

Purrfect Brews is a specialty coffee shop with resident cats in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, and describes itself as the city's first cat cafe. In mid-2026 it moved from Upper Boni Catarata Street in Batinguel to the second floor of the Tañon Building on Valencia Drive in Daro, along the North National Highway across from a Seaoil station. The cats live in a separate cat room, and guests who order at least a set minimum from the menu can spend about an hour inside with them; staff explain the rules for handling the cats before entry. Visitors who prefer not to be around cats can stay in the main cafe. The menu covers specialty coffee, shakes, snacks and sandwiches, and the cafe has free Wi-Fi and stays open late, which makes it popular with students. It is open daily until midnight.

Sibulan, Negros Oriental · 94 mi / 151 km

Whiskers Cat Café, listed on Google as Whiskers & Brew, is a small cat cafe in the Orange Building in Phase 1 of the Aldea Homes subdivision in Sibulan, Negros Oriental, a few kilometres north of Dumaguete City. Opened in 2025, it is a neighbourhood coffee shop where visitors can order drinks and desserts and spend time with the cafe's resident cats. The menu centres on coffee and other drinks with sweet snacks. The cafe has taken part in Sibulan's youth business fair. It is closed on Mondays, and opening hours are posted on its Facebook page, which is the best place to check before a visit.

Surigao · 125 mi / 200 km

Mimoosa Cats Café, also listed as Mimosa Cat Café, is a small cat cafe on the second floor of the Laugo Animal Hospital building on Borromeo Street in Barangay Taft, Surigao City, close to the downtown hotels and the road to the port. The cafe serves coffee, matcha lattes, cakes such as tiramisu and light meals in a front dining area, while the cats live in a glass-walled room that visitors can enter for a short paid session. The resident cats are breed cats, many of them Siamese, and some are very affectionate and happy to sit on laps. The cafe was one of the first places in Caraga where the public could spend time with cats and draws visitors from Butuan and travellers heading to Siargao.

Tagum, Davao Del Norte · 125 mi / 201 km

Kafé Snowbell is a cat cafe on Circumferential Road near the New City Hall Drive in Apokon, Tagum, beside a Seaoil gas station and easy to spot from the highway thanks to its cat mural. It has a dining area and a separate cat room where visitors spend short timed sessions with the resident cats, most of them fluffy Persians along with newer Siamese cats. Staff give a short orientation before guests enter, socks and masks are required in the cat room, and the cats get regular breaks. Access to the cats is tied to a minimum food and drink purchase per person plus a small fee for the room. The menu includes coffee, desserts such as tiramisu and Dubai cookies, and rice meals, burgers and pasta, and the cafe also lends out books.

Davao City, Davao Del Sur · 129 mi / 208 km

Door 3 Cafe is a cafe with resident cats on the second floor of the Adolfo Building at the corner of Palm Drive and J.P. Laurel Avenue in Bajada, Davao City beside SSS Bajada. The entrance is next to a row of small eateries and the cafe is upstairs, so it can look closed from the street. The cats roam freely among the tables; they include exotic shorthairs, Persians and rescued puspins, and visitors may bring treats for them. There is no separate lounge or timed session: guests order coffee, pastries or rice and pasta dishes and spend time with the cats while they eat, work or play the cafe's board games. The owners feed and rescue strays and promote spaying and neutering. Opened in early 2026 and since expanded, the cafe is open around the clock and has a function room for private events.