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Ubon Ratchathani · 35 mi / 57 km

Snoopcat Cafe is a two-storey cafe on Sappasit Road in the heart of Ubon Ratchathani, next to Wat Pathumalai and opposite Ubon Wittayakhom School. The ground floor is a regular cafe, good for working or meeting friends, so anyone who is allergic to cats or simply not keen can stay downstairs. Upstairs is the cat zone, open from midday, where a mix of breeds, including a very sociable Sphynx, roam freely and often settle on laps. Access to the cats costs 50 baht or the purchase of a drink. The menu is broad for a cat cafe: coffee and non-coffee drinks, Italian sodas, smoothies, cakes, Thai-style Tokyo pancakes and roti, plus breakfast and simple lunch dishes at affordable prices. The staff are friendly, the space is clean and free of smells, and free parking is available.

Surin · 58 mi / 94 km

Cat Story is a small cat cafe on Thetsaban 1 Road in the centre of Surin, opposite the English Program building of Sirindhorn School. Billed as a cafe for cat lovers, it has a good number of plump, friendly resident cats who share the clean, compact space with visitors, so you can relax with a drink while they wander around you or settle in for a nap nearby. Regulars say the drinks are tasty and good value for money. The shop also sells a changing selection of cute collectibles, including squishy toys and character figures such as Fuggler and Hello Kitty, which makes it a fun stop for children and collectors as well as cat fans. It is one of very few places in Surin town where you can sit down and spend time with cats, and it is easy to reach on foot from the town centre.

Mueang Suang, Roi Et · 65 mi / 105 km

Scottish Cafe is a restaurant and cat cafe on the Roi Et–Suwannaphum road in Nong Phue, just before Mueang Suang town and about 25 minutes south of Roi Et city. The grounds are spacious, with a lake and fish pond where you can feed the fish, duck pedal boats, a children's playground and an air-conditioned dining room. The cat cafe zone is home to a gang of Scottish-breed cats that visitors can play with, photograph and feed up close for a small entry fee. The restaurant serves a broad menu including shabu, pizza, papaya salad and other Thai dishes, plus coffee, cakes and other drinks. It makes a good family outing, combining a meal by the water with time with the cats, though service can be slow when the restaurant is busy at weekends.

Buri Ram · 82 mi / 132 km

Catfé Buriram is a small, cosy cat cafe in the centre of Buri Ram town, next to the Heng Prasert fruit shop near Sala Loi. Entry is free, and visitors can play with and photograph the cats for as long as they like. The cafe is home to a large and varied family of around 40 cats of all shapes and sizes, and it also raises money for the care of stray and sick cats, inviting customers to chip in towards the cats' next meal. The menu includes coffee and other drinks, bakery items and homemade cakes, and drinks can also be ordered for delivery through GrabFood. It is a laid-back place to sit with a coffee while the cats wander around, and parking is along the roadside just past the shop. Staff are friendly and the cats are used to visitors.

Buri Ram · 84 mi / 135 km

4 Legs in Love is a cat cafe and restaurant in the town centre of Buri Ram, billed locally as the city's first cat cafe. Its cat room holds a dozen or so friendly, well-behaved cats of various breeds who readily settle on visitors' laps. Entry to the cat room costs 99 baht including a drink, ice cream or smoothie, and a 150-baht option adds feeding the cafe's other animals; you can step out to finish your drink and go back in again. Guests wash their hands before entering, and parents should keep a close eye on young children around the cats. The menu covers coffee, cocoa, desserts and lunch dishes, and the shop has plenty of photo corners. Staff are friendly and happy to explain how everything works on a first visit.

Mukdahan · 102 mi / 164 km

Coff Cat Cafe is a small, quiet cat cafe on Phithak Phanom Khet Road in the centre of Mukdahan. The cool, air-conditioned room is clean and odour-free, and its resident cats, several of them plump and affectionate, come out to greet customers and are happy to play with anyone who takes an interest. The owner is friendly, keeps the cats clean and well cared for, and sometimes hands out snacks to regulars. The menu centres on coffee and other drinks at reasonable prices, alongside homemade desserts and a little food. It is a relaxed spot for cat lovers living in or passing through Mukdahan, whether you want a quiet drink on your own or a few minutes with a cat on your lap, and many customers come back again and again.