Phuket, Thailand
Top Cat Café
Top Cat Café in Kathu, between Phuket Town and Patong, is a cosy coffee shop combined with a home for rescued cats. More than 30 cats of different ages, personalities and breeds live here, including exotic and hairless Sphynx cats, and the owner has rescued most of them. The cats are relaxed and choose who to approach, often curling up on laps. Entry is 200 baht; clean socks are provided at the door, staff explain the rules, and chicken treats for the cats cost about 30 baht extra. If a cat scratches by accident during feeding, staff will clean it and give you a plaster. The cafe side serves coffee, iced lattes, strawberry matcha, desserts and thick milkshakes, the house favourite. It is family-friendly and easy to spend an afternoon in.
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Cat Cafes Nearby
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Phuket2.5 mi / 4.1 km
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B Cat Café
Phuket2.8 mi / 4.6 km
B Cat Café on Thep Krasattri Road in Phuket Town opened in 2014 and is Phuket's original cat cafe. It works as a cafe and restaurant up front, with a separate cat room behind where the resident cats live, a mix of breeds kept well groomed and relaxed by staff who play with them throughout the day. Visiting the cat room costs a fee: around 150 baht for the cats only, or about 180 to 189 baht including a drink. Cats should not be picked up. The kitchen serves Thai and Western dishes such as fried papaya salad and tom yum seafood spaghetti, plus cakes, smoothies and Thai milk tea, many with cat-themed presentation. It is an easy stop on a walk around the old town and popular with families.
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Phuket3.1 mi / 5.0 km
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Up To You Cat Café
Phuket3.6 mi / 5.8 km
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Neko Cat Cafe
Phuket8 mi / 13 km
Neko Cat Cafe is a charming cat café located in Rawai, Phuket, Thailand, offering cat lovers a relaxed spot to enjoy feline company in the south of the country. The café provides a welcoming space to spend time with its resident cats in a laid-back island setting. With a strong local following and a dedicated community of visitors, Neko Cat Cafe is a popular stop for both residents and travelers exploring the Rawai area. inside the café.
Doo Cat Cafe Phuket
Phuket8 mi / 13 km
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