Troyes, Grand Est, France
Troyes Petits Chats
Troyes Petits Chats is a cat cafe and tea room on Rue Général Saussier in the historic centre of Troyes, a few minutes' walk from the town hall. Opened in June 2021, it occupies a small room decorated around cats, down to the cat-shaped crockery, and the cats also have a hidden room of their own. They come from a local rescue association, and the cafe acts as their foster home, so all of them are available for adoption. A notebook at the tables tells each cat's background. The menu offers teas, coffee, hot chocolate, local apple juice, mocktails and local beers, cakes and savoury dishes at lunchtime, and a brunch formula, and there are cat-themed books, board games and a small selection of gifts whose sales support the cats. Children are welcome when accompanied.
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