Mexico City, Mexico
Yuki-CatCafé
Yuki-CatCafé is a Japanese-style cafe with a cat area on Calzada de Tlalpan in Portales Norte, Benito Juárez, between the Portales and Ermita stations of Metro Line 2. It opened in October 2026 and combines a coffee shop with a separate room where visitors can spend time with the resident cats. The cafe serves coffee and food with a Japanese theme, and there are video game consoles for guests to use. As a new venue its menu, cat numbers and visiting rules are still being set, so check its Instagram before going.
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