Cat Cafes in Davao City, Davao Del Sur

Davao City, Davao Del Sur

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.

Davao City, Davao Del Sur

Catspresso Cafe is a small cat cafe on the second floor of the Davao Dampa building on Artiaga Street, off Roxas Avenue in Davao City's Poblacion District, across from Phoenix LPG and beside La Shiela Salon; the nearest landmark is ALU Hotel. The cafe moved here from Vista El Rio on Diversion Road and is easy to miss, so look for the stairs to the upper floor. Several resident cats roam the room and approach guests while they drink coffee, eat or work. A small entrance fee is charged on top of food and drinks, and cat treats can be bought to feed the cats. The menu covers coffee, non-coffee drinks and light meals. The cafe occasionally posts cats for rehoming on its social media.

Davao City, Davao Del Sur

Sig Café, also called Sigeg Kape, is a small home-style cafe on Lacson Street in Bo. Obrero, Davao City, near the University of Southeastern Philippines. It does not describe itself as a cat cafe, but it is home to the owners' fluffy cats, which wander into the dining room, nap in their favourite corners and keep guests company; staff sometimes let customers feed them. Because the cats come and go as they please, they are not always out. There is no entrance fee or timed session, and the cafe has no Wi-Fi so that guests talk and play instead. The menu includes Spanish latte, matcha, iced Americano, cheesecake and home-cooked rice meals such as chicken teriyaki, at prices aimed at students. The cafe sells its own cat stickers and is open late every day.

Davao City, Davao Del Sur

Kafih is a 24-hour study cafe on Medical School Drive in Davao City, near Davao Medical School Foundation, that keeps a group of resident breed cats. The cats roam freely through the dining area and visitors can pet them and take photos; they also have a glass room where they can rest away from guests. There is no entrance fee or timed session, as the cats are part of the everyday cafe. Kafih started as a home kitchen selling rice bowls and serves halal Japanese and Korean-style meals such as oyakodon, katsudon, gyudon and bibimbap, along with coffee, matcha, flower teas and vegetarian options. The cafe has Wi-Fi, plenty of power outlets, private rooms and a second floor, and was recently renovated, which makes it a popular spot for students and remote workers.