Cat Cafes in New York

Discover the best cat cafes in New York, where cat lovers can enjoy a cozy atmosphere, delicious drinks, and the company of adorable, adoptable cats. Find the perfect spot for relaxation or to meet your new feline friend today!

There are 15 cat cafes in New York.

Pawsitivitea CNY Cafe & Cat Lounge

Syracuse, New York

Pawsitivitea is Syracuse's premier cat cafe. In partnership with local rescues and shelters, they house cats as residents in their cafe in the hope of finding them forever homes. They serve up local brews, small snacks, and time with adoptable cats. Ages 10 and up permitted.

The Pawsitive Cafe

Rochester, New York

The Pawsitive Cafe is a comfy space filled with 25-30 adoptable cats who are looking for a home. We offer a relaxing atmosphere where you can unwind with a hot beverage and snuggle up to our friendly kitties. Many of our cats are available to adopt through our shelter friends, who you can visit below. We are wheelchair accessible and have a convenient reservation service for booking your visit. Come on down and see us!

Brooklyn Cat Cafe

Brooklyn, New York

Brooklyn Cat Café is a volunteer-run adoption center and community space that opened its doors in May 2016, proudly operating as the city’s only non-profit cat café under the Brooklyn Bridge Animal Welfare Coalition (BBAWC). Founded with a mission to combat cat homelessness, this cozy spot welcomes over 35,000 visitors annually in a typical year, offering a relaxed environment where adoptable cats roam freely and interact with guests sipping on coffee. Managed by BBAWC directors and fueled by passionate volunteers, the café not only facilitates adoptions—having rescued over 7,000 cats and placed more than 6,000 in forever homes since 2007—but also serves as a resource hub, providing educational workshops, Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) services since December 2016, and a low-cost medical clinic launched in 2020, all while fostering a vibrant community of cat lovers dedicated to feline welfare.

Leaflet © OpenStreetMap contributors © CARTO