Cat Cafes in Philippines

Lipa, Batangas

Pussa Cafe is a cat cafe, opened in 2021 as the first in the city, on the second floor of the Altum Terra Building on B. Morada Avenue in Mataas na Lupa, Lipa City, Batangas, across from a BM gasoline station. The cafe has a dining area and a separate cat area, which guests enter for a small fee and a set time after signing a waiver; socks are required and can be bought on site. The resident cats include several friendly regulars such as Sirius and Lychee, while others are shyer. The menu covers coffee, matcha drinks, pastries, carbonara, garlic bread and other light meals, and there are power outlets for working or studying. Visits with young children need care, as the cats can scratch. It is open daily from 11 AM to 8 PM.

Dasmarinas, Cavite

Cuppacup Cafe is a cat-themed coffee shop inside Mabuhay City Subdivision in Paliparan III, Dasmariñas, Cavite, on the main road near Noynay Clinic. Billed as a place for coffee, cats and vinyl records, it has an air-conditioned interior on two levels plus outdoor seating, and a cat lounge where rescued former street cats live. Guests can sit in the cafe without a fee or enter the lounge for a short paid session to pet and play with the cats, some of which wear little outfits. The menu has espresso drinks, matcha, egg drop sandwiches, onion rings, nachos and potato wedges. The cafe opens in the late afternoon and stays open until 2 AM every day, and it also runs a mobile coffee bar for events. Street parking is limited.

Baguio, Benguet

Purrfect Cafe is a cat cafe on Kennon Road in Camp 7, Baguio City, across from BDO and the CAAA office. The cafe has a dining area and a separately designed cat play area behind a glass door, where visitors spend time with the resident cats and can feed them treats. Entry to the cat area is tied to a drink purchase, which covers one person for about an hour; food orders do not count towards entry, and the cat area closes for a while at the cats' feeding time. The kitchen serves Japanese-style rice meals such as pork tonkatsu and shrimp tempura, pasta, croissant sandwiches, coffee and matcha drinks. The cafe is open every day.

Baguio, Benguet

Hot Cat Specialty Coffee is a cat-themed coffee shop at the corner of Yangco and Brent roads in Baguio City, beside Mt. Cloud Bookshop and a short walk from SM City Baguio. Since September 2020 it has served specialty coffee from Benguet and other Philippine growing areas, and in late 2025 it took over the whole of a former Montessori school building, an old house with mismatched furniture, books, cat figurines and artworks and a garden. Several resident cats roam freely among the tables and garden. There is no fee or separate cat room; visitors simply order at the counter. The menu includes pandesal sandwiches, French toast, croissants and rice meals, and board games can be borrowed. It is a sister cafe of Little Cat Coffee in La Union.

Angeles, Pampanga

Lucky Cat Cafe is a small coffee shop with resident cats in the NJT Building on Sta. Maria Avenue in Balibago, Angeles City, near System Plus College Foundation and Sta. Maria Church. Started as a coffee business that makes its own drink recipes, it has since brought in its cats, about four of them, which share the space with customers. Visitors order a drink or snack and can spend time with the cats while they work, study or chat; there is no separate cat room. The menu covers coffee and other drinks at modest prices, along with light food. Orders are also available for delivery through Lalamove and Foodpanda.

Tarlac City

Ring's Cafe is a cat cafe in the Harb Building on Romulo Boulevard at the corner of Rosal Street in San Vicente, Tarlac City, in front of the Diwa ng Tarlac complex and close to the public library and park. Opened in 2025 and promoted as Tarlac City's first cat cafe, it lets visitors spend time with its resident cats for a fixed fee that covers one hour in the cat area and one drink, such as coffee, matcha or chocolate. Other drinks and snacks can be ordered separately, and the cafe has free wifi. It is open daily, generally from late morning to early evening; hours are posted on the cafe's Facebook page.

Tarlac City

Andrea Billiard and Cat Time Cafe is an entertainment cafe with resident cats on the second floor of the Floor Center Building on MacArthur Highway in San Sebastian, Tarlac City, beside Wendy's. Opened in 2026, it combines a cafe with billiard tables, an arcade, PlayStation 5 consoles and private karaoke rooms, and its resident cats share the lounge with guests who want a break from the games. The menu covers coffee and other drinks, desserts, pasta and comfort food at moderate prices. It is aimed at groups of friends and families and stays open late every day.

Cebu City

Miau Cafe is a cat cafe in the Bonifacio District development on F. Cabahug Street in Kasambagan, Cebu City, a short ride from Ayala Center Cebu and Cebu IT Park. Opened in November 2022, it has a spacious industrial-style dining room with hand-painted cat murals and a separate glass-walled cat lounge where about 20 resident cats live, many of them pedigree breeds such as Maine Coons. The cats are cared for by dedicated cat attendants and checked weekly by a veterinarian. Entry to the lounge comes with a minimum food or drink order per person, and visitors wear a face mask and shoe covers sold at the counter. The lounge closes for an hour each afternoon for cleaning and the cats' rest. The menu covers coffee, matcha, frappes, croffles, pasta, rice meals and sandwiches, and cat treats can be bought to feed the cats.

Dumaguete, Negros Oriental

Purrfect Brews is a specialty coffee shop with resident cats in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, and describes itself as the city's first cat cafe. In mid-2026 it moved from Upper Boni Catarata Street in Batinguel to the second floor of the Tañon Building on Valencia Drive in Daro, along the North National Highway across from a Seaoil station. The cats live in a separate cat room, and guests who order at least a set minimum from the menu can spend about an hour inside with them; staff explain the rules for handling the cats before entry. Visitors who prefer not to be around cats can stay in the main cafe. The menu covers specialty coffee, shakes, snacks and sandwiches, and the cafe has free Wi-Fi and stays open late, which makes it popular with students. It is open daily until midnight.

Sibulan, Negros Oriental

Whiskers Cat Café, listed on Google as Whiskers & Brew, is a small cat cafe in the Orange Building in Phase 1 of the Aldea Homes subdivision in Sibulan, Negros Oriental, a few kilometres north of Dumaguete City. Opened in 2025, it is a neighbourhood coffee shop where visitors can order drinks and desserts and spend time with the cafe's resident cats. The menu centres on coffee and other drinks with sweet snacks. The cafe has taken part in Sibulan's youth business fair. It is closed on Mondays, and opening hours are posted on its Facebook page, which is the best place to check before a visit.

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.