Cat Cafes in Rajasthan

Jaipur, Rajasthan

Beanstalk Cafe is a cafe with resident cats on Gandhi Path Road West in Lalarpura, on the western edge of Jaipur near Shehnai Marriage Garden and the Ajmer Road side of Vaishali Nagar. It bills itself as Jaipur's first cat cafe and has a farm-style setting with indoor and rooftop seating, away from the busier city areas. A small group of house cats, around four, roam freely among the tables and often nap under the chairs, so visitors who want to meet them can ask the staff. There is no separate cat room or entry fee; guests simply order from the menu, which covers coffee, shakes, pizza, pasta, sandwiches, Chinese dishes and desserts. Visitors are asked to let the cats approach on their own and leave sleeping cats alone. The cafe is open daily and also hosts occasional events, including an India-Korea themed evening.

Jaipur, Rajasthan

Meowcha is a rooftop cafe with resident cats in Vivek Vihar, Bajaj Nagar, Jaipur, opposite the RAS Club and near the Dainik Bhaskar office. Opened in the late summer of 2026, it calls itself Jaipur's first rooftop cat cafe. The house cats, including a lively black cat, move freely around the terrace and indoor seating, and visitors can play with them and pick them up when the cats are willing. There is no separate cat lounge or entry fee; guests order from a budget-friendly vegetarian menu of coffee, mocktails, pasta, pizza and Indo-Chinese dishes, including a cat-themed cappuccino. The cafe is also cat-friendly, so owners may bring their own cats. Seating is spread across cosy indoor corners and an open rooftop that is popular at sunset, and the space is used for small parties and celebrations.

Kota, Rajasthan

Bark and Brew is a pet cafe at BSNL Circle in Shrinathpuram, Kota, near Rainbow Children Hospital. Opened in August 2026, it describes itself as Kota's first pet cafe and keeps its own animals on site: several cats and puppies as well as a golden retriever, which visitors without pets of their own can play with while they eat. Owners are also welcome to bring their pets along. There is no separate cat room or entry fee; guests order from a casual and affordable menu of tea, coffee, cakes, snacks and Chinese-style dishes. The cafe is aimed partly at Kota's large student population as a place to take a break among animals, and it also offers pet boarding and grooming. It is open daily from midday until midnight.