Kitty Cafe Leeds in Leeds

I'm a cat lover and I absolutely adore the cats here! They so cute and the drinks were pretty good too! Not all cats are playful like others but are very entertaining to watch!

Quick table service with a fluffy atmosphere surrounded by cuteness overload. Ideal for cat lovers and a drink and spot of lunch after a busy day of sgopping. Highly recommend.

This sport is great for a drink and a meal also the cats are freandly drinks we're spectacular and they can do soya milk or cows milk

Posto squallido, i gatti non si fanno accarezzare e scappano e neanche ti si avvicinano, l’entrata costa troppo, locale non confortevole anzi da andarsene.

Great kitty cafe lots of cats lovely staff amazing food my daughter and her friend really enjoyed it I would definitely return . 10/10 experience

Avoid at all costs. The toilets were dirty (photos included). When I complained they said standards had slipped over the last day or so as they had a lot of new staff. There's no way that dirt was only two days worth of dirt. My food took 45 minutes to arrive (a jacket potato) and when it did arrive it was cold. My mum also had a jacket potato, which arrived 30 minutes before mine. Hers was so hard you couldn't physically get a knife into it. Impossible to get hold of staff. Tried to get a glass of tap water and each staff member asked me to ask someone else. All portions were child size, but adult price. Entrance was expensive - I appreciate there are costs involved in looking after the cats, but £22 for two adults and a child felt steep. Staff were largely incompetent and didn't know what they were doing. I appreciate that staff training can take time, but there should be some staff on hand that know what they are doing and can support. There was a "cat welfare officer" there but I saw multiple children chasing cats, and harassing sleeping cats and there was no intervention

If you're looking for a purr-fectly delightful experience, Kitty Cafe Leeds is the place to be! This charming little haven is like a cat lover's dream come true, where feline friends roam freely while you sip on your coffee and nibble on tasty treats. The atmosphere is as cozy as a cat curled up in a sunbeam, and the staff is as friendly as a playful kitten. The real stars of the show, of course, are the cats themselves! From sassy tabbies to fluffy Persians, each kitty has its own personality that adds to the charm of the cafe. It's hard not to get distracted by their antics while trying to enjoy your latte! Just be prepared for the occasional paw on your table or a curious cat trying to steal your snack. Overall, Kitty Cafe Leeds is a pawsitively delightful spot for anyone who loves cats and good coffee. Whether you're there to relax with a book or to play with the cats, it's an experience that will leave you feline good! Just remember to bring your best cat jokes—it's the purr-fect place to share them!

Been here lots of times before but the last time might well be my final visit. I only usually go to accompany a friend. At £8 a time just to get in it's a bit much considering the food and drink isn't that cheap, but I go along to support the friend and the cats. We had asked at the start if we can stay longer. This is always allowed if it's quiet and we always buy extra food and drinks, On our last visit on Monday afternoon after ordering food and drinks, we then later tried to order a second lot we were told we couldn't stay. When I asked why, it was said that they had observed a few rule breaks. When I asked them to clarify they said we had been feeding the cats, (not true), also that I had put a drink on the arm of the chair, (yes but this was to stop several cats from drinking it as the glass was too tall to put under the net food cover) so yes I moved it there and was keeping hold of it. At one stage there were three cats all persistently trying to get the food from my plate. Then two or three were licking an empty wrapper from a pat of butter, Another, unbeknown to me until later was licking what was left of a small plastic pot of cream on the floor (which was also empty by the way)? Staff need to be reminded that it should not be up to customers to police this. Short of keeping your food under the net the whole time and not eating it, there isn't much you can do to prevent them from scavenging. I also wonder if the cats are being fed adequately as they do seem to be very eager to steal the food. The owness should be on the staff to observe not the customer and they are failing to do this. To turn round and say we were actually feeding the cats was an out and out lie. I thought their attitude was quite petty and belittling. I've seen people pick the cats up before which also isn't allowed. I asked to speak to the manager but got the same snotty response. Wouldn't mind but the place was practically empty so if our money wasn't good enough then fine. Oh, and I also finished off a half eaten packet of crisps from my bag (which by the way they don't sell). They didn't like that. Seen people eat their own cake in there before and get away with it. Maybe they didn't like the look of us

Super accommodating of our party of 13 for my sister's birthday. Great and friendly staff who go above and beyond to make sure you're comfortable. Delicious food and drinks as well and lovely cats who are obviously happy and well taken care of. Overall fantastic experience!

We went to Kitty Café today for my son's birthday. I told my wife we shouldn’t bother after reading the bad reviews, but she didn’t listen. When we got there, we had to pay an entry fee, apparently for the cats’ upkeep, which felt a bit cheeky. The staff were a bit rude. My food was alright but lukewarm, while my wife didn’t like hers at all. Her chips were cold & tasteless, so she sent them back. The second lot was hot but still tasteless. My son said the chicken nuggets & mozzarella sticks weren’t as good as McDonald’s, & my wife agreed. I couldn’t say, as I’ve not eaten McDonald’s in over 20 years. Would we go back? No. Would I recommend it? No. It wasn’t the worst meal ever, but definitely not worth the money – especially with cats trying to nick your food!

It’s a very chill place with cute cats and friendly staff! I went with my boyfriend for his birthday and we both loved it a lot

In Leeds for the christmas market...weather was pretty wet and mum and I were heading for somewhere to eat. Spotted this place on the way. We are both avid cat lovers. I no longer have my old ginge so I try to get a kitty fix whenever I can. I have visited many cat cafes all over the world and experiences have varied. Cats generally hiding away out of reach. This has been more obvious in UK cat cafes as younger children seem to be allowed. than in the rest of Europe. Here though...lots of young happy cats, playing, running around and sleeping. I was 'adopted' by the gorgeous Onyx as soon as I sat down. He jumped straight up, fell asleep on my lap and stayed for virtually my whole visit. The cafe was cosy and nicely subdued. We didn't see too many young children, which was a blessing, as the cats weren't stressed. There was a 'moment' with a mother and 2 young children who hadn't seen the rules on entry, they were quite loud and the staff did try to ask them politely to be a little quieter. Foodwise, we ordered the kitty special, toasties, cake and a hot drink. Very nice. no complaints at all. Good value. Staff were friendly, knowledgeable and happy to tell you about their own kitties at home. The welfare of the cats was their top priority, as it should be. Definitely one of the better cat cafes I have been to, could happily have stayed all day. Please ignore negative reviews and try for yourself...but also remember that the rules are there for a reason. Follow them and I know you'll enjoy it as we did.

A great treat for my daughter who loved the kitty's and the colours. It was nice and clean, didn't smell at all, great coffee and the milkshake was delicious.

Absolutely amazing experience, no idea of cost as I didn't pay but whatever it was it's worth it just to eat with these wonderful kitties ❤️... staff were amazing and clean environment... defo recommend xx

This was a great restaurant the food was lovely and the cats were so tame one sat near us and we named it bobby overall loved it and will be coming again soon

It was so cute omg. Me and my friend took my girlfriend here for a gift just to see the sparkles in her eyes when she saw the cats was amazing. Im glad cat cafes are in the uk. This place is great, a definite must see.

The BEST place I’ve ever been,definitely worth it if you like cats.Amazing and pawsome cats,free staff,nice atmosphere.Kind cats aswell

An absolutely beautiful place to go and play with adorable cats, would definitely recommend for any cat or animal lover.

Absolutely fantastic place and did not disappoint the family, it was a surprise visit for one of my daughters who didn’t know we were coming, she loved it! Friendly staff, really comfortable and lots of cool cats!

Fantastic cafe, adorable cats, what more could you ask for. The service was great. My daughter loved it. Will definitely be back soon

Unfortunately we was sat right next to the toilets, after 20 mins of unbearable smells we got moved but unfortunately we wished we never turned up £8 entrance each adult was very high as we had a small snack

Lovely cafe! Cats are very friendly. Drinks are very tasty. Staff are very welcoming. Would recommend going here again! 🐱

Me my mom and friend came for a bit of lunch out for my birthday, first of all the welfare charge was a little excessive, we got taken to our table nice comfy, service a little slow and abit overwhelmed. Cats about some hiding high as there were children everywhere shouting and chasing the cats! Went through to the toilet wasn’t sure if we was allowed to let the cats through, to be then rudely spoken to by who I think to have been the manager saying well yeah can’t you read the sign… she then proceeds to speak about us at the desk saying can people not read signs. How rude! Honestly I won’t be returning, I feel very sorry for the cats.

The service was brilliant and the food was nice. The hot chocolate was a bit cold but enjoyed anyway. The main complaint is that the whole time I was here there were screaming babies and toddlers running riot, scaring the cats. It's cruel. It's ultimately on bad and lazy parents but an age limit of 12+ really needs implemented. Other visitors are rude too, climbing over me to pet cats as if I'm a piece of furniture and not a person.

I booked here for lunch having a mum and daughter day shopping trip. After reading reviews I was a bit dubious but still booked as my daughter is animal mad. We arrived earlier than our booking but we're dealt with promptly and efficiently. I had done my research so was aware of the welfare fee charged on entry. Being a Saturday lunch time and the first weekend of the summer holidays I expected things to be quite chaotic. This wasn't the case at all. We were seated quickly and all the staff were very attentive. My daughter had the most amazing time, and the coffee was very enjoyable. My only criticism was the service as it was a bit slow but we didn't mind too much as gave my daughter longer to enjoy the cats. Overall we were very pleased and had a lovely relaxed lunch.

My little boy loves cats so we surprised him by coming here as he has always wanted to come to the kitty cafe. Safe to say he loved it I would definitely recommend. The hot chocolate is lovely aswell. All the cats were really cute and my little boy loved using the cat toys to play with the cats

The cafe is awesome so many cute cats as well hot chocolate has to be one of the best I have ever had. So nice to be able to just sit and relax and then be able to walk around and stroke the cats.

Absolute JOKE Staff: didn’t listen to anything you said and wasn’t at all attentative, one of them stunk the place out with her BO The charge: chocking charge to get in! And not voluntary either! It was obviously spent on the interior decorating which was lovely The food: £1 frozen Aldi pizzas converted with new toppings that fell off when u try cut it! a pizza charged at £10 which was the biggest thing on the menu but they had no pizza cutter or even scissors to cut it with!? Skin on fries weren’t even cooked through, still cold on inside from being frozen. The cats: we saw 2 cats in the hour we were in there and they were both hiding as the place was full and nobody cared about the rulebook that we had stuck in our faces on arrival. So me my friend and our 3 kids spent £100 in that place and we were all super disappointed when we came out of there! We tried to tell the staff who only said speak to manager, we made complaints online, didn’t even get a response! In our opinion this is NOT a charity and it is not force charging families to care for cats, it’s making money for their business! NEVER AGAIN

Lovey cuppa and strawberry milkshake. Super cute cats in abundance. Lots of escape routes for the cars if they want some quiet time away from the customers.

Lovely place, brought our son for his birthday treat. He lived seeing all the cats. He especially liked the ginger cat. Would definitely visit again.

Great cafe. The cats are very friendly and cute. We had pizza and it was really tasty with lots of toppings. The food was fresh

Food was vile, service appalling and the toilets filthy. The cats were lovely but zero attempts were made to actually ensure the rules for their welfare were enforced. We went a couple of years ago and the cakes were lovely but now are dry, not very tasty and are poorly presented. They are bribing for good reviews.

we were greeted with a service charge of £8 each which isn't explained on the website, but hey ho lets go inside!! loads of young kids annoying the cats so the cats wandered off into their escape hatch that leads to a room where no people can go a kid was annoying a sleeping kitten in a bed so we went and picked up the bed and put it on our table to give it some peace, however 5 mins later a staff member came over and said that its not allowed so she took the cat comfy in its bed and put it on the floor next to the young kids who immediately woke the cat up and annoyed it so it too escaped through the hatch - leaving no cats my daughter eventually found one and picked it up and was stroking it and brought it over to our table and it was playing with a ball on the sofa with us, again the staff came over saying you shouldn't pick them up - she then PICKED IT UP!!!! cos shes so almighty and well trained in cat picking up and graduated with a degree in cat pickerupage and mere peasants like us couldn't possible pick up a cat we left

Lovely cafe, very spacious and colourful decor. The cats are obviously very cute but also have lots of space to roam and play. We had lunch and milkshakes which were nice and came quickly!

love the kitties, the food and drinks were great and the staff were all really warm and friendly. kitties are lovely and well-looked after. overall an amazing experience 😁

We were so excited for this but were underwhelmed unfortunately. On arrival we were told we had to pay £40 as a welfare fee. This was not given as an optional donation and was on top of the very expensive food which was normal food you’d find at a playgym. The food was not served hot, no sauces offered, the pizza came without it being sliced so we spent most of our time trying to cut it with a blunt knife as the staff said they didn’t own a pizza slice. Nobody asked us if everything was ok with our meals and there was an extreme about of melted cheese on our sandwiches. All standard stuff that could have easily improved our visit had they invested a little time and effort into the service provided. The staff seemed stressed and not very friendly and their approach to customers was poor apart from one member of staff who tried her best. I saw a couple of people complaining so don’t know if they’d had a stressful day so it may have been a one off. The welcome into the cafe didn’t feel warm at all. The whole place smelt badly of body odour as well. The cats were lovely and seemed well looked after although a few younger children appeared to not be watched properly by parents but that was not staff’s fault and one of them did challenge a mother who got defensive and left. There were 2 adults and 4 children in our party. We spent £120 for a light lunch and one hour visit together with the fee. I felt we were well over charged and won’t be returning but glad we did it to tick it off our wish list as it was a nice idea.

Food excellent, staff amazing and best bit the gorgeous kittys definitely my new goto place in leeds , definitely an amazing experience

lovely cafe full of cat's, as a cat lover, when I found out this existed I knew I needed to pay a visit. The cat's are all beautiful and there were a few kittens which were adorable to see. The food was also delicious. My only complaint is the amount of children who were just walking round with nobody watching them, a little boy pushing down on the cat's backs to stop them running from him then poking them with toys, then there was children forcing them to engage when they didn't want to and pushing cat tunnels into their faces. Many of the cat's did a runner when they saw a child with a toy coming after all that and I am not surprised. I missed out on seeing quite a few cats because I was either pushed out the way by someone's child or they were all hiding from the kids to avoid being terrorised. But I did mostly enjoy my time with the cats when I got the chance. This cafe needs an age restriction of 10 years and above for visitors to increase satisfaction for other visitors while in the cafe and to protect the safety and welfare of the cats

The cafe was so clean with staff constantly cleaning. Staff friendly and very helpful. The cats absolutely adorable. I liked the idea of the cats been able to go into the back of it all got a bit to much. I did see a couple of animal welfare staff also making sure the cats were ok. Me and and my children had the best time and topped up on the old endorphins . Highly recommended. We went at 10am on a Saturday as I didn’t want to go when busy and glad I made this decision x

When I went to kitty cafe in Leeds with my parents, I found it stressful and overwhelming. There was a lot of kids going around and stroking the cats which meant that I couldn't stroke them. I was about to stroke a cat when a boy accidentally kicked the cat so it ran off.I was lucky that I got to stroke the cats a bit on my own without the other kids who were rushing around and repeatedly saying "kitty kitty" which I found annoying. I went over to a cat as I was going to stroke it and it was trying to steal someone's food when the person who's food it was said to me "sorry, we're eating". The cafe does not care about the cats' welfare and I could tell that the cats were also stressed. It was a lot of money just to enter and you only had an hour before you had to leave. The food was OK, but it was not the relaxing experience that I expected. They need to limit the amount of young children as there are more kids than cats! Not relaxing!