Singapore’s best dog & cat cafes – bring your pet or meet one there!

ANZA’s social feeds ( anzasingapore, anzasingapore) are brimming with pics of our community out and about on the island, but when we recently posted a shot of our walking group pausing at a cat café, the crowd went wild! After all, who doesn’t love a cuppa and a cake with a four-legged friend? Whether you’ve got pets of your own, or just want one on loan to snuggle up with, we spotlight some of the city’s best places for a bite to eat, chill vibes, and a touch of animal therapy.

Above: ANZA Kill-o-Metres taking a pet-stop at The Cat Experience on one of their walks.

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The Cat Experience

The Caffeine Experience Star Vista is home to a fabulous cat café next door – The Cat Experience. Run by the same team (and sharing the same acronym, TCE), it’s home to a host of adorable breeds, including a few show-winning Maine Coons. Visits cost $8.90 on weekdays and $10.90 on weekends for 20 minutes of feline fun, or you can book the whole space by the hour. The café menu is a banger, serving everything from croissants to Cajun Roast Chicken, making it ideal for hanging out with food and furballs from breakfast through to dinner.
1 Vista Exchange Green, #01-20 TSV, 138617
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Left: The Urban Hideout. Right: Meomi Cat Café

The Urban Hideout

For those who prefer their pet cafés peaceful rather than playful, The Urban Hideout in Yishun delivers. Muted tones, minimal décor, and excellent coffee make it a lovely alternative to the chaos of dog parks and more central locations. Dogs, cats, and indeed rabbits, are welcome here and treated to water bowls and homemade treats, while humans can work, read, or just unwind alongside animal pals.
60 Springside Walk #01-05 The Brooks 1, 786020
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Meomi Cat Café

Long before cat cafés were a thing, Meomi was mastering the art of bringing humans and pets together in public over on North Bridge Road. This hideaway serves friend’s living room vibes, and the cats are some of the most photogenic in town. British Shorthairs, Maine Coons, and a Ragdoll or two glide between the chairs, and if they’re feeling generous, they’ll let you have a stroke as you sip on your coffee.
668 North Bridge Road, 188801
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Left: Cat Paradise Singapore. Right: What The Pug Café

Cat Paradise Singapore

This café and adoption centre allows you to spend time with rescue cats in a cageless, social setting. Entry is $12 for the first hour, and you can extend your visit for $12 per additional hour on weekends or $25 on weekdays. There’s an option to bring your own food and drinks, though treats for the cats are available to buy. A top spot in which to unwind and even consider adopting a new furry friend!
169 Joo Chiat Road Level 2, 427729
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What The Pug Café

Compact, quirky, and utterly adorable (not unlike a pug, to be fair), this pint-sized café proves good things really do come in small packages. The Pug Café is home to an entire crew of wrinkly-faced charmers, each ready for play and plenty of photos. Visitors can book a 45-minute session to hang out – having a drink and Polaroid snap with your favourite squishy pug is part of the deal.
80 Haji lane, 189271
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Left: Menage Café. Right: Sun Ray Café

Menage Café

This place has nailed the formula for canine-friendly chic. Picture sleek interiors, a Western food menu, and a generous indoor area for dog visitors to lounge in. There’s even a small outdoor play corner for off-leash zoomies. Offering the likes of a stellar pulled pork burger, and welcoming, friendly, well-socialised pups, it’s a winner for like-minded pet lovers looking for a space to chill.
6 Sin Ming Road, Sin Ming Plaza Tower 2 #01-01/02, 575585
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Sun Ray Café

A Serangoon favourite, Sun Ray Café treats dogs as true dining companions. There’s a full menu for every type of patron featuring eggs benedict for you, and meatloaf or fish stew for them. The coffee’s award-winning, the atmosphere relaxed, and the team genuinely loves its regular furry patrons.
79 Brighton Crescent, Serangoon Gardens, 559218
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Left: W39 Bistro & Bakery. Right: Catopia Café

W39 Bistro & Bakery

W39 is a West Coast institution with a soft spot for furry visitors. Dogs are welcome on the terrace, where staff happily dole out pats and water bowls. The all-day menu mixes modern European plates with local favourites, and the weekend crowd is as cheerful as the café’s sunny blue-and-yellow façade. Cute doesn’t cover it!
39 Jalan Mas Puteh, 128637
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Catopia Café

Tucked away in Little India, Catopia is where feline therapy meets minimalist chic. The resident cats (which are all adopted) roam freely among sleek Scandinavian furniture and soft music. Visits are by timed session, and the energy is peaceful. With cats that nap, cuddle, or occasionally photobomb your coffee, it’s the perfect urban retreat for stressed-out ‘pawrents’.
46 Dunlop Street #02-00, 209375
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QQ Cat & Café

This two-storey haven features adorable kitties, a cat spa, and pet supplies, alongside British pies, pizzas, and more. The first floor offers grooming services and essentials like catnip and treats. Upstairs, you’ll find the resident cats chilling out with climbing structures and cubby holes. Entry is $15 per hour, but it’s worth every penny for the cuddles and feline fun.
262 Balestier Rd, 01-03, 329714
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