We visited Kittea on a Monday afternoon right when they opened at 1. Due to our lack of planning, we could not get a reservation, but we got there about 5 minutes before they opened to see if there were walk in spots, and we luckily got the last two! I would definitely recommend going as soon as they open if you also could not get a reservation, since they tell you about all the available times during the rest of the day if you cannot get in at that time. It also seemed to be a good time to go as the cats were pretty active and friendly when they opened! You also get a free prepackaged drink with your ticket, which ranges from apple juice, to matcha drinks, to sparkling juices and waters. I am looking forward to coming back to see the cats again! read more

KitTea is great! The staff is really nice and caring about their cats and customers, and the place itself is very clean and is the perfect environment for cats to roam around and enjoy themselves. In addition to the session, you get complementary Apple Juice or Kombucha before you leave which makes the experience even better. read more

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I wish they were closer to where I live I would be here every week! It was our first time here and a lot of cats were napping when we got here, if this happens to you just gotta be gentle and respectful of the cats, most of them didn't mind being pet while asleep. Some will be more social than others, again they're animals with their own personalities respect that. We had a really good time and will definitely schedule another session the next time we're in the area! read more

Omg this place was the best. We booked for 12:00-1:00pm on a Saturday, costing $28.00 per person. The check in was so easy and the workers were so nice and very informative. All the kitties were awake and so friendly. I've never been to a cat cafe but I had a great first experience at this place. && I even bought some kitty cat socks for $10.00. read more

A few friends and I came here to celebrate a birthday party on Saturday. If you are not familiar with cats and maybe want to be familiar just because or to get your own as a pet someday, this would be a great way to explore being around cats. Pros: *Beautiful place, decorated well and even gave me ideas of things I want to do for my 2 cats at home. Ambiance and music was very nice. *Staff were polite. *Location is great! Easy to walk to, grab food near, etc., *Their shop had very unique and fund cat themed things to purchase. *I was amazed at not being able to smell the litter while being in the room with multiple litter boxes *You are free to interact as much or as little with the cats as you would like. Cons: *Kittens tend to be more playful than adult cats, and since there was only adult cats, it was a little boring (only 2-3 cats responded to any play, the rest slept or laid there to be pet). I would suggest only going when there are kittens. As a cat owner myself, it was hard to justify paying for what I get at home. Just be aware you could be getting a lot of action or none at all, which isn't really the fault of the cafe. read more

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I booked our appointment on their website to make sure we got in. The folks are awesome and friendly, and they can try to accommodate if you don't make an appointment, but its not guaranteed due to how popular they are and limited in spacing. Since we went during COVID, make sure to bring socks and masks and try to be safe and the staff do a great job conveying that message on their website and once you get there. The cats and kittens were nice to pet. The staff are definitely lover of cats and adoption causes. My honest negative feedback is I wish they had more cats to play with. We went around noon and those little fellows were tired out from playing all morning. Overall, 5/5 place to checkout. And this is coming from a dog owner! read more

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I visited for the first time with my friend for my birthday yesterday late afternoon. We only had less than an hour to see the cats but we got a good discount and it was only the 2 of us with the cats. They had plenty of hand sanitizers in the cat café and capacity was 6 people. We had to remove our shoes before entering and sanitized our hands too. The cats were still asleep but most were waking up for feeding time I had a lovely time with the cats! Petting and playing with them was so much fun and the staff were very kind and informative; I talked to one of the cat wranglers, Kay (sp?) and she was very nice to talk to. These cats all a mix of many breeds and most come from streets or had owners who couldn't care for them. They all have such different and fun personalities. I connected with one of their resident cats, Passion who sat on my lap, which was special since I was told she is picky and does that to one person a day Before leaving we got to see the cats eat before they had to close the shop too. One even climbed over the wall to eat. Maybe it was Buffy the black cat? I am so happy a place like this exists and I hope more people visit so they can be opened for a long time. They even sold cute cat themed souvenirs which I now regret not buying any since it is to support these beautiful cats! Thank you for making my birthday all the more special kitties! read more

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I made myself a promise awhile ago that I strongly wanted to go to KitTea Cat Café right off the bucket list of future visits, and here I was on Halloween. I thought I would start on Thursday for a happy meowr for $15; unfortunately, the staff moved it to Wednesday at a different time schedule. They gotta be kitten me! Inside a special theme café, there's a cat lounge on the left side, and a modern café at my right side. If I want what's interesting and adventurous, petting many different types of cats was a remarkable experience. Well, it's a good thing I paid $20 in advance, but I would never missed an opportunity on a next day. It's so much fun to give each cat a gentle rub while enjoying free glass of water or tea in the cat lounge. It's never that easy to have a cat on my lap. Only one cat was approachable enough to pounce on my shoulders, and that's Belle. This female furball sure gives me a warm welcome. But that's not the last I see of her. Just when I wanted to give another cat to walk on my shoulder, Belle quickly pounced right on my shoulders! THAT was the third time she's giving me her warm fuzzies. Belle isn't the only cat who surprised me. When I crouched and gently rubbed the cat I unknowingly bumped into, that orange cat zoomed through my legs and into the wooden hamster wheel. Didn't see that everyday! If I were to visit the same café again, I would buy something to drink or eat. But spending one full hour with cats is a better way to learn from very friendly staff members and customers, knowing cat language by its tail. I might be back to enjoy the smell of their friendly atmosphere. read more

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This place is so cute whether you're looking to adopt or just need some kitty therapy! I loved the decor inside and on top of that staff was super friendly! read more

What an amazing experience! I had a wonderful and peaceful time being with the adult cats for about forty minutes. The staff are very knowledgeable, patient, understanding, calm, and caring. You can tell they enjoy what they do and they have all the answers to your questions. They had a complimentary iced tea at the end of the session located in the front with all the wonderful souvenirs like stickers and buttons just to mention a few. I felt so at peace just being here surrounded by adorable cats especially during difficult and unpredictable times like this. I felt so welcomed and seen as a human being and I want to thank every single one working here and making this place a possibility. Their mission is to support adoptions for high-risk rescue cats and I absolutely love that. Such a surreal and positive experience and I would most definitely come back again! read more

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I've had KitTea cafe on my list of places to check out for a long time being a cat lover that I am. I couldn't be happier when I first heard about this cafe opening up in the city. We lucked out as I didn't make reservations, but Ryan was gracious to accommodate us. There are two rooms: there's a small cafe where they serve food and drinks including some delicious hot tea. You can choose from a range of different teas and coffee drinks. I got a cup of hot tea before going into the other room where the kitties are. Before going into the room where the cats are, they require taking off shoes and sanitizing hands. We got a briefing from one of the staff about how to interact with the cats. The room is kept clean and didn't smell like cat pee which is a plus. The cats have a lot of areas to nap or hide for the skittish ones. The famous cat wheel by the window is well utilized, one of the black and white cats couldn't get enough of it. Cats with collars are up for adoption and the ones without are resident cats. I would say there were about fifteen or more in the room. There is an option to order and eat inside the room with cats, but the staff explained that they cannot serve customers directly due to the strict health code. Instead they have a protocol for customers to pick up there own food at the front desk near the entrance. Free tea refills are available inside the cat room offering four types of Japanese teas to choose from. The staff recommends visiting the cats towards the end of the day near closing time since they are more active just before dinner. They offer a stamp card- visit five times and get the sixth visit free. You know I'll be back! read more

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I've been visiting KitTea for a few years now and seeing both the new cats & kittens, in addition to those i call the Ambassador Cats (permanent residents, Tippy , Jellybean etc.) is always a joy. I will of course continue to return in the future. The space itself is set up well, for both cats and visitors, is clean and pleasant and comfortable. I highly recommend. (And cant wait until we can have beverages (Tea) indoors again for the full CAFE experience. Ah. someday!) Thank you KitTea for hanging in there for us cat lovers, the cats themselves and for other cats in need! P.S. KitTea has the most cutest and innovative Merchandise! Stop by just to view all the cute cat staff. Its worth it! read more

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Kitty cat haven. If you love cats, this place is worth a visit. $25/hr to enjoy tea while hanging out with cats. They have 4 varieties of tea you can drink unlimited while in the playroom with the cats. They also have a cafe (outside the playroom) with limited drinks and food items that you can order for extra charge. They have their own kitty residents that live there permanently, but, they also have 2-6 adoptable cats they foster through Wonder Cats Rescue. No same day adoption. Most of the cats are friendly but seemed a bit tired out from human contact all day long. I felt a bit bad for them and don't blame the ones trying to hide to get some alone/kitty nap time in. Don't be a jerk and try to wake the ones trying to nap. I do think it's a cool idea to foster adoptable cats while allowing meet-and-greet time for those who are looking to adopt. read more

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The cats all seemed really tired and we got there pretty early like around 2pm. The staff is friendly and the place is alright in cleanliness, but the only food they offer is a can of pop. read more

I loved being there and I would totally go back it's just the video at the beginning was hard to put to memory and I was afraid I was going to do something wrong. I highly recommend this Kitty Cafe to any cat lovers out there. It was soothing and fun and very out of the ordinary. read more

I was so excited to bring my bestie to Kittea and it was fantastic... in theory. In practice, paying ~30 dollars to be ignored by cats is not worth it. My main critique which my friend and other Yelp reviews have pointed out is that the cats seem disinterested, probably due to overstimulation. There are a lot of cats and a lot of people cramped into the small cafe space. Of the ~14 cats present, 2 were mildly interested in playing, but none were interested in being pet. Some of the cats tolerated petting, but multiple participants during the hour-long reservation were scratched. I don't blame the cats, and I understand there is only so much within the cat attendant's control. However, I think fewer people per reservation, less reservations per day, or more breaks for the cats could create an environment that better suits both the visitors and the cats themselves. Additionally, the tea experience needs to be improved. I had a canned sparkling water and my friend drank a canned boba. It's nice that they provided one complimentary drink per person, but it wasn't what I would expect from a cat cafe. Overall, KitTea could improve on both the cat and cafe aspects. After my visit, I would be quicker to visit my friends who own cats OR if I was desperate enough, I might sign up to volunteer at a local animal shelter. read more

This was my first time visiting a cat cafe and it was a super cute experience! The cats were really cute and the staff were incredibly friendly. The place is also great since they adopt out ~half of the cats there. I give this place 5 stars because of how great a cause it is but personally didn't feel like it was worth the money to visit and don't plan to visit again. Here are some things to note before visiting: I came at 4 PM and the cats were clearly tired. Within the first 5 minutes, both my boyfriend and I got very bored since all of the cats were either sleeping or didn't want any attention. I would recommend coming earlier in the day. In the hour we were there, I was able to pet one cat that was awake and that was in the first minute we were there. There were also too many people in the room. It felt very cramped at times, as we had to squeeze past people. And because most of the cats were sleeping, people would crowd around the 1 or 2 cats that were awake. There was also a pretty potent smell throughout the entire store, which got even worse inside the cat room. Recommend bringing a mask if you can't handle the smell. The place is also not an actual cafe. They give you a can of sparkling water beforehand and you can buy small snacks like peanut butter cups or a bag of chips but otherwise not a cafe. read more

I just love this place. It's my happy zone. You leave all of your troubles at the door and disappear into the furry world of felines. Burger is one of my all-time favorites and the guy who lets you rub his belly pretty much anytime. I was hoping that Noodle or Struedel would jump on my back, but they were not in the jumpy mood. I leaned over to pet the ultra-soft Dolly Purrton and what do you know, Ginny decided to hop up onto my shoulders. God, I love these cats. There are kittens there right now. Get your fill of cuteness! read more

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I took my mom here to get her 'cat fix' after loosing her cat 6 years ago (). Great concept but I regret going. 1. Prices are steep: $25/person on weekdays. For that price, I should've taken my mom to the shelter, had her pet different cats and then donated the ticket prices to the shelter. Or maybe I would've taken her out to dinner? Idk but the point is that the prices are too high. 2. By 4pm the cats were beyond DONE. They didn't want to be petted. Some ran away upon seeing more people, a fight between two was starting (no intervention but later, cats were probably stressed out). About half of them we're meowing at the back door. I asked and was told it's because they're hungry and feeding time is at 6 or they are "asking" for a time out. If the cats are indicating they are hungry - two hours before their time - feed them. If they are showing signs of needing to get away - shouldn't they have brought them to the back cage for a time out? **Seeing this made me realize they use cats for a profit. It made me sad. 3. As mentioned at the end of #2, I felt as if I was in a circus....Paying for my enjoyment at the cats expense. Most cats were beyond done being petted. A good 1/3 hissed or snapped upon trying to pet the cat (I got scratched twice and mom once). So you pay (a lot!) to pet cats that clearly don't want to be petted? Ugh. Perhaps they should have different cats throughout the day? Totally regret coming here. On that note, I'm changing my review from two to one . read more

I have been to Kittea on multiple occasions and have nothing but positive things to say! The staff are so kind and attentive and there are fun cats to meet that are both residents and ones up for adoption. During one of my visits, resident cat Noodle gave me the honor of jumping onto my back which was made all the more special because of the fact that he shares the same name as my beloved cat who left us all too soon. In addition to getting to pet the cats, the entry fee also comes with a complimentary drink which is a nice touch read more

This was an amazing experience. The staff were very kind and welcoming. Below is a description of the event layout for first timers! (: After checking in, shoes were asked to be taken off and placed in cubbies. Canned/bottled beverages ranging from smoothies to carbonated drinks were offered in the fridge next to the cubbies. Prior to entering the cat area, hands were sanitized and rules were discussed. Cats were very nice and cuddly! Many were in their boxes but came out to play. Lots of toys around for the cats to play with. Staff announced the remaining minutes of the visit which was really useful. read more

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If I could, I'd give KitTea Cat Cafe a raving 10 star review, but since Yelp has it's limits, a 5 star review will have to do. I've been coming here for the past couple years - just to get away from a crazy work week and to wine down with cats and tea. Its the closest thing to therapy in my book, and for a way cheaper price: $20 on weekdays, $25 on weekends/holidays, and $30 for special events like mewvie nights or yoga nights. Even though walk-ins are welcome, I'd recommend calling ahead or booking online since spaces fill up quickly. You pay in advance and they have a 12 hour cancellation policy for a full refund, or an 8 year reschedule policy. They have you take off your shoes (so wear socks!) and hand sanitize before you enter the cat lounge. But once you're in, it's an hour of chill time with your favorite floof. There are some resident cats (Ron is my personal fave), but there're also cats up for adoption. During COVID, your ticket gets you 40 min of play time rather than the typical 55 min so that they can clean up and sanitize in between groups. This past weekend, I couldn't pass up the opportunity to visit their special KITTEN lounge. It's the same price as their cat lounge, but you can only chose one or the other. Nice plus - you walk out with a cute mason jar of their fresh in-house brewed tea. They usually have it served with your visit, but due to safety precautions, they wait until the end to hand you your complementary tea. I usually run into Natalie or Hector as the host and cat wrangler duo, and I have to give a shout out to this phenomenal team. They're sweet, professional, funny and personal. They make you feel welcomed and at home and really take the time to give you the background of each cat. Thanks guys, you really make the experience at KitTea cafe that much better, smoother and more enjoyable. This place really is one of a kind in the Bay Area. I really love how their mission is to save cats and that it's a place where a few of them can call home. They give people the chance to relax and interact with these amazing fur balls -- and the opportunity to adopt! If you have some time, please come out a support this local neighborhood gem. read more

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The host was incredibly nice and the place was overall very cozy. It also came with refreshments and best of all, the cats were so incredibly cute. They all did let you pet and play with them to some degree, just be sure to let them smell you out first. read more

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My friend and I had a Purrfect visit on a lovely afternoon. I had gifted her this outing as a holiday gift. The staff and kitties were all so very nice and friendly. And yes, we had tea! There is also a little gift store in the front reception area which carries such cute cat-themed items (we bought fun hair ties, a note pad and a kitty toy for my cat at home). Am set to return with another friend for which is her holiday gift as well. read more

Great relaxing place for cats and guests. Love the calming ambience. We also get a complimentary drink and kids under 9 needs permission from staff via email to be permitted. read more

I think this is a great place and highly recommend people to support this business. I went on a weekday with my coworkers, and we each paid $25 for the 1 hour cat visit and had four teas to drink from. I did try one or two of the teas, but really only took sips, because the cats were 100% the main attraction. I hate to call out some other reviewers, but anyone who says they "didn't get their moneys worth" or that $25 is too much to spend here, clearly do not like cats enough. If you don't like cats, and want to support an organization that helps animals, it obviously wouldn't be worth it to you because you're not valuing the experience itself. Plus, you're supporting a business that is helping save cats - they've adopted 14 cats (their "residence") and have a rotating list of cats that are up for adoption. I'm honestly shocked they have days where the tickets are less than $25! We visited on a workday, we chose their last slot time (which I think was 430?). I don't recommend this because the cats were not down to play that much anymore :( A lot of them were asleep, but they're cats, so what can you do? Still very much enjoyed interacting with them and I took the best sleepy kitty pics. My interactions with the staff was fantastic. I was allowed to help feed the cats (because I basically begged to LOL) and they gave me a free sticker because I bought a lot of them. When I called and tried to reschedule, because one of my friends couldn't make it, they offered to help me sell her ticket! Thankfully she ended up being able to go, but I really don't know what else you can ask for. read more

Love cats?? Definitely come here!!! I love how much smaller this location is compared to other ones in the bay because all the cats hang out together. The staff is incredibly friendly and they provide sparkling water/juice. They also sell everything cat themed read more

All the cats are super cute and range in age. There is toys around to play with them and you get a complimentary drink with your entrance fee. I have been missing my cat ever since I've moved and this was the perfect pick me up! I want everyone (especially all cat lovers) to experience this place. :) read more

First, this is a for-profit business that happens to showcase rescue cats and adoptable cats in partnership with a non-profit animal rescue. The space is split between the cat area and, a small cafe with a few tables and a nicely sized bar along a viewing window, and the lobby with trinkets for sale and the reception desk. The facility is very clean and bright. There are two bathrooms on site - one in the cat area and one in the non-cat area. Reservations are easy to make and the check in process is simple. The cats are all content and appear to be happy and well cared for. In the afternoon they really like the sun and are pretty sleepy. We didn't mind at all. It was just fun to visit. The only reason I am not giving a full five stars: The space is pretty small and people tend to come in 2 person pairs or more. It is kind of awkward to move around the room and when we were there, I'd say the capacity of the room would have felt more comfortable if there had been at least 2 less people in it. The lobby area is also really tight and once it fills up with people trying to come in, it makes it hard for people to come out of the room. When you exit, you have to put your shoes back on and gather your belongings. However, the people who are waiting for their spot to begin are milling around and basically in the way! A smoother transition between groups would be nice. After you visit Kit Tea SF, be sure to visit and support some of the non-profit adoption lounges operated by rescue groups, like Cat Town Oakland, SJ Dancing Cat, and Mini Cat Town. read more

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Love, love, LOVE this concept! The birthday gift add on was a great surprise for my kiddo. The lady running the front (Erica?) Was really helpful and friendly, and she took her tone to answer all my questions about the cats and the business. I love that they home rescues, some for adoption but others are permanent residents (due to binding, medical issues, etc). And the complimentary drinks were good quality, mostly organic. The cats are obviously comfortable, and very well cared for. You could tell the employees really care for their residents. Highly recommend! read more

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Had a great time spending some time with the dozen or so cat's today. Relaxing cat therapy! Great place to hang out and relax, play with the cats. It is also satisfying to know I'm helping to support the mission of the organization. read more

KitTea was a much more memorable experience when compared to other cat cafes in the Bay Area. For starters, their petting policy is a lot more relaxed--you can have the cats on your lap and pet them while they're sound asleep. Also, the cat lounge members aren't watching you like a hawk throughout the entire experience. They also have a cute little cafe where you can watch the cats through the glass window. Their waffles looked pretty good! Cons: the hour passes by extremely quickly and $25/hr is really pricey. Also, the addition of tea was also a nice touch, but I felt that the cups of tea were a bit small and it got a bit tedious asking again and again. Perhaps having multiple pots of tea in the room would make everything easier for everyone. read more

Another sweet cat I met, Joey . What I do he doesn't complain or wiggle. If I cuddle him, or pick him up, it's ok with Joey. read more

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As someone with cute aggression (it's a thing! Look it up on Wikipedia), KitTea Cat Cafe is absolutely dangerous. For $20 a session (can be $25 or $28, if you pick more popular days), you get an hour to have tea surrounded by a bunch of furry friends! They have a couple of benches and self-serve tea, as well as some toys to play with the cats. Since I have a cat at home, I know they're generally most active in the mornings and the evenings - so I went on a Friday night at 6pm. It was perfect timing, since most of the cats were out and about... and surprisingly, there weren't too many patrons (probably because it's dinnertime). At the end of our session, the staff started rolling out the food carts... so we got to see the cats go crazy at feeding time! None of the cats sat on my lap, but a couple pawed at me and most allowed me to pet them. A bunch of them seemed to like playing with this girl's poofy dress (she wore a ballroom gown - odd, but what can I say, it's San Francisco), so if you want the cats to love you, ballroom gown is the way to go. There's a cafe outside of the cat area where you can order more drinks and food and watch the cats behind a glass pane, as well as a little gift shop out front. Even if you don't love cats, it's a fun place to go - and maybe you'll have a change of heart afterwards!! read more

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Short Story: A great cate cafe...but it's a hit or miss sometimes. Long Story: I've been to this cat cafe twice now. The first time was fantastic. I appreciated the cats, their toys, and being able to pet them. The tea and coffee were good too. The second time however, was a bit of a different story. The food was just as good along with the cat toys. The difference were the cats. They have bigger cats this time. They didn't really seem like they wanted to play and most of them kept going to the backroom. I know it's a risk you take with these cat cafes...after all you can't train the cat exactly like a dog. But since I had just a good first experience I was really looking forward to going back. Sadly, one of the cats scratched me and a lot of them didn't want to be picked up. I have two cats myself so while I'm not a cat whisper, I certainly know what I'm doing. But overall it was an okay experience. The employee inside the play area with us didn't seem too interested in engaging with the cats too. He brought out the laser pointer towards the last 5 min...which was a bit odd. I wished he brought it out sooner. The last time I was there the laser pointers were out so that you could use them yourself. Maybe someone abused it and had it taken away or something. Verdict: I might go back one day... read more

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I am a dog AND cat person so any reason to go to a cat cafe will always be welcome. It's not cheating on my cat if I visit the kitties at KitTea Cat Cafe is it? :) KitTea Cafe is located in Hayes Valley...we got there a quarter to 12 and we waited with others for the cafe to open. When it did, we were asked to go into the cafe to get our cups for tea. In the front of the cafe is the cash wrap with lots of kitty themed merchandise. We took off our shoes and went into the cat room. There was a short lecture about how to play with the cats and to recognize behaviors if a cat is overstimulated ex. flicking of tail and also a warning not to rub the bellies of any cat except a ginger called Cheddar who will invite you for belly rubs. The cats were friendly and loved to be scratched under their chins. My favorite cat was Otis, a white and orange kitty who lounged on a black pillow practically the whole time. A friendly fluffy ginger named Dolly jumped on my lap and decided to make biscuits and suck on my fleece jacket. I felt lucky I was picked! The shy cats came out from their hiding places when it was treat time and we were told that they were taught to sit - raise up your hand with the treat in it and they will sit. They were very polite and sat when you asked them to. It was a great experience going to KitTea Cat Cafe. For those who don't have kitties at home it's a great place to play and be around them. They have a frequent visitor card that when you go 5 times you get a free hour with the kitties. Sounds like a plan to me! read more

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I adore this place! I have been wanting to visit KitTea for awhile now, and finally got the chance to with my friends. Staffs are awesome. The cats are adorbs and well socialized. Can't wait to be back! read more

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I really enjoyed this cat cafe, and I hope to come back again when they have their egg puffs available on the menu. The space is divided into 3 rooms: entry which is also a store, the cafe, and the cat space. You can order your food in the cafe, and it would be brought to the cat space during your visit. Because of food regulations, you have to get your food as the employees that handle the cats aren't allowed to touch your food. You're asked to take off your shoes, and you can buy socks if you don't want to be barefoot. The concrete can be slippery though, so bring non-slip socks. If you just want to watch, you can sit in the cafe and order your food and beverages. There's a selection of unlimited teas, and there is an option to upgrade. You will have to go to the employee in the cat space to place your orders. My friends and I were there in the afternoon. Most of the cats were asleep, and one was high on catnip. I've noticed from going to these cat cafes is that the cats get over stimulated, so they just want to sleep. If you want more active cats, it's best to make a reservation in the morning. KitTea also has some cute events, from pajama parties to yoga. I'd definitely want to try yoga there soon. read more

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This place is a hidden gem, what a brilliant idea! There are so many cats and some of them have very distinct personalities. One of them in particular, to my surprise, likes to jump on your back if you bend over lol. You also get to feed them and seeing them all gather around is pretty cool. But I think the best part about this place is that the cats just aren't for show, they are also adoptable and I applaud this place for the care they put into trying to give these cats a home. read more

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Clean space and nice Idea, cats are obviously VERY cute. The space is quite small so if you are claustrophobic I suggest waiting outside until its your time to go in as it gets pretty packed. There is also a waiting room where you can try the complimentary tea or order a drink from the menu. I also suggest that if you want a full experience of fun playful kitties to make an early reservation, but if napping kitties is your thing then I wouldn't worry about that too much. You cant pick up the cats but if you are lucky enough a staff member just might place a cat in your lap or on your back! The tea was perfectly warm and cozy on a rainy day in the city. They also have lots of cute kitty trinkets in their entry way for purchase. Would return. Thanks KiTea Café! read more

KitTea - Pet Adoption Near Me - San Francisco, California