Mauhaus is a relaxed place to see and interact with adoptable cats…read more Good coffee and snacks. I just met a very friendly male cat named Charlie! What a lovebug!!

I took my husband here as a surprise for his birthday and he did not figure it out until we parked…read moreright across the street. He was so excited and loved it! For years I had heard nothing but good things about this place and so we were eventually going to go and what a great day it was for it. It started off cloudy but the sun came out and all of them were sunbathing and napping. It was such a great experience to be around so many cat lovers of all ages and witnessing everyone's interactions where they would play, run around, or snuggle with others. We ordered some teas and they came out piping hot! We will definitely come back. My only qualm was while registering or purchasing a reservation was it populated an option to send tickets to my Apple wallet but then it went away and there was no email sent that had the same link to send to my wallet. I only received a receipt and the waiver email. I was a little bit worried that we wouldn't get in if I didn't have tickets to scan. I sent an email and message through contact us but never heard back. Luckily it went fine though the day of but would've liked a little more seamless experience on the UX side.

While we were walking around and exploring Cherokee street (highly recommend!!) we saw the art on…read morethis building, noticed some cats in the windows and then realized it was an actual cat cafe!! I'd been wanting to check one of these out so we immediately went inside. The first room is where you can place and order for a drink from the cafe and check in for your visit. We didn't have reservations but they were able to accommodate us without a wait. Entry was $5 per person which I felt like was a good value. There are two floors of nooks, seating and of course cats! The best interactions seemed to be the natural ones. We sat down at a table with a game of scrabble and had a couple of visitors come by. Overall happy we did it and really enjoyed our visit! This could be a place to come back to many times. Free street parking

Passed this cute cat cafe on an antiquing day and stopped in for some lemonade and some pets. All…read moreof the cats (the awake ones) were quite friendly and 100% of the cats were sweet! The facility is cute! A downstairs and an awesome upstairs with windows, a large table, chairs, and the cars who just want to get away from it all (downstairs is smaller and busier). I had a lemonade and only stayed 10-15 minutes. I'm glad this place isn't full of cushions like the other local cat cafe I have visited. I think that must help with the hair and likely the aroma too. It does smell like an animal shelter in the combination of animal + recently cleaned scents. This did not bother me. My experience was not what the first reviewer's were, nor would I mind much if it had. (No shade to Karen; she should share her opinion of the place.) Gentle reader, if the cats happen to not be "friendly" or "social," consider that they were recently rescued from the euthanasia lists at local shelters. Maybe they're not used to being in a building with so many people coming, going, and letting them all day... Or being in a room with multiple cats. Or maybe it's just what they are like. Not all cats are extroverted. They can still make great pets. They're purrfect to me! Will be back with friends!

Came here with a friend after walking around Main Street. Popped in on a Sunday and there wasn't a…read morewait for a table and barely a line to order. Me and my friend both got sandwiches. I got the tour of Italy which was super good. Only downside about the food was I didn't personally love the chips. Everything was clean and the decor was interesting. They didn't have the biggest inside but lots of outside seating for when the weather is nice.

As a would-be athlete, I'm in the area on the reg. I once even ran a marathon nearby. Perhaps…read moreneedless to say, I don't ride a bicycle. Bike Stop Cafe is legendary. People are always suggesting we stop by after a run. Their chocolate salty balls, or whatever they're called, are legendary. But I'd never had a chance to visit until today. In fact, we were going to meet at some place down the street that serves crepes, but it was closed. The people who own it just up and put a Gone Fishin' sign in the window. Hopefully, they're not on drugs. If I wanted to visit an establishment in the Grove, I'd visit an establishment in the Grove. Not to fear. Not only was Bike Stop Cafe open, it's open way early. You could have coffee before or after your run. Both, even! I didn't get a chance to look around much inside, but it seems like it might not accommodate as many people as you'd think. We were a group of maybe 15, and we sat outdoors. There's plenty of seating outdoors. That would be useless in inclement weather, but why would you be riding a bicycle in inclement weather? Too many DUIs? Like literally every coffee shop, Bike Stop has a small list of seasonal drink selections, one of which was some sort of banana latte. I've only had success with banana-flavored drinks and desserts, so that was a no brainer. It was a bit sweeter and less complex than I required but still really good. I got it with whole milk, which I think is key with these lattes, and it was nice and viscous. No Diddy. It felt rich and luxurious, almost like a melted milkshake. Their sandwich selection left a lot to be desired. They're probably all really good, but it's not clear what these things even are. Their names are all bicycle-related puns. I went with one of--or maybe the only--breakfast sandwich and/or wrap with meat in it, the Century. It was fine, but I kinda wish I'd gone with one of the more interesting-looking breakfast items, without meat in it. There was a Greek wrap, with feta, spinach and what have you, that seemed like it might be good. The Century has eggs, ham, cheddar tomatoes and maybe onions, and it comes with a little cup of ranch, for some reason. Uh, why? To impress Europeans here to watch the World Cup? Nothing against ranch, which can be fine on a salad when you're at your uncultured grandma's house, but I wonder if people who dip their fries, tendies and what have you in ranch wouldn't prefer plain ol' mayonnaise, gross though it may seem (to you, because you don't know any better). Really, what this thing needed was hot sauce and/or salsa. Also, I think it'd be better with bacon instead of ham. Or if it has to be ham, for cultural reasons, it should be a thick wedge of ham that's been grilled on a flat top, instead of deli slices. I toyed around with the idea of getting the chocolate salty balls, but I couldn't remember what they're really called, and I didn't want there to be "an incident." It was as hot as, well, balls out, and I think I may have permanently damaged my brain. If I'm ever able to find my way back, I'll have to study the menu beforehand.

The owner's of the Cat's Pyjamas are tireless ambassadors for animal rescue as well as the entire…read moredowntown community. This mission was created out of a passion for creating space where visitors can enjoy the pleasure and comfort that spending moments with cuddling and playing with felines who are needing this connection and a forever home. The challenges of the fire almost two years ago would have been enough for many less dedicated to take the easy way out and end their vision when the cats at that location were all adopted, but he listened to the urgent pleas from the community to rebuild. Tom has been the strongest voice to advocate for all downtown businesses and offered opportunities to collaborate with them by selling their goods. After last week's devastating destruction of the partner rescue, Animal Protective League, he immediately stepped up and took in more cats than his ideal capacity to care for, as well as offer to be a hub for collecting donations. This comes at a very high cost, financially, physically, and I am sure must be very emotionally taxing. I would hope that all animal loving members of our community step up to offer back support that TCP greatly needs at this time.

Smells like pee. Also not friendly people…read more i donʻt really see the café side..... On the up side cats are cool

We came in randomly and it is such a fun vibe especially if your into anime. The staff was nice and…read moreshared recommendations and were attentive to our order. We ordered a caramel latte with foam, and two bubble milk drinks (boba) and all three were delicious. We will definitely order a sweet treat next time.

I first met Lauren when I thought I wanted a Cavapoo (Cavalier King Charles spaniel & Poodle mix) …read more We went to see her puppies, but my husband thought a Cavapoo would shed too much. We had Cockers for years and really loved them. Talking to Laurel, we decided to order a Maltipoo (not even bred yet). She had such extensive knowledge about every breed she has that we both felt this was a better choice for us. She is so VERY careful with her breeding schedules that the pup would not be available for a few months. If she ran a puppy mill, she would have at least tried to talk us into a puppy she had available right then. Our puppy was born later so we went to see her and she was darllng! When she was old enough, we picked up the little bundle of white fur. She was perfect. Smart, affectionate...just what we wanted. She had been vet checked, given first shots, microchipped, etc. Laurel made sure I knew how to care for her, gave me a generous supply of food to last until I could get some for her. We never had any health problems because Laurel knows about all the possible problems and has the pups checked to know they are OK when they leave her home. We got along great until my precious baby was 4 1/2 years old. She got out into the dead-end lane in front of our house, was hit by a truck and my worst fear happened. She didn't suffer, but I did! I searched for rescue Maltipoos and Maltese, but people don't rehome Maltese often because they are so wonderful. I called Lauren (I was crying for Beatrice and so was Lauren) but she had 2 Maltese girls from her last litter. Again, the puppy was perfect and helped fill that hole in my heart. We also have 2 older rescue dogs and my new baby loved them. Sometimes too much. They would rather sleep than play sometimes, so now we have 2 darling litter-mate girls that are cousins to the baby I lost; they have the same grandmother Beatrice had. I even see some of her mannerisms in them. They entertain themselves and us with their antics and our older dogs get their sleep in. My sister also lost her dog to old age about the same time we lost Beatrice and ended up getting a Cavapoo from Lauren, too. She is perfect for my sister. Someone on this website made a comment that she thought Lauren had a puppy mill, but there must be more behind the story because nothing could be further from the truth. Lauren is very careful with her breeding program, retiring her breeding dogs when they reach an appropriate age, Her dogs have good food, recreation, love, room and a place to run and enjoy the outside, and are well cared-for. She always has dogs in her home with her. NOT ONE DOG is forced to spend their lives in tiny cages with little food or water and no recreation. I know this because I went to her farm to see for myself before I would get a dog from her. Anyone who thinks differently is sadly mistaken. I have fostered dogs for an animal rescue near me for several years and have seen dogs that come from those terrible places. I won't go into any details, but I have shed tears just seeing how hey have been so extremely mistreated. I have told many people about Dreamcatcher Hill and will continue to do so because I don't think anyone could be more concerned about their animals and the homes they are going to than Lauren at Dreamcatcher Hill. Sorry this is so long, but I had to let everyone know that though I'm not a close personal friend of Lauren's, I feel privileged to have found someone who cares so much about their puppies so I can have such smart, well-bred companions!

My Westie is a healthy and happy 14 week old puppy. Been to the vet a couple times with no health…read moreissues. Laurel was very helpful when he had some transition issues to my home and made some recommendations on how to get him over the hump and start eating. Worked like a charm I would recommend Dreamcatcher Hill Puppies.

Adopted a second dog and its kibble is different from rescue dog #1. Lucky for me, Petco carries…read morewhat I need so it makes my shopping for dog food so much easier. I like that this location is super close to my home, which makes it easy for going and buying at the last minute. My newest addition is super tiny and loves to wear clothes. Petco offers a good variety to choose from and they even have a clearance rack. Shopping the clearance rack is like shopping at Marshall's or TJ Maxx for myself. The staff is always friendly and helpful when I cannot find what I am searching for. Also, I give them a shout out for keeping the store clean and smelling fresh. Lots of pet stores have that certain smell, this one does not. If you were blindfolded and took a big whiff, you would never guess you were in a pet store. When: January 11, 2026 Why: Getting supplies for new rescue dog.

Great service lots of choices oh that there's animals in there floors are clean didn't smell like…read morepets lots of yum yums for my dog to pick up

We recently started daycare for our puppy at TTI at the recommendation of our trainer & absolutely…read moreLOVE it! So good for socializing our girl & we plan to board in the future with them. They have camera access which we really appreciate for peace of mind. Our girl comes home so tired from having so much fun, and is excited to go back! When we arrived today she RAN to the staff so excited to go back and see her friends!

This is the greatest place ever for your dogs. Our dogs have a wonderful time there. It's the best…read moreplace to leave your dogs, plenty of playtime and TLC. They can walk outside or inside and it's amazing how the dogs get along. Don't be afraid to try them.