Le Cattitude Cafe

Nice cat cafe. Good drinks. The children are too noisy and play hard with the cat. Staff should take some action to keep the good atmosphere. They throw the small cat toys among the cafe to play with the cat chase with the cat all time I be there. Disturb other.

The cats are really cute, the staffs are friendly and the drinks have very fair price. I went to this cafe twice during my visit to laos. I cannot find a cat cafe which you can spend as long as you want with this price in Bangkok for sure

I give it a 5/5 because overall it's a great place to visit, and it's better than many other cat cafes that I've seen around the world. I didn't come for food, only planned on ordering Americano (they messed up and made an espresso). But I spent a long time reading a book there so ordered 1 more Americano (this time they made it right) and an apple pie which was very tasty. The food and drinks are cheap, alternatively they ask for a small donation. Cats were somewhat sleepy, but still adorable and friendly. You need to understand that if a cat doesn't want you to pet it, you should back off and not force it. The cat will come to you when it wants. Sadly some of the staff needs to learn it too. Cats have natural interactions like grooming each other through which they establish hierarchy and dominance. It's not wise to interrupt them during this process. Also at one point a customer came to the door, the staff moved one cat further from the door. However she put the cat right onto another cat, so a mini fight with hissing broke out. The Thai cat is very social and might feel out of place there, since he goes on to annoy other cats who might not be as social. Thai cats really need to have a group of their own to be happy. I liked the cafe a lot, but I think they need to put literature or just simple guidelines about human-cat interaction. It will help both visitors and cats alike.

Very cute cats. This cafe didn’t have a time limit unlike Bangkok’s cat cafes. They also sell treats which you can buy to feed the cats. The one with stripes gave me such a pitiful look that I ended up buying him a treat.

Really cozy atmosphere above the bookshop. Cats looked clean and healthy, and staff told us they are vaccinated against rabies. Employees made no effort to force interactions between guests and the cats, and there was plenty of space for the number of cats there, so it felt ethically run. Great place to spend time reading the books you bought before you went upstairs.