Denver Cat Company

I was not satisfied with my experience. There was a lack of cats and a lack of seating. I paid $15 to experience a chat with my friends. All of the cats are hidden in their high spaced cubbies. I definitely will not be coming back.

I was not satisfied with this place only because there were a lack of cats, and not enough seating. $15 for a small drink, just to chat on a bench, with barely any cats to pet or play with… not worth it.

Best place ever

This was overpriced. It’s kind of an odd place. Lots of rules and the staff is very unfriendly. We had our kids with us and they were behaving and following all the rules but the staff was pretty rude to us still. It really shouldn’t be called a cafe. It’s basically a room with tables and chairs and cats with a $12 fee per person.

Cool place! Lots of fun to pet the kitties.

2018: Such a fun place!! I love how different it is from every other place in Denver. It's coffee and some entertainment (cats). It's also very calm and relaxing during the middle of the day when it's not busy. Everyone's gotta try this place at least once. Update 2024: came back here and have kids now. One of which has severe autism. My 10 year old was very respectful and kind with the kitties - we came here to celebrate her 10th bday actually. My 4 year old is the one with autism and often makes repetitive noises that some find distracting. We were quickly told the rules about kids being respectful and quiet and I did feel like we got a lot of looks because our 4 year old was making a lot of noise while playing with cat toys. We did not get kicked out but definitely don't know that we felt super welcomed either. It's $12/per person if you reserve a slot ahead of time or $13 if you pay when you get there. Pretty expensive especially too because they ask groups with kids to keep it to an hour minimum so I felt like we paid a lot for just one hour there. Overall our time was fine but I don't think we will be coming back anytime soon or with our autistic child unfortunately. Parking: Parking is tough around here especially on the weekends around mealtimes. Kid-friendliness: They have a lot of rules for kids. "Kids of all ages are allowed but visits of kids under 10 are limited to one hour. We request parents supervise children at all times and make sure they follow the rules. Kids are not allowed to pick up the cats although they can have them in their lap while sitting down and being helped by an adult. They can pet and play with them, but classroom demeanor is required (quiet voices, no running)."

Very little cat supervision over kitties, and tiny variety on drinks. Expensive for experience.