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Brisbane's Cat Cafes

Brisbane has two pawsome cat cafes where you go for a coffee and the chances are you'll come home with a cat.

Not just a unique place to have a drink and a fun cat-themed bite to eat, these cafes are a great way to figure out if you're cat owner material. One of these cafes allows customers aged 8 years+ to play with the resident felines and one even has 'Night Cats' sessions, starting from December 14, 2023:

Lucky Cat Café is Brisbane’s favourite café for coffee and cat cuddles
RSPCA’s Black Cat Café in Wacol is an interactive cat café where customers can enjoy a cup of coffee and bite to eat while watching the resident cats play

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