Cat Cafe Lounge - Los Angeles

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I drove to LA for a day. I don't like cats. I hung out at the Cat Cafe Lounge on South Sepulveda Blvd. for an hour.

Elevated two stories above the streets of Los Angeles, exists the Cat Cafe Lounge, a sanctuary for rescued cats. These cats are refurbished, brought into the cafe to serve for an undetermined length of time, and will then hopefully go home with a customer who is willing to adopt them to live out the rest of their days. A more personable approach to the traditional no-kill animal shelter.

A narrow stairway leads up to the cafe
A tough sell to the Cafe is the price of admission. Although it includes tea or coffee, it may be quite steep to the casual cat person. 


Once you pass the admission with your drink in hand, you enter the double chamber doors to enter the Cafe itself. I was impressed with the construction of the place with its shelves, bridges, and towers for cats to parkour on. 


I was bummed out to find that most of the cats don't do daytime.

Half of the is staff asleep during the middle of the day
Despite most cats staying asleep the whole time I was there, a few of them were awake and quite social. This dude hung out with me for most of my stay.



Check out Cat Cafe Lounge the next time you're in LA. Cats are okay.











Location: 1736 S Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025, USA

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