The Manx Cafe Cafe offers an unforgettable experience.
Cakes and refreshments are served in a warm and welcoming environment where you can relax with the resident Manx cats.
The Manx Cafe Cafe have received the 2023 Finest.im Accreditation for Health and Wellness. Read the full blog
here.
From the Manx Cat Cafe:
“We’ve been asked a lot of questions about the Cat Cafe so here are some Q&A’s Q : Do you have disability access ?A : Sadly we don’t have any wheelchair access as our café is situated on the first floor. There is a doorbell at the ground floor entrance and we are happy to help assist anyone into the café should you need it
Q: Can I bring my own cats ?A: Unfortunately that’s a No, although we would love to meet all your cat companions, the café has it’s own resident Manx cats, any other cats brought into the café would simply result in a cat fight – literally
Q : Are dogs allowed ?A: Only assistance dogs with prior approval are allowed into the café. Our cats are used to dogs but we strive to ensure a happy cat environment and so any dogs unknown to our cats may pose a problem.Q : Can I bring my children ?A : We have a minimum age of 12 for children, the reason for this is that we aim to provide a calm environment. Our ethos is to provide somewhere for customers to relax, enjoy a some refreshments and chill out with our Manx cats.
Q : What does it cost ?A :
It costs £7.00 per person per hour, with a fee of £6.00 per person for each hour thereafter for block bookings, this covers the care of our cats and includes one hot or cold drink per person.
Q : What food is available?A : At this time we are only offering a selection of cakes. We hope to expand and provide sandwiches, soup, quiches and other food at a later date.
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Matthew Reed
a month agoA lovely place to enjoy the company of some very happy and playful Manx cats. They are obviously well loved and well cared for and enjoy playing with visitors. A must if you are a cat lover!
Jenni Mitchell
2 weeks agoLovely, loved Boragh (hope I got name right) gorgeous coat colour nd sooo friendly. And they had two little tailess black kittens too....
Pearl
a year agoHighly recommend! Spent a nice afternoon here cuddling the cats. Friendly staff - and they served a good cheese toastie!
Katherine Taylor
a month agoVery fun hour, learned a ton about Manx cats' heritage and genetics, and also got to see the new TT videogame in action. Highly recommend for a cat fix while on vacation and missing your moggies, and a good coffee into the bargain!
Colin Day
a year agoRun by a very friendly couple who go out of their way to make a very pleasant visit. The cafe is very quirky with a cat run near the ceiling. We did not eat there, but the drinks were pretty good. The cakes looked great but we had just eaten. A very homely feel to the place. Lots of cats to interact with and those cats are friendly. We booked ahead of time, to ensure that we could get in, but you may be able to just turn up when it is open. Unfortunately for wheelchair users the cafe is up a flight of stairs, but for non-wheelchair users it is a must if you wish to see Manx cats up close and personal.