NoCo Cat Cafe

We had a genuinely lovely experience at NoCo Cat Cafe. The cats and kittens were sweet, calm, and curious—and there were plenty of them, with a nice mix of ages and personalities. What really stood out was the owner. We’re brand new to the cat world, and she made us feel completely comfortable asking questions (even the ones that probably sound obvious to seasoned cat people). No pressure, no judgment—just patience, kindness, and a clear love for what she does. The space is clean, spacious, and relaxing. You can wear your shoes, move around easily, and actually enjoy spending time with the cats. Everything felt well cared for and thoughtfully run. If you’re considering adopting—or just want a calm, welcoming place to learn and connect with cats—this place is truly purrfect. They have a

My daughter and I visit the cat cafe every other week or so. I was reading the reviews lately and ran across a very unfortunate one, I’m here to set the record straight. Anyone who owns animals knows how much taking care of them and spoiling them costs. This is not only a business but a rescue! $12 per person seems like a highly reasonable price factoring in food supplies, rent etc. We visit there as much as we are able to because of the incredibly friendly and accommodating staff, the lovely, clean atmosphere and the adorable cats! Anyone with a heart for animals knows how truly special the Noco cat cafe is! They have the cutest selection of tea/ coffee and finger foods and the sweetest little seating areas. I love the thoughtful gift shop as well. The owners will spend as much time as y

The first time my husband and I tried to go it was a bit of a CATastrophe. No, but really. We showed up and they asked for reservations and we were like reservations? Who needs reservations for a cafe? The man at the door then explained why and we got it, but we had driven all the way from Greeley, which was annoying. We made reservations a few weeks later and went but honestly it was meh. Playing with the kitties is awesome, but it is not a cafe. It is a space with gross coffee and a few teas and cheap snacks offered. I wanted this to be good, but in the end, it could be done so much better. Bring in baked goods and a decent coffee machine. Have some music playing. Offer more comfy chairs if you're going to make people sit down while holding the cats. Sell cat related items and art that

We recently adopted from the NoCo Cat Cafe and let me just say I LOVE this place! They were extremely helpful, kind, and informative. The fact that they listen to each cat's needs has led to such an easy transition to our home and I wish I could give them 10/5 stars.

We attended a Cat Yoga event and got to hang out afterwards to drink some amazing tea and play with all the adorable kitties. The owners are so sweet and kind and you can tell how much they love all of the cats. Highly recommend checking them out!