Cat Cafes in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City

Don't Stress Meowt Cat Cafe, located at 1900 Linwood Blvd., Suite 300 in Oklahoma City, is Oklahoma's first cat cafe, offering a unique blend of coffee and feline companionship. The cafe serves a variety of beverages and snacks, including kid-friendly options and a selection of local beer and wine. Guests can relax in the cafe area, which features an open glass wall providing views into the Cat Lounge, home to approximately 25 to 40 adoptable cats from community rescue partners. For those wishing to interact directly with the cats, the Cat Lounge requires reservations at $15 per hour per person, with $1 from each visit donated to a local non-profit organization. The cafe also hosts private parties for groups looking for a unique gathering space.

Tulsa, Oklahoma

Don't Stress Meowt Cat Cafe is a cafe located in Oklahoma City and is Oklahoma's first cat cafe. The cafe offers a relaxing atmosphere where customers can interact with adoptable cats, enjoy a cup of coffee or tea, and purchase cat-themed merchandise.

Guthrie, Oklahoma

Meow & Mocha Cat Cafe brings a cozy, community-focused experience to historic downtown Guthrie, Oklahoma. This welcoming space combines a cafe serving delicious drinks with a dedicated cat lounge where all the resident felines are adoptable fosters awaiting their forever homes. The atmosphere leans quirky and fun, making it a comfortable spot to relax, study, or simply enjoy some quality time with cats. Beyond regular lounge visits, Meow & Mocha hosts a creative lineup of events including silent book nights designed for readers and introverts, painting sessions where you can bring your own canvas, movie nights featuring cat-themed films, and tabletop gaming evenings for Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons players. The lounge keeps things peaceful with limited guest capacity, and every visit directly supports the cats in their care.

Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

The Chat - A Cat Cafe is in the Rose District of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. It has two sides: a cafe that is free to enter, where guests can relax, play games, read cat-themed books and browse a small gift shop, and a cat lounge with adoptable cats from the Broken Arrow Animal Shelter and other rescues. The lounge has a wooden cat tree, climbing ladder, spiral staircase, cat treadmill and wall-mounted furniture. Lounge visits are paid by the half hour or hour, and proceeds help cover veterinary care, food, litter, spay and neuter surgery and FIV/FeLV testing. The cafe sells coffee, tea, juices, sodas, packaged baked goods and savory snacks such as pretzel bites. Walk-ins are welcome, and reservations are taken for groups of five or more and out-of-town visitors. Guests are asked to let the cats approach them rather than picking them up.