Kotiki i lyudi

«Kotiki i lyudi» on Gilyarovsky Street is Moscow's first cat café that combines a kitchen with a genuine open-format cat shelter. Here you can spend time with cats, play board games with friends, celebrate a birthday, or go on a date. There's a coworking space with laptop access, and on weekdays a 50% discount applies from the third hour of your stay onward. The menu features European, Chinese, Italian, and Asian dishes, served right among the cats. All the animals here were rescued from the street or given up by their owners: they are healthy, neutered, and well-mannered. You can adopt a cat for free — the café has already found homes for more than 450 pets, and around 150 cats currently live there, with the group changing every week. The place suits those who want more than just a meal — a chance to spend time with animals, meet a future pet, or simply take a break from city life. Reservations are required, and the café is open every day, including weekends.