
A cat named Emmy lounges at the Teddy Cat Cafe in Denver's Platt Park neighborhood. Photo: Esteban L. Hernandez/Axios
The cat's out of the bag for one Denver cafe.
Driving the news: The Teddy Cat Cafe, which opened in November, recently saw a surge in appointments after it was featured on a popular Instagram, owner and cat enthusiast Sarah Thomas tells us.
- Located in the Platt Park neighborhood on Florida Avenue, the small shop lets you hang out with adoptable cats while sipping a coffee.
Details: There were seven cats in need of a home as of Friday, most of whom were enjoying the sunny weather indoors lounging on fluffy beds and wooden cat walls. The cats come from area shelters.
- Appointments are strongly encouraged, though Thomas said drop-ins are fine.
Of note: Other cat cafes in the metro area include Denver Cat Company, which serves coffee and pastries on Tennyson Street, and Purrfect Pause in Boulder.

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