Visting Mauhaus Cat Cafe in St. Louis, Missouri
Recently we’ve noticed a movement of fun cat cafes popping up all across the world. Recently St. Louis, Missouri welcomed their first, Mauhaus Cat Cafe and Lounge. Since opening day, cat lovers all around are coming to check it out and see if it lives up to the hype!
What Can You Expect at Mauhaus Cat Cafe?
Before visiting Mauhaus Cat Cafe it’s best to make a reservation online first to ensure you have a spot inside the cafe! Upon walking inside you will be greeted by the friendly staff that will assist you in checking in and relay important information about the cats.
While checking in you will also be able to order a specialty drink and/or menu item to enjoy during your stay. You can choose to do so outside of the cat zone or at one of the tables inside the lounge area with the cats.
What Can You Order at Mauhaus Cat Cafe?
There is a variety of savory items to purchase at Mauhaus such as samosas, flatbreads, and squash hummus. But also some sweet treats like cupcakes, cookies, scones, and more that are all made in house! Your $10 reservation fee includes a free beverage so you can enjoy a spicy chai or latte while snuggling up to purrr-fect felines.
Where Do the Cats at Mauhaus Come From?
The majority of the cats at Mauhaus are from a local shelter, Stray Haven Rescue. As if the cute kitties didn’t mesmerize you enough, now you have the ability to take one home!
Other Mauhaus Information
Location: 3101 Sutton Blvd, Maplewood, MO 63143 (street parking only)
Hours: 11am-8pm Thursday-Sunday, closed Monday-Wednesday
Reservations: While it is not necessary to make a reservation it is encouraged to do so. Each reservation is for roughly one hour. However, if no one is waiting, you can ask the staff to stay longer.
Cost: $10/adult, $5/child – Each patron will receive a free beverage and 20% off any food or additional beverage purchased.
Click here to reserve your visit to Mauhaus!
Are you ready to enjoy this cozy cat cafe?
Comments & Reviews
makiely says
Cat cafes are popping up in Brisbane too. It certainly is a great way for rescue cats to find a great home. I myself have never visited one, but I can imagine it would be nice way to have a cup of tea with friends 🙂
Kallsy Page says
Seems like it’s swept the nation! I went with to girlfriends and we had a nice time having chai and playing with the cats! 🙂
Steven says
Those cats are such a cutie. I love them for being clean. The place looks cozy and friendly. It would be a nice place to stay more especially for cat lovers.
Kallsy Page says
A few of my friends were skeptical when I told them I was going to a cat cafe. They weren’t sure about drinking or eating in the same room with them however, as you noticed, everything is incredibly clean! For those who aren’t interested in dining inside the cat area there is seating outside with separate ventilation! 🙂
Jessica says
We live in South Korea so we’ve visited a few cat cafe’s over the years. They’ve even got sheep cafe’s here now! I always assumed that in North America it wouldn’t pass the health inspection or something! It’s great when shelter cats get homes in these places. I’ve never been to one that had such a good menu as samosas and such!
Kallsy Page says
The cafes we visited in Asia are very different from the ones in the States! I think they pass inspection because they have separate ventilation systems and it’s optional to dine inside the area with cats. 🙂 A sheep cafe sounds quite intriguing! I’d love to hear more about it.
Christina says
Wow this one is organized a little different than the one I visited in Milan. We did not need a reservation, nor did we have to pay an entrance/reservation fee. Do you know the reason why they charge a fee? Does it go towards supplying food for the cats? It is also a shame we can only stay for 1 hour 🙁 I could be there all day haha
Kallsy Page says
The cafes in Japan all require a reservation and fee (much higher than this) so that is so interesting to hear how they vary across the globe! From my understanding, they charge a fee to go towards the shelter expenses for the cats as well as the baked goods and drinks. You receive a complimentary beverage and 20% off any food while visiting so that’s a plus! The hour time limit isn’t too bad because they are VERY lenient on it. 😉
8duffels2mutts says
Awww, I just love this! I was expecting to read about a place where you take your own cat for lunch. But, I just adore the concept that the kitties are up for adoption!
Kallsy Page says
I loved the concept too. I also think it also helps them develop their personalities more.
Sandy says
The concept of the cafe is wonderful. The cats get a home and proper care that they deserve and the humans also relax themselves with the company of these lovely adorable creatures.
Kallsy Page says
I am so glad you agree! I think this is one of the best missions we’ve supported. 🙂
lydia says
I love that Mauhaus Cat Cafe has found homes for over 20 cats! I think that should be the true nature of this type of establishment but it’s also great that these shelter cats can roam around freely instead of being in a cage.
Kallsy Page says
I’m glad you loved that too! So much better than being in a cage and they get to interact with people which I believe will make them the most friendly cats around. 🙂
Kallsy Page says
Word travels quickly! I think that’s true as well, two of my friends ended up going home with cats! 😉
Kallsy Page says
Now I’m just waiting for a puppy cafe! 😉
Ana Ojha says
Mauhaus Cat Cafe and Lounge looks amazing and I loved its decor! It looks very soothing and welcoming. That cup of coffee looks yum and glad to know that they have found the home for more than 20 kitties. I’d love to visit there!