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New Cat Café in Davis

Claire Richardson, Staff Writer • April 28, 2025
The Tabby Tea Cat Lounge is located in Davis. You need a reservation to enter and it’s $10 per person. The lounge hours are 9-5 Monday through Friday. (Claire Richardson)
Six people can enter into the room at a time. The cats will be scattered throughout the room. You can play, pet with them but you can’t pick up the cats. And don’t bother them them while they cat nap. (Claire Richardson) 

Included with admission is prepackaged boba, Yerba Mate, sparkling drinks, juice, Liquid Death water; or, you can also make yourself some coffee too. (Claire Richardson)
All of the cats in the lounge are adoptable. (Claire Richardson)
At the time of this story there were three cats at the lounge. (Claire Richardson)

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Claire Richardson is a sophomore at Granite Bay High School. This is her second year as a staff writer for Granite Bay Today.