The Black Cat Cafe

Sharon F. a month ago

Fell instantly in live with this little café. It's cozy, comfortable & cool filled with, you guessed it, cat knick nacks. They also have feline friends readily available for adoption. It was service with a smile at this breakfast & lunch spot right off of Rt 30. I had a 3-egg mushroom, tomato & carmelized onion omelet with a side of perfectly cooked potatoes with fried onions. The coffee was excellent too served in a custom cafe mug. The Black Cat Cafe will be my new breakfast/lunch spot when I'm in the areas at the end of each week. 😻🍳🥞☕️🌯

Lavanya Swarna a month ago

Great food and such a cute, cozy spot! Our server was wonderful—super patient in explaining all the menu items to us and very friendly. I’m sorry I missed her name, but she definitely made our experience even better! The place is mostly cat-themed, which makes it extra cute, and it’s such a nice touch that they have cats there. 🐱❤️ We tried the special French toast with mango butter (very sweet, but absolutely delicious!), blueberry pancakes, chicken quesadilla, and turkey panini. Everything we ordered was tasty! It can feel a little pricey, but knowing that the profits from the meals go directly toward supporting animals makes it totally worth it. Such a wonderful initiative, and overall, a great place with great food and a great cause! 🐾

Molly Cherry 3 months ago

What could possibly be better than cats, kittens, and a delicious meal?! This is such an amazing neighborhood spot with a fantastic mission. Not only is the menu fun, clever, and unique, but the restaurant itself is full of character, quirky decor, and cozy seating. I absolutely loved everything about this place—from the incredible chicken salad sandwich to the to-die-for homemade chocolate cake, and the wonderfully kind service from Aries. As a major bonus, all proceeds go toward caring for the cats and helping them find their forever homes. What a wonderful, wonderful place!

The Princess and The Troll 7 months ago

A great concept - a volunteer run 501c3 where all proceeds benefit a cat rescue/adoption program. Parking was extremely difficult as the three spots in front of the restaurant were full. We learned you can borrow a permit to park down the street. The food was good but a little pricey. There was confusion around dietary restrictions but we all worked through it to a successful resolution.

Mark S Smith a year ago

Family brunch at a small cafe in Devon. I have to admit I was kind of freaked out when we arrived and they had a number of cats in crates near the front door. But I have come to learn that this is a non-profit operation where all the proceeds benefit the needs of homeless, abandoned, injured and sick cats and kittens. Wow! They were very accommodating to us when we had to keep changing our reservation. Kudos to them!!! The actual food was just okay. My home fries were burned. My French toast was mildly tasty. The creamed chipped beef had a very odd flavor (too eggy or too much uncooked flour). Nothing was extraordinary, but I applaud the cause.