Café Chat L'Heureux fonctionne comme un sanctuaire spécialisé où la présence féline rencontre une carte axée sur des sandwichs artisanaux et des créations de jus frais vibrants. L'établissement maintient un environnement tranquille où les clients interagissent avec les chats résidents tout en savourant des repas préparés avec soin et concentrés sur des ingrédients de haute qualité. Chaque sandwich utilise des pains artisanaux associés à des légumes croquants et des protéines de premier choix pour garantir une norme constante. Le bar à jus utilise une sélection de fruits et de légumes de saison pour produire des boissons riches en nutriments préparées à la commande pour une consommation immédiate. Ce concept unique intègre la présence thérapeutique des animaux à l'utilité fonctionnelle d'un espace café contemporain. Des surfaces épurées accueillent les visiteurs individuels et les petits groupes souhaitant combiner leurs rafraîchissements sains à la présence distincte des chats résidents.
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Café Chat L'Heureux est une destination charmante et chaleureuse qui sert de refuge relaxant aux amoureux des chats souhaitant déguster de délicieux plats et boissons fraîchement préparés. L'espace est largement apprécié pour sa propreté, son ampleur et son entretien, offrant un environnement confortable où les visiteurs peuvent se détendre avec un livre ou passer un moment agréable avec les chats résidents, amicaux et bien soignés. De nombreux clients soulignent l'atmosphère unique et la gentillesse du personnel, notant que le menu, qui comprend des options savoureuses comme des grilled cheese et des lattés spécialisés, constitue un merveilleux ajout à l'expérience globale. Bien qu'il s'agisse d'un endroit populaire qui peut parfois être fréquenté, ceux qui s'y rendent trouvent qu'il s'agit d'une expérience authentique et réconfortante qui vaut largement le détour pour quiconque recherche un peu de compagnie féline.
Great spot to relax & unwind. unfortunately while I was there, a couple of rowdy kids caused the cats to hide out of public view.
the drinks are tasty & fresh made.
highly recommend the hot chocolate & lemonade
Great cafe for cat lovers. The kitties are so cute & friendly. There's alot of seating & play space. The only thing I'd mention is that alot of kids come here so it can be loud so keep that in mind if you plan to study.
I am currently sitting in the cafe, have been for about 30minutes now. we have not been seen by a waiter even tho people who arrived after us in the same section have gotten their drinks. there are currently 9 people in the vestibule, when the max is four- there have been more & the number is only increasing & no one on staff gives a damn. kids are running around without parent supervision. people are waking up cats to pet & take pictures. they are crowding around the register to pet cats & ask if that is where they are supposed to order because no one is taking orders. if someone sees this before a waiter notices us- please take our order! we are next to the bookshelf.
TLDR: the people patronizing this place are just as misbehaved as the staff.
[UPDATE: While everything in this review still applies, I want to add that the banana pudding is not worth getting, & the waiting time has been entirely reduced with the STM strike in effect.]
Had a great time here. The space was big & pretty cozy, & the employees were all kind.
The cheesecake was delightful, it was sweet, but still had a nice complexity to it. The coffee was alright. They also offer savoury options for those looking for a place to have lunch.
I got lucky to be immediately greeted by a cat on my lap as soon as I settled down, & he was the sweetest little cuddlebug the whole time I was there.
The space was calm & quiet the whole time I was there. I was there for two hours after opening, & didn't have any issues with overcrowding or loud kids.
The only two concerns I have that probably keep the place from being perfect is that it seems understaffed, & could benefit from more thorough cleaning practices.
If you're fond of cats, want a yummy treat, & have realistic expectations, I think you'll have a good time. Say hi to Charlie for me!
Too many kids stressing the cats out... the employees working were so kind & nice tho! Would have been a better experience if the parents would have controlled their kids. Instead of the poor employees having to babysit the kids from doing things to the cats!
This is an adventure mainly for kids & cats lover.
You can play with the cats. It was funny that one of the cat insisted to sit on someone's laptop keyboard.
In my two visits there, there were out of stock from the menu, which is limited to start with (think about a below average coffee shop; not about a restaurant).
The services is ridiculously slow (maybe due to having a small stuff). Price are OK, considering that the visitors are supposed to fund the cats.
Long wait in a waiting room with only three places to sit. It was about 1 p.m. midweek Mid August & crowded. I thought it was way too noisy for the cats to be comfortable.
6 or 7 cats total per the pictures on the wall, most hiding or on perches out of reach. Kids chased them nonstop & they were constantly either going under furniture or up on a perch to get away. It stressed ME out just to watch. It actually made me not want to pet the cats because I could see how stressed they were. The owner says she doesn't know how to stop it, but I never saw anyone even try say anything to the families about controlling their children. They would rather the cats be molested then to possibly offend a paying customer. The owner replies that she's very concerned about her cats, but I saw no indication of that. You can think it, but if you don't actually put anything into action, you are condoning the activities.
One 12/13 yr old pursued them for the entire 45 minutes I was dining. Whether the cats were on high platforms or running under the furniture, he was always behind them trying to pet them as they tried desperately to get away. It didn't seem to matter what the cats wanted, that boy was relentless. (This would be a good time to teach that boy that No means No. Just because you want something doesn't mean your wants outweigh the needs of the other.)
As I was cashing out, the boy was there again forcing himself on two cats that had moved to the cashier area with the hopes that there would be some protection. There wasn't. I turned to the cashier & said (when the boy wasn't looking)'That boy has been chasing those cats since I got here.' I was insincerely told'Thank you for letting us know'. I knew nothing would be done. They don't appear to care about the cats' welfare enough to ask the parents to supervise their child.
The owner replies that I don't know what I'm talking about. So she doesn't want me to believe my own eyes or my own ears?! It's replies like that, that I always take pictures.
If you really like cats, don't financially reward this Cafe with your business until they find a way that both the people & the cats can be happy.
As for the food, my grilled cheese with veggies was good. $16. Latte $5. Taxes & tip $29.
Don't go if you really like cats because it feels like they have forgotten why they opened the cafe. Unless their intention was just to use them as props to attract business.
The place is a delight. Contact with the cats really adds, especially for kids. They have a list of all the cats there & my 9yo made sure he could find them all. Food is generous, tasty & made with care. Unfortunately my cappuccino was under strength with too much milk so given the standard of places in the area, this loses a mark.
