cat cafe toronto

Now you can own Toronto's first cat cafe

It may not be all warm and fuzzy at Toronto's first ever feline-friendly coffee shop. TOT the Cat Cafe at 298 College Street is for sale.

The 2,200 square-foot space is currently on the market for $280,000. But don't panic. The cafe's still very much open and it's unclear if it's going to be shutting down anytime soon. Although this local hotspot has attracted a bit of controversy since it opened late last year.

In May, the Toronto Humane Society took back TOT's cats. The non-profit organization disagreed with the cafe's business model, namely that it required patrons to make a minimum purchase in order to enter the cat room.

Around the same time, a former employee took to social media and complained about how the cats were being treated.

Photo by Jesse Milns.


Latest Videos



Latest Videos


Join the conversation Load comments

Latest in Eat & Drink

Here's an honest review of the new pizza at Tim Hortons

People are loving this anti-Loblaws public art from a mystery person in Toronto

Two popular restaurants could close due to licensing dispute with City of Toronto

Loblaws ridiculed for tiny pieces of cucumbers in vegetable rolls

Toronto neighbourhood upset that local Starbucks is switching to takeout only

Toronto restaurant that was a neighbourhood institution has permanently closed

Famous shawarma restaurant from Montreal opening first downtown Toronto location

A new Hong Kong style breakfast spot is about to open in Toronto