Persian Cat Museum

I recently visited this charming cafe primarily to explore the Cat Museum. While I didn't get a chance to indulge in the cafe's offerings, the highlight was undoubtedly the Cat's House experience, available for a modest fee of 60 cents per person. It's unfortunate that animals aren't as embraced in Iran as in other countries, making initiatives like this crucial in fostering a culture of compassion towards our furry friends.

What struck me most was the heartwarming fact that all the cats in the house had been either adopted or rescued, giving them a loving family and a cozy home. The dedication and care shown towards these feline residents were truly commendable. Spending time with these adorable creatures, interacting with them, and witnessing the love they received was a delightful and memorable experience.

It's a fun experience :D and great food

Nice café and museum for persian cats with cool design and lovely atmosphere with persian cats.
It is a really amazing place for cat lovers in Tehran.
Kids would have fun in this place as one of the few animal caring café in Iran!
I recommend this place.

The restaurant ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ✔️
The food & beverage ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ✔️
The cat museum ⭐️⭐️ (the place is too hot for the cats, and we are not allowed to pet the cat, the staff are very strict about it. Do not expect friendly vibe when you come to the museum.)

We went there just for the sake of petting the cats during Nowruz and we faced the harsh reality that we can't touch them unless they sit on our lap. Many of the cats were asleep and DON'T care the smallest amount about you, which is why I think this museum should not exist at all. Cats are not very social creatures like dogs and don't care about strangers it seems like when they have an owner. When I went there I lost the love I had had for cats. Why is it even called a "museum"? When anyone with an IQ above room tempt. knows that this place is clearly a cat house?
About the Restaurant, I have to say that the service is SLOW and they can't handle as much as their capacity for people to sit. It took them 40 minutes to give us three cups of tea, cake and salad!
But at least the atmosphere is nicely decorated and acceptable. Overall, I don't recommend it. I don't understand the point of this place when half of the cats are sleeping, and others just walk away when you try to get near them?? I've touched the cats in the Park many times, but when I came here I couldn't touch any???
If the owner thinks people like me are speaking illogically, then he should NOT have opened this place in the first place! When he knew this house scanty and small. It's his fault.

Stunning place filled with lovely cats!
The atmosphere is cozy and the place is huge and really clean despite being filled with cats!
There’s a small entry fee. There’s also 15-20 minutes time limit on busy days.
You cannot disturb or touch the cats as long as they don’t want it! But there are some friendly cats that would sit on your lap and you can pet them.
I highly recommend this place and would definitely go back!
The food is just okay.

An old house full of charming persian cats.
Highly recommended to cat lovers.
You don't need a ticket to meet them it's free.

Friendly staff, able to speak English. The place well organized upper floor for stay and seebthe cats down stair for food and drink with indoor and out door seating