Cafe - Neko Wien Cats

disclaimer: i have been to some polish cat cafes in the past, and I wasn't a fan so this review might be kinda biased.

I ordered:
a 3,90€ vanilla cat "cake/cookie?" not sure what to call it - it's a half baked scone. it had a tiny bit of filling. it was really small, weird comparison but the length was almost the same as a sugar packet

a 4,90€ matcha with milk. not gonna lie, matcha outside of Japan will generally probably just taste like grass to me. you might like it though! the portion wasnt the biggest tho

a 4,10€ white grape juice. was way too sweet and had to order water and add half of the water to the juice, pretty tasty although I wouldn't say it's worth the price

and a 1€ cat snack

the cats are pretty unbothered. they won't get scared of you but they couldn't care less about your "kitty kitty". even if you buy the cat snack they will probably eat it, but won't go crazy over you.
the staff was very kind to me, so in terms of service it's really great.
the place is big for a cat cafe, and has cat toys all over (a positive for me) and is air conditioned. i went on a Sunday at around 3pm and it wasn't that busy.
oh, also it's got free wifi.

in conclusion: meh, wouldn't go there again, but I don't regret experiencing it the first time. if not the cats tho, i wouldn't come at all
(sorry for the mid pictures, i screenshoted my IG story)

It's a cat cafe. There are more furniture and facilities for cats than for humans :)
The coffee is ok. The service is pleasant. The menu is limited and prices are on the higher end.
The place is large and cold (being the opposite of cozy).
The wifi didn't work when I visited, but they do have free wifi.
The atmosphere is like visiting a cat's cave, far from being a cozy cafe.
Friendly for cats and kids.