NYC cat cafe: Meow Parlour set to open in December

From the people behind cheetos macarons and the s'mores doughnut, a sweet new creation: New York's first permanent cat cafe!

Christina Ha, co-owner of the popular patisserie Macaron Parlour, and Emilie Legrand, one of the bakery's first pastry chefs, have collaborated with their feline friends and KittyKind to create Meow Parlour.

These two cat ladies will bring an official cat club to their new patisserie (opening next month at 46 Hester St.), where free-roaming cats available for adoption will be ready to cuddle. 

Visits, not including pastries, will cost $4 per half hour of cat time and $12 per hour. During these reserved times, guests can play with available cat toys, gently pet sleeping cats and purrhaps even adopt a furry friend. Only human guests are invited, other cats must stay at home.

While Purina sponsored a pop-up cat cafe -- serving cattuccinos-- last spring, this will be New York's first permanant cat cafe.

Meowvelous!