Three Cats

Coming here is always such a dream. Everyone is so kind. The ambiance and vibes are comfortable and relaxing. The food is always amazing and the drinks are spectacular. I have a gluten allergy and have never had an issue eating here. The wait staff and the chef make sure to accommodate and help me navigate their menu for the best options. Usually the menu is marked but is something is able to be altered to make gluten free they will let you know. Absolutely recommend coming here for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner or even just drinks. You'll love it here.

First things first, ambiance! Super unique, vibey spot that feels like an amalgamation of old timey theater, drive-in, circus, cowboy western, and one-of-a-kind home goods store. Oh yeah, and cats. (Don't miss next door Leon & Lulu for an actual super unique furniture/home goods/clothing store.) Sounds wildly eclectic, and it is, but in a way that works really well together and is very fun! Now, the food. Split a handful of dishes in a group of three. We ordered: - Soup Flight (a flight! of soup!) with Mushroom Bisque, Butternut Squash soup, and the soup of the day, a Roasted Red Pepper Tomato. Adorable concept, but honestly I say skip the flight and just go with the Mushroom Bisque, a clear standout. So savory and umami, and lightly creamy, with a velvety thick texture. Loved this. - Beets Napolean Salad. Tasty! Less beets and more green salad in this dish, but the golden and red beet combination with the goat cheese and balsamic was very good. Green salad, green apples completed the plate. - Wild Mushroom Flatbread. MY FAVORITE of the evening! Three Cats really knows how to make mushrooms yummy. This was SO good, with creamy lightly tangy boursin and truffle oil. An umami flavor punch on a warm, soft, doughy base. - Lamb chops with garlic honey, mint, and a sweet potato dauphinoise. Lovely presentation and good chops, but maybe not the best sharing dish, as there isn't much meat to go around. Was a little iffy on the sweet potato, felt like it wasn't cooked enough through with thin layers of still lightly crunchy potato. - Risotto with slow simmered tomato, crispy prosciutto, parm reggiano, herbs, and "love". This was delicious! Loved the bursting tomato flavor in this, and risotto texture was perfect. Maybe slightly salty, but overall really enjoyed this. Don't sleep on the drinks! I ended up getting a "Cattail" (mocktail/non-alcoholic) because it sounded so good and it WAS. The My Girl drink with cucumber simple, lime, sweetened condensed milk, and soda was delicious and ridiculously drinkable. I could've chugged it down in 3 seconds flat if I weren't actively exercising self control to not do that. Think this is something I'm going to have to try to recreate at home immediately. So light, refreshing with the perfect touch of creamy sweetness. Finally, service was lovely and easy parking is available on site (we parked in the alley next to the restaurant, but there's on street parking available as well).

Super cute place with very eclectic vibe. Came for lunch. The hostess was super friendly but the waiter was a bit snobbish. Food was great, mushroom soup was to die for. Quiche was great too. A lot of cool things spotted. Definitely recommend!

Have a meal, buy a card! Loved this place! Such a cool, eclectic place! From randomly placed tables, to a car in the middle of the room to a wall lined with a huge selection of birthday cards - this place is so entertaining! And the best part is that food is good too! I personally loved the mushroom soup! Server was pleasant and drinks made well. Definitely coming back to try for brunch.

Three Cats is a charming and quaint restaurant with a vintage, antique-inspired atmosphere. I've only been for brunch, but it's always been excellent. The staff is consistently friendly and attentive, making for a great dining experience.

This is the cutest place with lots of fun and quirky decor. Enjoyed our salad and fish dip. Great wine and cocktails list. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. Love checking out all the fun greeting cards. Looking forward to trying the brunch menu.

Attentive, informative service. Two of us had the short ribs and split a Caesar salad. Lemon Drop Martini Delicious!

Absolutely an incredible atmosphere and the food and drinks are delicious. The menu rotates and always offers something new.

Unique! the place used to be roller skate rink/Clawson theatre revamped into restaurant and store. It is like a museum inside. I rarely care about the ambiance but this place really goes above and beyond in terms of their attention to detail. On each table there is a roller skate. After ordering food you can walk around and peruse the different artistic figures of which there are many (see my photos). I can't say there is a pattern of theme to these decorations but it makes every corner very interesting to explore.As for the food, we got the French toast, chicken and waffles and tostada. We were told they introduce new items frequently and that the tostada was their new item, and was better than the eggs benedict. We decided to give it a try. The plate was small, but artful. There was chorizo and bean paste for protein, crunchy tostada, and an avocado sauce which was delicious. It did not disappoint. The French toast was good but tasted something out of a state fair. It was fried and crunchy. Good, but not healthy and certainly not what I think of for french toast (which is warm and soft). But the kid loved it so that counts right?The chicken and waffles was delicious. Crispy chicken paired with sweet waffles with slightly sour strawberries, with added maple syrup. All dishes were made well. I think I would be back for their dinner or other brunch items.However, service was sub par. 1 - I had to ask for to order. They seemed to have forgotten about us after giving us a table. 2 - We ordered the mushroom soup which we were excited to try given it was a popular item however they didn't make it. We weren't charged for it but they totally missed that item. 3 - The waiter didn't come back after serving food for drink refills. So ambiance and food was great, service could better.

My friends and I went for brunch on Sunday. The decor was charming, I love the fact they are linked with Leon & Lulu. When I see crafts and art in a setting, it's candy to my eyes. You will need to call in for a reservation because it can get packed, but the lady was able to fit us in because most of us travel 30+ minutes to experience this place. For the main dish, French Toast (cornflake-crusted and Crispy Fried Brioche, Fresh Berries, Powdered Sugar, and Maple Syrup) was so good and not too heavy. It was a good pair with my latte. The only downfall is the prices. From what you get, it is not a reasonable amount. If there was one side, then the prices would make sense. Overall, it was an experience we wanted to enjoy together. Would I recommend this place to others? Yes, the food was good and the atmosphere was great!