Sip and Shop at Mad Cat Brewtique
Mad Cat Brewtique is a cozy and thoughtfully curated boutique showcasing local artists and brands, plus handcrafted custom lattes so you can sip while you shop. They became part of Graduate Hospital’s vibrant community this past May.
The space is made for shopaholics and cat lovers alike, with adorable cat wallpaper and a handpicked selection of locally made goods. Enjoy all-natural soy wax candles from CE Craft Co., crafted in Collegeville, PA, or cute heart-shaped pillows from Philly’s Baby Got Craft. With stylish clothes, accessories, organic dog treats, and more, there’s lots to explore.
On the menu are seasonal lattes and syrups. Right now, you can try the iced Fluffy Eagle latte, crafted for anyone who grew up loving fluffernutter sandwiches. This nostalgic drink features peanut butter and marshmallow fluff smeared inside the cup, creating a nutty and sweet flavor.
They’re also serving the iced That Dubai Jawn latte, a trendy treat made with chocolate and pistachio cream, topped with kataifi. It perfectly recreates the flavor of the chocolate bar.
Mad Cat Brewtique truly embodies what it means to be a Philadelphia business by uplifting and supporting other local shops, while making sure every customer leaves happy. Stop by and shop small to discover something special.
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