Owners of Florida’s Capybara Café say they are surprised by its popularity, hosting about 100 customers per day.

The St. Augustine location doesn’t sell coffee or hot food, like a cafe implied in its name, but it does sell capybara-themed T-shirts, coffee mugs, and stuffed animals. 4.

The St. Augustine location doesn’t sell coffee or hot food, like a cafe implied in its name, but it does sell capybara-themed T-shirts, coffee mugs and stuffed animals.

The St. Augustine location doesn't sell coffee or hot food, like a cafe implied in its name, but it does sell capybara-themed T-shirts, coffee mugs and stuffed animals.

The name Capybara Cafe implies there will be food and drinks, but the business only sells capybara-themed shirts, mugs, and plushies, with all snacks reserved for the furry residents.

The St. Augustine location doesn't sell coffee or hot food, like a cafe implied in its name, but it does sell capybara-themed T-shirts, coffee mugs and stuffed animals.

The St. Augustine location doesn't sell coffee or hot food, like a cafe implied in its name, but it does sell capybara-themed T-shirts, coffee mugs and stuffed animals.

The St. Augustine location doesn't sell coffee or hot food, like a cafe implied in its name, but it does sell capybara-themed T-shirts, coffee mugs and stuffed animals.

The St. Augustine location doesn't sell coffee or hot food, like a cafe implied in its name, but it does sell capybara-themed T-shirts, coffee mugs and stuffed animals.

The Capybara Café in St. Augustine, Florida, claims to be the first of its kind in the United States, allowing customers to feed, pet and snuggle the world’s largest rodents, which are native ...