Acapulco Mexican Grill

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Acapulco Mexican Grill is a Michigan-based chain of Mexican restaurants offering traditional dishes, cocktails, and family-friendly dining, including a location in Grand Rapids that uses the Toast POS system.

Lansing, Michigan, United States
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About Acapulco Mexican Grill

Acapulco Mexican Grill is a regional Mexican restaurant chain founded in Michigan and operated by the Vera family, with locations in Lansing, Charlotte, Jackson, West Lansing, and a newer restaurant in Grand Rapids. The brand focuses on authentic Mexican cuisine prepared with fresh ingredients, serving staples such as tacos, burritos, enchiladas, fajitas, quesadillas, and house specialties in a casual yet polished setting. The Grand Rapids restaurant at 2230 E Beltline Ave NE—often labeled in Toast as “Acapulco Grill”—offers an upscale take on traditional fare along with a full bar and rotating chef-driven menu items.

A charge labeled something like “TST*ACAPULCO 6 - GRAND” is most likely a card-present purchase processed through Toast at the Acapulco Mexican Grill location in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with “TST*” indicating Toast (the payment processor) and “GRAND” referring to Grand Rapids. This kind of transaction would typically come from dining in, takeout, or bar purchases, including food, drinks, tax, and gratuity. Depending on how the restaurant batches payments, you might see a temporary pending amount first, followed by the final settled amount once the tip is added and the check is closed.

If you’re unsure about the charge, start by checking any recent receipts, email confirmations, or Toast order texts around the transaction date, especially for visits to Mexican restaurants in the Grand Rapids area. You can also compare the statement date and amount to your dining history. To resolve questions, call the Grand Rapids location directly or use the contact details on acapulcomexgrill.com; staff can usually look up your ticket by date, time, and last four digits of your card. If you still don’t recognize the transaction, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge or request a card replacement in case of fraud.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Acapulco Mexican Grill.

  1. TST*ACAPULCO 6 - GRAND

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank statement show “TST*ACAPULCO 6 - GRAND” instead of Acapulco Mexican Grill?

The “TST*” prefix indicates that your payment was processed by Toast, the restaurant POS provider. The descriptor “ACAPULCO 6 - GRAND” is a shortened internal name for Acapulco Mexican Grill’s Grand Rapids, Michigan location, so the charge reflects a restaurant visit there, not a payment to Toast itself.

Does Acapulco Mexican Grill have recurring or subscription-style charges?

No, Acapulco Mexican Grill operates as a traditional restaurant and does not sell subscriptions or memberships. All charges should correspond to individual visits for food and drinks; if you see repeated similar amounts, review your dining history to confirm multiple visits.

Why is the final Acapulco Mexican Grill charge higher than the amount on my initial receipt?

When you pay with a card and add a tip, the initial pending authorization may show only the pre-tip amount. After the tip is entered and the check is closed in Toast, the transaction is adjusted to the final total including tax and gratuity, which is what ultimately posts to your statement.

Can I get an itemized receipt for my Acapulco Mexican Grill charge?

Yes. If you paid in person at the Grand Rapids location, you can call the restaurant and provide the date, approximate time, total amount, and last four digits of your card so they can reprint or email an itemized receipt. If you ordered online through Toast, you may also find a copy in your email or Toast order history.

How do I request a refund or correction for a mistaken Acapulco Mexican Grill charge?

Contact the Acapulco Mexican Grill location you visited—likely the Grand Rapids restaurant for a “GRAND” descriptor—explain the issue, and have your receipt or statement handy. In many cases, the manager can process a partial or full refund through Toast. If you cannot resolve it with the restaurant, follow up with your card issuer to dispute the transaction.

What are typical charge amounts I might see from Acapulco Mexican Grill?

Typical tickets vary widely but often range from about $15–$25 for a single entrée and drink to $40–$80 or more for groups or tables that include appetizers, entrées, desserts, and alcoholic beverages. Larger tabs may reflect margarita pitchers, specialty cocktails, or shared platters.

Why do I see a small or duplicate pending charge from Acapulco Mexican Grill?

Some card issuers briefly show an initial authorization from the restaurant and then the final settled amount after tip and tax are applied. The smaller or earlier pending amount should automatically drop off within a few days, leaving only the final charge. If both post permanently, contact the restaurant or your bank to investigate.

How can I verify that this Acapulco Mexican Grill charge is legitimate?

Check your calendar and messages for any visit to Acapulco Mexican Grill in Grand Rapids around the transaction date, and look for email or text confirmations from Toast or acapulcomexgrill.com. If you still don’t recognize it, call the restaurant with the date, time window, and amount so they can confirm whether a ticket exists under your card number; if not, report the transaction to your card issuer as potential fraud.

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