About Axil Coffee Roasters
Axil Coffee Roasters is a Melbourne-based specialty coffee roaster and café group founded in Hawthorn, Victoria. They source high-quality, ethically traded coffees from around the world, roast them in-house, and serve them across multiple Axil cafés around Melbourne. In addition to espresso and filter coffee in-store, they sell retail coffee beans, brew gear, and offer wholesale supply to cafés, restaurants, and offices throughout Australia via their website axilcoffee.com.au and their roastery.
A charge from Axil Coffee Roasters may appear on your bank or card statement after you buy coffee, food, or merchandise at one of their cafés, order beans or equipment from their online store, purchase a gift card, or sign up for a recurring coffee subscription. Online coffee subscriptions are typically billed automatically on a recurring schedule (such as weekly, fortnightly, or monthly) until cancelled, so you may see regular repeat charges. You may also see a temporary authorization or “pending” amount when you place an online order or add a new card; this is used to verify your payment method and usually disappears or is replaced by the final settled charge within a few business days.
If you’re unsure about an Axil Coffee Roasters charge, start by checking recent café visits, online orders, coffee subscription emails, and any digital invoices from axilcoffee.com.au under your email address. Compare the date and amount on your statement to receipts or order confirmations, and look for statement descriptors like “AXIL COFFEE ROASTERS,” “AXIL COFFEE HAWTHORN,” or similar location names. For questions or disputes, contact Axil through the contact or support page on their website, or call the relevant café/roastery number listed there; they can look up your transaction, help adjust or cancel a subscription, resend receipts, and advise on refunds or mistaken charges. If you suspect fraud and Axil cannot locate a matching order, contact your bank or card issuer for further investigation.