About Bay Leaf Cafe
Bay Leaf Cafe is a local, dine‑in and takeaway cafe and restaurant located in Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, Australia. They serve all‑day breakfast favourites, burgers, light lunches, salads, coffee, tea, fresh juices, smoothies, and a selection of cakes and desserts. The cafe offers both indoor and outdoor seating, and often caters to locals, travellers, and families looking for a casual, relaxed spot for meals, snacks, and coffee breaks. Orders are typically placed at the counter, with payment taken at the time of purchase.
A charge from “Bay Leaf Cafe” or “TC Bay Leaf Cafe” on your bank or card statement usually relates to an in‑person purchase made at the cafe, such as coffee and cake, breakfast, or lunch for one or more people. Common amounts might range from a few dollars for a drink or snack up to higher totals for full meals or group orders. You may also see a charge if you phoned ahead to place an order and paid over the phone, used a delivery or pickup service they partner with, or left a tip that was added after the initial payment. In some cases, your bank may show a temporary authorization hold (often slightly different from the final amount) when you tap or insert your card, which then updates to the settled total.
If you don’t recognize a Bay Leaf Cafe charge, start by checking your recent visits to Tennant Creek, any meals shared with friends or colleagues where you may have paid for the group, or receipts and email confirmations if you ordered ahead. Compare the date and amount on your statement with any receipts from the cafe; if you use a mobile wallet (Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc.), check the transaction history there as well. To resolve questions, contact the cafe directly using the details on their website (tcbayleafcafe.com) or your receipt and provide the transaction date, exact amount, and last four digits of the card used so staff can look up the sale on their point‑of‑sale system. For incorrect amounts or suspected card misuse, your bank or card issuer can also help investigate and, if needed, initiate a dispute.