About Belcibo & Co
Belcibo & Co is a family-owned Italian-style café and restaurant located in Shepparton, Victoria, Australia. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a menu that typically includes woodfired pizzas, traditional Italian pasta and mains, focaccias and panini, seasonal specials, as well as specialty coffee and house-made desserts. The venue operates as a casual dine-in restaurant and café, and may also offer takeaway, catering platters, and occasional special event menus. You’ll usually find their latest opening hours, menus and specials on their website (belciboandco.com.au) or social media pages.
A charge from “Belcibo & Co” or a similar descriptor (such as “BELCIBO & CO SHEPPARTON” or “BELCIBO AND CO CAFE”) will most often relate to an in-person payment made at their restaurant—such as a sit-down meal, takeaway order, coffee and cake, or a group bill paid on your card. The charge could also come from ordering over the phone or online for pickup, paying for catering, purchasing a gift voucher, or paying a deposit for a function booking. In some cases, you might see a pre-authorisation or temporary hold if your bank or card provider processes contactless or card-not-present transactions that way, which can look like a duplicate or pending charge until it settles.
If you’re unsure about a Belcibo & Co charge, start by checking your recent visits to Shepparton and any meals, coffees or takeaway you may have shared where someone used your card to pay. Compare the date and amount on your bank statement with any EFTPOS receipts, email confirmations, or SMS order notifications you received. To clarify a transaction, you can contact Belcibo & Co directly using the phone number or contact form listed on belciboandco.com.au, or message them via their official social media pages—provide the transaction date, exact amount, and the last four digits of your card so they can look it up. Common issues—like split bills, tips added at the terminal, or a pending pre-authorisation—are usually resolved by reviewing the receipt with staff or your bank; if you suspect an unauthorised charge, contact your bank immediately to dispute it and block the card if needed.