About Bernardi's Marketplace
Bernardi's Marketplace is an independent, family-owned supermarket chain based in regional New South Wales, Australia. With stores in towns such as Forbes and other Central West communities, Bernardi’s offers a full supermarket range including fresh fruit and vegetables, butcher and deli items, bakery products, grocery staples, frozen foods, and a selection of household and personal care goods. The business focuses on supporting local producers where possible, combining big-chain product ranges with the service and community focus of a regional, locally run supermarket.
A Bernardi's Marketplace charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you shop in-store for groceries, fuel up on a larger weekly shop, or place an online order for pickup or delivery (where available). Charges can come from one-off purchases, online orders that are only billed once your order is picked and confirmed, or adjustments for items sold by weight (such as meat, cheese, or fresh produce). In some cases you might see separate or slightly differing amounts due to pre-authorisation holds for online orders, refunds or partial refunds for out-of-stock items, or repeat grocery trips processed on different days.
If you’re unsure about a Bernardi's Marketplace charge, start by checking your recent receipts, emails, or loyalty app/account (if you use one) for matching dates and amounts. Look at whether any household member used your card for a shop, or whether you recently placed an online or phone order that could have been processed on a different day from when you ordered. For questions about a specific transaction, you can contact the Forbes store or your local Bernardi’s Marketplace directly using the phone and contact details listed on bernardis.com.au, or visit the store service desk with your card and ID; staff can usually look up the transaction by date, time, and amount and reprint or email a receipt, as well as help resolve incorrect or duplicate charges.