Bill's

“BILLS-WEBSITE.CO.U” on a card statement almost certainly refers to Bill’s, a British restaurant and bar chain whose official website is bills-website.co.uk. Bill’s began as a greengrocer and café in Lewes, East Sussex, and has since expanded into a nationwide casual dining brand headquartered in London. The restaurants focus on relaxed all‑day dining with seasonal menus covering breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, desserts and cocktails, often highlighting fresh produce and modern British/European dishes. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill%27s?utm_source=openai))

This descriptor typically appears when a payment or card hold is processed via the Bill’s website—for example when you secure a table booking online, purchase a Bill’s gift card, or pay a restaurant bill through their digital systems. For larger bookings (typically six guests or more, and for certain special menus such as Christmas), Bill’s requires card details as a hold; no money is taken at the time of booking, but a cancellation or no‑show fee (up to around £10 per person) may later be charged if the party fails to attend or cancels too late. In some cases, you may see a pending or small transaction linked to this website descriptor as part of confirming reservations or processing your final in‑restaurant payment. ([bills-website.co.uk](https://bills-website.co.uk/terms-conditions/?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a “BILLS-WEBSITE.CO.U” charge, first check whether you or someone in your household recently dined at Bill’s, made an online reservation, or bought a Bill’s gift card. You can usually find confirmation emails and booking details by searching your inbox for “Bill’s” or “bills-website.co.uk.” To resolve issues, visit their website and use the contact options or live chat, or contact the specific restaurant you visited; having the date, amount, and last four digits of the card ready will help them look up the transaction. If you suspect a no‑show fee or service charge is incorrect, Bill’s customer service or the restaurant manager can review and, where appropriate, adjust or refund the charge; if they confirm no related booking or visit, you should then dispute the transaction with your card issuer. ([bills-website.co.uk](https://bills-website.co.uk/terms-conditions/?utm_source=openai))