About Blacksmith
Blacksmith is a specialty coffee shop and casual eatery located in Surry Hills, Sydney, known for its industrial-style interior, friendly service, and relaxed neighborhood vibe. They serve specialty coffee made with Toby’s Estate beans, alongside house‑baked pastries, cakes, and an all‑day brunch menu featuring items like eggs, bowls, burgers, and seasonal specials. As a dine‑in and takeaway venue, Blacksmith caters to locals, office workers, and visitors, and typically processes payments at the counter using EFTPOS terminals and common card providers.
A Blacksmith charge may appear on your bank or card statement if you’ve purchased coffee, food, or baked goods in‑store, either for dine‑in or takeaway. On statements, it may show as variations like “BLACKSMITH SURRY HILLS,” “BLACKSMITH CAFE SURRY HILLS,” or similar wording. They generally do not run recurring subscriptions, but you might see multiple charges on the same day for split bills or separate visits, and a temporary authorization may appear if a card was pre‑authorized for a tab or large group booking. Public holiday surcharges or weekend surcharges may also slightly change the final amount compared with menu prices.
If you’re unsure about a Blacksmith charge, first check your recent visit history, receipts, and any bank notifications or wallet app records from the date of the transaction. Compare the transaction date and amount with when you might have purchased coffee or brunch there, or when someone else on your shared account may have visited. For questions, you can contact the cafe directly using the details on blacksmithsurryhills.com.au, call during business hours, or visit in person with your bank statement so staff can look up the transaction on their POS. If you still believe the charge is incorrect, your bank or card issuer can help you dispute or investigate it further.