Cabrera Canary Group

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Cabrera Canary Group appears to be a small hospitality and food‑service business associated with restaurant and café operations, with entities registered in both Spain’s Canary Islands and Miami, Florida. Charges are likely related to dining, catering, or other hospitality services processed via Square in the Miami area.

Miami, FL (USA) and Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Spain)

About Cabrera Canary Group

Cabrera Canary Group is the trading name used by a small business group connected to restaurant and hospitality activities. In Spain, CABRERA CANARY GROUP SL, based in Adeje (Santa Cruz de Tenerife), is formally registered with an object focused on running restaurants, cafés, ice‑cream shops, bakeries and other hospitality‑related services, as well as related food retail activities. In the United States, CABRERA CANARY GROUP LLC is an active Florida limited liability company formed on December 7, 2023 and based in Miami, Florida, with Luciano Cabrera listed as the authorized member and registered agent.([search.sunbiz.org](https://search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/corporationsearch/SearchResultDetail?aggregateId=flal-l23000543565-7ba01249-c9b3-4a8f-87cd-eed6699df08e&directionType=Initial&inquirytype=EntityName&listNameOrder=CABRERACABRERATRANSPORT+P150000160980&searchNameOrder=CABRERACANARYGROUP+L230005435650&searchTerm=CABRERA+CABRERA+TRANSPORT+)) While there is no public website or detailed business description for the Miami entity, the common ownership name and the Spanish company’s stated purpose strongly suggest that the group is involved in food, beverage, or hospitality ventures, such as a restaurant, café, catering operation, or related food‑service business. A charge on your card reading “SQ *CABRERA CANARY GROUP Miami US” typically indicates that your card was used at a Cabrera Canary Group location or for a Cabrera Canary Group service in the Miami area, with the payment processed by Square (the “SQ *” prefix). This could be a one‑time purchase such as a meal, bar tab, bakery or café transaction, or catering/event payment, and may include gratuity or service fees. In some cases, you might also see a small temporary authorization or a slightly different final amount if a tip was added after the initial card swipe. If you do not recognize the charge, first think back to any recent restaurant, café, bar, or catered event purchases in or around Miami on the transaction date, especially at smaller or independent venues where staff used a Square terminal. Check your email and text messages for any Square‑generated receipts, which often show the business name and contact details. If you still have questions, you can contact your card issuer to request the exact transaction time and any available merchant contact data; they can also help dispute the charge if it appears fraudulent. Because Cabrera Canary Group does not have a clearly identifiable public website, resolving questions often involves working through your bank or reviewing Square receipts rather than reaching the merchant via a central corporate support channel.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Cabrera Canary Group.

  1. SQ *CABRERA CANARY GROUP Miami US

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cabrera Canary Group and why did I get a charge from them in Miami?

Cabrera Canary Group is a small hospitality business associated with restaurant and food‑service activities. The Miami‑based LLC, CABRERA CANARY GROUP LLC, likely operates or manages a local restaurant, café, or catering service. A charge labeled “SQ *CABRERA CANARY GROUP Miami US” means your card was run through a Square terminal at one of their locations or events in the Miami area.

What kinds of purchases typically result in a Cabrera Canary Group charge?

Most Cabrera Canary Group charges will be for hospitality‑related services such as dining at a restaurant, buying food or drinks at a café or bar, or paying for catering or event hospitality. The amount may include tax and tip if you added a gratuity on the receipt or device.

Does Cabrera Canary Group have recurring subscriptions or memberships?

There is no public indication that Cabrera Canary Group runs subscription or membership billing. Charges are most likely one‑time transactions tied to specific visits (meals, drinks, events). If you see repeating charges, review the dates to confirm they are separate visits or catering jobs and contact your card issuer if the pattern looks suspicious.

Why does the descriptor start with “SQ *CABRERA CANARY GROUP” instead of just the restaurant name?

The “SQ *” prefix indicates that Square processed the payment. Square is a popular point‑of‑sale and payment platform used by many small businesses. The actual merchant name is the portion after the prefix—“CABRERA CANARY GROUP”—which refers to the restaurant or hospitality business, not Square itself.

How can I get a copy of my receipt for a Cabrera Canary Group transaction?

If you opted for a digital receipt at the time of payment, Square may have emailed or texted you a receipt that lists Cabrera Canary Group’s trading name, time of purchase, and items. Search your email or SMS for “Square receipt” or the transaction date. If you cannot find a receipt, your card issuer can provide the exact timestamp and sometimes a phone number, which may help you contact the venue directly to request a copy.

Why is the final Cabrera Canary Group amount higher than the amount I initially saw at the terminal?

With restaurant and bar transactions processed by Square, the initial authorization typically covers the bill before tip. After you add a tip and sign, the final amount posted to your card can increase to include the gratuity. This is standard for dining and hospitality payments and may explain small differences between the pending and final amounts.

Can Cabrera Canary Group place temporary holds or pending charges on my card?

Yes. Like many hospitality merchants that use Square, Cabrera Canary Group may place a temporary authorization on your card to confirm it is valid—especially for bar tabs or larger tickets. These holds may show as pending transactions and then drop off or be replaced by the final settled amount once the bill is closed.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a Cabrera Canary Group charge at all?

First, check whether anyone else on your account or with access to your card may have dined at or used a food‑service business in Miami on that date. Review Square email or SMS receipts associated with your phone or email. If you still cannot identify the transaction, contact your card issuer, report the charge as unrecognized, and ask them to start a dispute and possibly cancel and reissue your card if fraud is suspected.

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