Cocoa Shrimp

Based on the descriptor and the use of Toast (TST*) as a payment processor, Cocoa Shrimp appears to be a local restaurant or food vendor that focuses on shrimp and other seafood items, possibly with a specialty preparation or signature “cocoa” or coconut-style shrimp dish. Small independent eateries using Toast often operate as casual dine‑in, takeout, or food‑truck style concepts, with a limited but focused menu centered around one or two star items.

A charge from Cocoa Shrimp would most commonly appear on your card statement after you’ve paid for a meal, takeout order, or possibly an online or app‑based order processed through Toast. The amount will typically match your receipt total including tax and tip. In some cases you might briefly see a small pending authorization or a pre‑tip amount that later adjusts when the final tip is entered and the transaction is captured.

If you have questions about this charge, start by checking any recent restaurant visits or food orders around the transaction date, including Toast e‑receipts in your email or text messages. If the business provided a printed or digital receipt, compare the total and date to your statement. To dispute or clarify a charge, you can usually contact the restaurant directly via the phone number or website listed on your receipt or Toast order confirmation; if you can’t reach them or don’t recognize the transaction after checking with family members who may use the card, contact your card issuer to inquire or file a dispute. Because this appears to be a small local business, resolving issues is often fastest by speaking directly with the merchant during their normal business hours.