Cofi House

Cofi House is an independent café located inside Chatswood Interchange in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It specializes in espresso coffee, tea, and café-style food such as breakfast dishes, light lunches, pastries, and grab‑and‑go items for commuters. As a locally run business, most transactions are made in person at the café’s counter or table service area using a card terminal or mobile payment device, and prices are typical for an inner‑Sydney café.

A Cofi House charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you pay for coffee, food, or takeaway items at their Chatswood Interchange location. The transaction description may look like “COFI HOUSE CHATSWOOD,” “COFI HOUSE CHATSWOOD INT,” or similar, and will usually be for a one‑time purchase. You might also see a slightly higher amount if you added a tip at the terminal, or a small temporary “card verification” or pre‑authorisation if your bank briefly holds funds before finalising the payment. In some cases, you may see separate charges if you split a bill with friends or made more than one visit on the same day.

If you’re unsure about a Cofi House charge, start by checking your receipts, recent visits to Chatswood Interchange, and any coffee runs, breakfast meetings, or takeaway orders around the transaction date. Compare the exact amount with typical café prices you’d expect for coffees, meals, and any surcharge (for example, weekend or public holiday surcharges, or card processing fees if applicable). To resolve questions, you can visit the café in person during business hours and speak with staff or the manager; bring a copy or screenshot of your bank statement showing the date, time, and amount so they can look up the transaction on their point‑of‑sale system. If the transaction still doesn’t match any purchase you recognise, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge or to check for possible card misuse.