Commissary

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Commissary is a popular all‑day breakfast and brunch cafe-restaurant located in Rose Park, Adelaide, serving modern Australian dishes, specialty coffee, and Mediterranean‑influenced fare.

Rose Park, South Australia, Australia
cmsry.com.au

About Commissary

Commissary is a well-known breakfast and brunch restaurant in Rose Park, just east of Adelaide’s CBD. It offers a modern Australian cafe menu with strong Mediterranean influences, reflecting the owners’ Greek and Lebanese heritage. Diners can expect dishes such as pancakes, waffles, French toast, avocado toast, salads, burgers, and other hearty brunch plates, alongside specialty coffee, fresh juices, smoothies, and a selection of wines and other beverages. The venue has a bright, contemporary fit‑out and looks over the nearby parklands, making it a popular spot for families, groups, and locals looking for a relaxed meal out.

A charge from “SQ *COMMISSARY ROSE PARK” on a bank or card statement typically indicates a purchase made in person at Commissary, where Square is used as the payment processor. This might be for sit‑down dining, takeaway coffees or food, shared group bills, or online delivery orders placed through platforms like Uber Eats that route payments via the venue. Smaller test amounts or slightly different totals may reflect gratuities, adjusted bills, split payments, or multiple items (such as coffee plus food) on one transaction.

To verify or resolve questions about a Commissary charge, customers can start by checking email receipts from Square, delivery apps (e.g., Uber Eats), or their phone’s wallet history for the date and approximate amount of the transaction. If something still looks incorrect, the best approach is to contact Commissary directly using the details on their official website or social media pages, referencing the transaction date, time, and last four digits of the card used. Cardholders who suspect fraud should also contact their bank or card issuer promptly to review and, if needed, dispute the transaction or request a new card.

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 Commissary.

  1. SQ *COMMISSARY ROSE PARK Rose Park

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show “SQ *COMMISSARY ROSE PARK” instead of just Commissary?

Commissary uses Square as its point‑of‑sale and payment processor. On many Visa and Mastercard statements, this appears as “SQ *COMMISSARY ROSE PARK,” where “SQ *” is Square’s prefix and “COMMISSARY ROSE PARK” is the actual restaurant name and location.

What types of purchases typically result in a charge from Commissary?

Charges from Commissary are usually from in‑person dining (breakfast, brunch, or lunch), takeaway coffee or food, or food ordered for delivery through third‑party apps that route payments to the venue. The total often reflects the cost of meals, drinks, and any surcharges or tips added at the time of payment.

Does Commissary run any recurring subscriptions or automatic monthly charges?

No, Commissary functions as a cafe‑restaurant and does not typically offer subscription or membership billing. Most charges are one‑off transactions for food and beverages on the day you visit or order. If you see repeated charges, review your receipts and delivery app orders for multiple visits or orders on different dates.

How can I get a copy of my receipt for a Commissary charge?

If you paid via Square in person, you may have been offered an email or SMS receipt at the time of purchase—search your inbox or messages for ‘Square’ or ‘Commissary.’ For delivery orders, check the relevant app (such as Uber Eats) under your past orders. If you still need a receipt, contact Commissary directly with the date, approximate time, and amount of the transaction so they can look it up in their system.

I don’t recognize a Commissary charge—what should I do?

First, confirm whether you or a household member recently visited Commissary or ordered food delivery to your address around the date of the charge. Check delivery apps, email receipts, and your calendar. If no one recognizes the transaction, contact Commissary with the transaction details for clarification and also reach out to your bank or card issuer to report a possible unauthorized charge.

Can Commissary refund or adjust a mistaken charge?

Yes, if a bill was incorrectly totaled, charged twice, or a payment error occurred, Commissary can usually process a refund or adjustment through their Square system. Contact the cafe as soon as possible with your receipt or a screenshot of the transaction, and they can verify the payment and arrange a refund if appropriate. Your bank may then take a few days to reflect the refunded amount.

Why do I see a small or temporary pending amount from Commissary on my card?

Occasionally, card terminals or digital wallets place a small authorization hold to confirm your card is valid before finalizing the actual transaction total. This pending amount should be replaced or updated by the final charge within a few business days. If the authorization hold does not drop off after a week, contact your card issuer for an update.

How can I contact Commissary about a billing or payment issue?

You can reach Commissary using the contact details listed on their website (cmsry.com.au) or via their social media profiles. When you get in touch, provide the transaction date, approximate time, amount, and the last four digits of the card used so staff can quickly locate your payment in their Square records and help resolve your query.

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