About Délisse
Délisse is a French‑inspired café and bakery chain based in Sydney, NSW, known for its specialty coffee, freshly baked pastries, baguette sandwiches, and made‑to‑order salads. With multiple locations in and around Sydney’s CBD and business districts, Délisse focuses on quick, high‑quality meals for commuters, office workers, and event catering. They also provide office catering platters, breakfast spreads, and working‑lunch options that can be ordered online via their website at delisse.com.au.
A Délisse charge on your bank or card statement typically appears after purchasing coffee, food, or pastries in-store, or when placing an online catering order. You may also see a charge if you used a food‑delivery app or online ordering platform that processes payments under Délisse’s merchant name. Some banks initially show a small “pending” or pre‑authorization amount for tap‑and‑go or card‑not‑present transactions, which is later adjusted to the final bill total that can include extras like add‑ons, tips, or surcharges (e.g., public holiday or weekend surcharges where applicable).
If you’re unsure about a Délisse charge, start by checking recent café visits, office catering orders, meeting or event food, and any delivery-app orders linked to your card. Look through your email for order confirmations or tax invoices from Délisse or the delivery platform, or ask your office admin if catering was ordered on your card. For questions about specific transactions, you can contact Délisse via the contact form or location details listed at delisse.com.au, bringing the date, exact amount, and last four digits of the card. If you still cannot recognize the payment after checking with Délisse and your workplace, contact your bank to dispute or block the charge.