Da Flavours

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Da Flavours is a small restaurant operating in Melbourne’s central business district, trading under Da Flavours Pty Ltd and offering dine‑in food service on Hardware Lane.

VIC 3012, Australia

About Da Flavours

Da Flavours is a small, independently owned restaurant in Melbourne’s central business district, operating under Da Flavours Pty Ltd (ACN 103 443 287, ABN 13 103 443 287). The company is registered in Victoria with a principal location in postcode 3012 and trades in the city at 35 Hardware Lane, one of Melbourne’s well‑known dining laneways. It offers casual dine‑in meals and beverages in a sit‑down restaurant setting; food and drink are ordered on site and paid at the counter or via a portable card terminal at the table. There is no widely advertised official website, online ordering platform, or published phone number for Da Flavours, so most business appears to be walk‑in or direct local trade.([abr.business.gov.au](https://abr.business.gov.au/ABN/View/13103443287?utm_source=openai))

A Da Flavours charge usually appears on a bank or card statement when you pay for food or drinks at the restaurant in person, often within the same day. The statement descriptor may include terms such as “DA FLAVOURS PTY LTD,” “DA FLAVOURS MELBOURNE,” or “DA FLAVOURS HARDWARE LN” along with an Australian dollar amount. Common scenarios include a one‑time charge for a meal, an updated amount after you add a tip on a card terminal, or a pre‑authorization hold placed by the restaurant when your card is first swiped and then adjusted to the final bill total. Unlike online services, Da Flavours does not run subscriptions, memberships, or trial‑based recurring billing; if you see multiple charges, they are usually separate visits, split bills, tip adjustments, or a temporary hold plus the final charge.

If you have questions about a Da Flavours charge, start by checking your receipts or recent visit history in Melbourne, especially any meals on or near Hardware Lane. Compare the date and amount to your dining party size, and look for a matching EFTPOS or card slip—restaurant receipts will typically show “Da Flavours” or “Da Flavours Pty Ltd” as the merchant. If something still doesn’t look right, use the contact details printed on your receipt or in your bank’s transaction details (many banks show the merchant’s phone number or location) to call the venue directly, and ask them to look up the transaction by date, time, and amount. If you believe the charge is fraudulent or cannot confirm you dined there, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction; they can investigate, reverse duplicate or incorrect charges, and block your card if needed.

Bank Statement Variations

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

  1. DA FLAVOURS P/L MELBOURNE AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of charges from Da Flavours should I expect to see on my statement?

Da Flavours is a dine‑in restaurant, so nearly all charges are one‑time payments for food and drinks purchased on site. Your statement might show descriptors like “DA FLAVOURS PTY LTD” or “DA FLAVOURS HARDWARE LN MELBOURNE” with an AUD amount that matches your bill, including any tip you added on the card terminal. There are no subscription or membership fees associated with this merchant—each charge should correspond to a specific visit and bill.

How much does a typical meal at Da Flavours cost, and why might the amount be higher than I remember?

Da Flavours does not publish an official menu with prices online, but similar casual restaurants on Hardware Lane commonly charge around AUD $20–$35 per main dish, plus drinks and any surcharges (for example, public‑holiday or weekend surcharges may apply). Your final card amount may be higher than the menu subtotal because of shared plates, drinks added later, a surcharge, or a tip entered on the terminal. Check your itemized receipt to see how the total was calculated.

Why do I see two Da Flavours transactions for the same visit or a small amount that later disappears?

Some restaurants first place a temporary card authorization (a ‘hold’) to confirm your card, then finalize the bill once you sign or confirm the tip. In this case you may see an initial pending amount from Da Flavours and a second, posted amount that reflects the final bill total. The original hold should automatically drop off after a few business days; if both amounts post and stay on your account, contact your bank to investigate a possible duplicate charge.

Can Da Flavours charge me on a recurring basis or run a subscription without my knowledge?

No—Da Flavours operates as a traditional restaurant and does not offer digital subscriptions, recurring membership plans, or free‑trial sign‑ups that auto‑renew. Each legitimate charge from this merchant should line up with a specific in‑person card payment at the restaurant. If you see repeated Da Flavours charges from another city or on dates you were not in Melbourne, treat this as suspicious and contact your bank immediately.

How can I cancel, change, or get a refund for a Da Flavours charge?

Because Da Flavours is a dine‑in venue, there is no ongoing service to ‘cancel’—but you can request a correction or refund if there is a billing error (for example, you were charged twice or the wrong amount). Your best first step is to call or visit the restaurant with your receipt, and ask them to look up and reverse or adjust the transaction through their EFTPOS provider. If you cannot reach the restaurant, or they are unable or unwilling to resolve a clear error, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge.

How do I contact Da Flavours about a charge if there is no website or phone number listed online?

Look first at the printed receipt from your visit—many terminals print a business phone number or merchant ID, which staff can use to find your transaction. If you don’t have the receipt, check your bank’s transaction details for the full descriptor, then search that exact text (for example, “DA FLAVOURS PTY LTD 35 HARDWARE LANE”) in a maps or search app to locate the venue and its current contact details. You can also visit the restaurant in person during business hours and speak with a manager about the charge.

Why is the Da Flavours charge slightly higher than the amount on the menu or the subtotal I recall?

The total you see on your statement may include items or adjustments you don’t immediately remember, such as beverages, shared dishes, or a surcharge applied on weekends or public holidays. In addition, if you added a tip on the card terminal, the posted amount will be your subtotal plus that tip. Review your itemized receipt; if the total still appears incorrect, contact the restaurant or your bank to query the difference.

What information do I need to dispute a Da Flavours charge with my bank?

To dispute a Da Flavours transaction, have the date and time of the charge, the exact amount in AUD, the location shown in the descriptor (for example, “Melbourne VIC”), and any receipts or proof that you did or did not dine there. Explain whether the issue is that you don’t recognize the charge, you were charged twice, or the amount is wrong compared with your receipt. Your bank can then contact the restaurant’s payment processor, request supporting records (such as a signed receipt or terminal log), and, if appropriate, issue a chargeback or provisional credit while they investigate.

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