About Epic Pizza
Epic Pizza is a Sydney-based pizzeria known for its New York–style, oversized thin-crust pizzas, available by the slice or as whole pies. Operating in New South Wales, they offer casual dine‑in, takeaway, delivery, and catering for events and parties. Orders can usually be placed in-store, over the phone, or online via their website at epic.pizza, and in many cases through popular food-delivery platforms. In addition to pizza, they often offer sides like garlic knots, wings, salads, soft drinks, and desserts.
A charge from Epic Pizza may appear on your bank or card statement when you purchase food or drinks in-store, place an online or phone order, or use a third‑party delivery app that bills under the Epic Pizza merchant name. Common scenarios include dine‑in or takeaway orders, delivery orders placed through epic.pizza, catering deposits or balances for events, and bar or drinks tabs that are settled at the end of your visit. You might also see a temporary pre‑authorization hold if you opened a tab at the counter or bar, or if your card details were verified for a large catering order; these holds typically adjust to the final amount when the order is completed.
If you’re unsure about an Epic Pizza charge, start by checking recent food, delivery, or late‑night orders you or family members may have placed, as well as receipts, email confirmations, or order histories on epic.pizza or connected delivery apps. Compare the date and amount on your statement with your order total, including tips, surcharges, or delivery fees. To resolve questions, contact the store location you visited or reach out via the contact details listed on epic.pizza with your transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of the card used; staff can usually look up the order and send or reprint a receipt. If you still don’t recognize the charge after speaking with them, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute or block further payments.