Farmer's Daughters

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Farmer's Daughters is a Melbourne-based restaurant and deli concept showcasing seasonal Victorian produce and Gippsland-inspired cuisine by chef Alejandro Saravia.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
farmersdaughters.com.au

About Farmer's Daughters

Farmer's Daughters is a Melbourne-based dining venue and deli that celebrates seasonal Victorian produce, with a particular focus on the Gippsland region. Led by chef Alejandro Saravia, the multi-level space typically includes a produce-driven deli and bar, a more formal restaurant, and a rooftop area, all centered around wood-fire cooking and locally sourced ingredients. Guests can expect a changing menu that follows the seasons, featuring meats, seafood, and vegetables from Victorian farmers and producers, alongside local wines, craft beers, and cocktails.

A charge from “FARMER’S DAUGHTERS” or a similar description on your bank or card statement will almost always relate to a food and beverage purchase at the venue—such as a sit-down meal, drinks at the bar, deli items, or takeaway products. Other possible charges include deposits or full prepayments for group bookings or special events, purchase of gift vouchers, set-menu experiences, or catering. In some cases, you may see a temporary authorization hold if your card was used to secure a reservation or to open a tab; this hold is usually adjusted to the final bill amount or released by your bank after a short period.

To verify a Farmer's Daughters charge, first match the transaction date and amount with your visit to the venue, any booking confirmations, or gift voucher purchases (including those bought online via farmersdaughters.com.au). Check your email for booking confirmations and receipts from the date in question, or ask anyone who shares your card or was dining with you. If you still have questions, contact Farmer's Daughters directly using the contact details on their official website or your booking confirmation, and provide the exact transaction date, amount, and the name on the booking. For authorization holds or duplicate-looking charges, also speak with your bank or card issuer, as they can clarify pending transactions and release timelines.

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  1. SQ *FARMER'S DAUGHTERS D Melbourne AU

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did I get a charge from Farmer’s Daughters on my card?

Most charges from Farmer’s Daughters relate to dining at the restaurant, drinks at the bar or rooftop, or purchases from their deli such as takeaway food, wine, or produce. You may also see a charge if you paid a deposit for a group booking, attended a special event or set-menu experience, or purchased a Farmer’s Daughters gift voucher online or in person. Check your email for booking or voucher confirmations from around the transaction date to verify the purchase.

What are typical amounts I might see from Farmer’s Daughters on my statement?

Common transaction amounts can range from smaller charges for deli items, drinks, or bar snacks, through to higher totals for multi-course dining experiences, wine pairings, or group bookings. Set-menu or chef’s table–style experiences, as well as special events, are usually charged as a fixed per-person price, sometimes plus drinks. If the amount seems higher than expected, remember it may include a group’s total bill, a percentage deposit for an event, or a surcharge (for example, on public holidays) if applicable.

Why do I see a pending or temporary charge from Farmer’s Daughters?

Farmer’s Daughters, or their booking/payment provider, may place a temporary authorization on your card to secure a reservation, confirm your card details for a group booking, or when opening a bar or restaurant tab. This is not a final charge and is usually adjusted to the actual bill once you pay, or it is released automatically by your bank if no transaction is processed. If a pending hold remains on your account for more than a few days after your visit, contact your bank to confirm their release timeframes and then reach out to Farmer’s Daughters with your booking details if needed.

How do I get a copy of my receipt or tax invoice from Farmer’s Daughters?

If you dined in, the venue usually provides a printed receipt at the time of payment, and in some cases can email a copy upon request. To obtain a copy after your visit, contact Farmer’s Daughters via the details on farmersdaughters.com.au and include the date and approximate time of your visit, the name on the booking, and the last four digits of the card used. For online gift voucher or pre-paid event purchases, check your email (including spam folders) for the original confirmation and receipt.

How can I cancel or change a booking to avoid being charged by Farmer’s Daughters?

Cancellations and changes are normally managed through the same platform you used to book—this might be an online reservation system linked from farmersdaughters.com.au or via direct contact with the venue. Most reservations have a cut-off time for cancellations or reductions in guest numbers, after which a no-show or late-cancellation fee may apply per person. Review the cancellation policy in your booking confirmation email and contact the venue as early as possible if your plans change.

How do I request a refund or dispute a charge from Farmer’s Daughters?

First, compare the charge to your receipt or booking confirmation to confirm the amount and any deposits, set menus, or surcharges that may apply. If you still believe there is an error—such as being charged twice, an incorrect amount, or a no-show fee you don’t recognize—contact Farmer’s Daughters directly via the contact form, email, or phone number listed on farmersdaughters.com.au, and provide your receipt or booking reference. For issues that cannot be resolved with the venue, you can then follow up with your bank or card issuer to formally dispute the transaction.

Why was I charged by Farmer’s Daughters when I used a gift voucher?

If you paid with a gift voucher, you might still see a charge if your total bill exceeded the voucher value or if the voucher had expired or was not fully valid for your chosen experience. In some cases, a card may also be used to secure the booking even when a voucher is presented for payment. Check the voucher’s terms, value, and expiry date, along with your final bill, and contact Farmer’s Daughters with your voucher code and receipt details if the charge does not match what you expected.

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