About Heart and Soul Coffee
Heart and Soul Coffee (legally registered as HEART AND SOUL COFFEE PTY LTD) is an independent Australian coffee business based in postcode 2017, which covers the Zetland area of inner‑Sydney. It’s set up as a private Australian company, active since March 2016, and operates as a local café/coffee retailer rather than a large chain. You’ll typically see them trading as a café or coffee shop serving espresso drinks, teas and light food, and possibly supplying coffee through nearby offices or delivery platforms rather than via a heavily advertised website. ([businessprofiles.com](https://businessprofiles.com/details/heart-and-soul-coffee-pty-ltd/AU-14611209191?utm_source=openai))
A Heart and Soul Coffee charge usually appears on your bank or card statement when you’ve bought something in person at the café (like coffee, breakfast, pastries or snacks) or ordered via a food‑delivery app that routes payments through their business name. Most charges will be one‑time transactions in the range you’d expect for an Australian café (for example, roughly AU$4–7 for a standard coffee, AU$10–25 for meals, depending on what you ordered), though exact prices vary and aren’t publicly listed by the company. In some cases you may see a small temporary “pending” or pre‑authorisation amount if you paid via mobile wallet, card-on-file, or a delivery platform that verifies your card before finalising the order; these holds should automatically drop off after a few days.
If you’re unsure about a Heart and Soul Coffee charge, first check your email and app receipts from the date of the transaction (Uber Eats, DoorDash, Menulog, Deliveroo or your card wallet often itemise orders under the café’s trading name). Compare the transaction date, amount and location with when you were in or near Zetland or ordered from a Zetland‑area café. If you still can’t recognise it, search maps for “Heart and Soul Coffee Zetland” and call the café directly using the phone number listed there, or visit in person with your receipt or statement so they can look up the sale on their POS system. For unresolvable or clearly fraudulent transactions, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge—especially if you see multiple unfamiliar charges, charges from another city, or card use when your physical card was with you.