Highlander Bar

Highlander Bar was a Scottish‑themed pub located on Highlander Lane in Melbourne’s CBD, known for its relaxed atmosphere, whisky selection, and contemporary Scottish‑inspired pub food. The two‑storey venue hosted after‑work drinks, casual dinners, live sports, and private events such as corporate functions, birthdays, and whisky tastings. Typical spending at Highlander Bar included individual drinks, shared food plates, bar tabs for groups, and pre‑paid function packages.

A charge from Highlander Bar usually appears on a bank or card statement after you’ve purchased drinks, food, or booked an event at the venue. The descriptor might look something like “HIGHLANDER BAR MELBOURNE”, “HIGHLANDERBAR.COM.AU”, or similar. Charges could be from a one‑off visit, a bar tab left open and then closed at the end of the night, a deposit for a private function, or a minimum‑spend package for an event. Some banks may also show a temporary pre‑authorisation amount when you open a tab or if the venue checks that your card is valid before finalising payment.

If you don’t recognise a Highlander Bar charge, first think back to any recent nights out in Melbourne’s CBD, work functions, or events that may have been held at a Scottish‑themed bar. Check any email confirmations or receipts you may have received when booking a function or paying a deposit, and review your calendar and messages for event details. To resolve questions, visit highlanderbar.com.au and use the contact or bookings section to reach the venue, or search for “Highlander Bar Melbourne” to find their most current contact details and social media pages. Provide the exact date, time, and amount of the charge so they can look it up in their system; in cases of suspected fraud, also contact your bank to dispute the transaction or request a card replacement.