Hitch & Post Bar

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Hitch & Post Bar is a local bar in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, offering drinks in a casual, cozy setting with fast service and a broad selection of beer and cocktails.

Oklahoma City, OK

About Hitch & Post Bar

Hitch & Post Bar is a neighborhood bar located on South Youngs Boulevard in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Listings describe it as a casual, cozy spot with fast service, a good selection of beer, cocktails, and other alcoholic drinks, and a laid‑back atmosphere suited to groups and regulars alike. It is often categorized as a bar, bar & grill, and barbecue restaurant, suggesting it may offer simple bar food in addition to its drink menu.([hitch-post-bar.edan.io](https://hitch-post-bar.edan.io/?utm_source=openai))

A charge from this merchant is most likely from purchasing drinks or food on‑site at the bar—either at the counter, at a table, or potentially via a tab that was opened and then closed at the end of a visit. Because the descriptor includes a Square prefix ("SQ"), the transaction was processed through Square’s point‑of‑sale system, which is common for independent bars and small venues. Tabs may result in a single larger charge at the end of the night, and pre‑authorizations may temporarily appear as pending transactions before settling for the final amount.

To verify a charge from Hitch & Post Bar, check your recent receipts or bank notifications from the date of the transaction and confirm whether you or an authorized card user visited a bar in Oklahoma City around that time. If you still have questions, you can call the bar directly at the published phone number to ask them to look up the transaction using the date, amount, and last four digits of your card.([hitch-post-bar.edan.io](https://hitch-post-bar.edan.io/?utm_source=openai)) If you suspect fraud, contact your card issuer promptly to dispute the charge and request a new card; they can also verify whether other similar charges have occurred.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Hitch & Post Bar.

  1. PA-SQ HITCH AND POS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show PA-SQ HITCH AND POS instead of Hitch & Post Bar?

The descriptor includes a payment processor prefix and is truncated. "SQ" indicates the payment was run through Square’s point-of-sale system, and "HITCH AND POS" is a shortened form of Hitch & Post Bar. Card statements often cut off merchant names after a certain number of characters, which is why you don’t see the full name.

What types of purchases typically appear as charges from Hitch & Post Bar?

Most charges from Hitch & Post Bar come from in-person purchases of alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, and possibly simple bar food. If you opened a tab, you’ll usually see one consolidated charge posted when the tab was closed, which may be higher than any single item on your receipt because it reflects the entire visit plus tip.

Can Hitch & Post Bar place a temporary hold or authorization on my card?

Yes. Like many bars that use Square, Hitch & Post Bar may run a small pre-authorization when you open a tab to verify your card. This can appear as a pending charge or a small test amount. The pending authorization is typically adjusted to the final tab amount or drops off within a few days, depending on your bank’s policies.

How can I get a copy of my receipt from Hitch & Post Bar?

If your transaction was processed through Square, you may have been offered a texted or emailed receipt at the time of purchase. If you didn’t keep it, call Hitch & Post Bar and provide the visit date, approximate time, amount, and last four digits of your card so staff can search their POS history and, if found, reissue or confirm the receipt details.

Does Hitch & Post Bar run recurring or subscription-style charges?

No. Hitch & Post Bar is a local bar and does not normally bill on a subscription basis. Each charge should correspond to a specific in-person visit or tab. If you see repeating charges you don’t recognize, check whether another authorized user on your card is visiting the bar, or contact your bank to investigate possible unauthorized activity.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a Hitch & Post Bar charge?

First, review your calendar and messages to confirm you or anyone with access to your card wasn’t at or near Oklahoma City on the transaction date. If the charge is still unfamiliar, call the bar and ask them to look it up in their Square system using the date, amount, and card details. If they can’t match it or you still suspect fraud, immediately contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction and request a replacement card.

Can I dispute the amount charged by Hitch & Post Bar if it doesn’t match my receipt?

If the posted amount doesn’t match your receipt—often due to a tip error or mis-keyed total—contact Hitch & Post Bar as soon as possible with a photo or copy of your receipt. In many cases, the bar can verify the discrepancy in their Square records and issue a partial refund or adjustment. If the issue isn’t resolved, you can escalate it through your card issuer’s dispute process.

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