About Isles Lane
Isles Lane is a modern Australian gastropub and bar-restaurant located in Brisbane’s CBD beside Post Office Square. It focuses on seasonal, farm-to-table dishes using local produce, and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and bar snacks along with an extensive wine list, classic and signature cocktails, and a rotating selection of craft beers. The venue caters to city workers, shoppers, and visitors with indoor and outdoor seating and also offers group bookings and corporate or private events.
A charge from Isles Lane on your bank or card statement usually relates to dining in the restaurant or bar, ordering food and drinks, or paying for a function, group tab, or event package. You might see a one-time charge for a meal, a bar tab that was opened and then closed at the end of your visit, or a charge related to a set-menu or beverage package for a booking. In some cases, your bank may show a temporary authorization hold (for example, when you start a bar tab or the venue confirms your card details for a reservation or large group booking) that is later adjusted to the final amount including any tips or changes to your order.
If you’re unsure about a charge from Isles Lane, start by checking the date and amount against any recent visits to Brisbane’s CBD, work lunches, after-work drinks, or events you may have attended there. Look for email receipts or booking confirmations from Isles Lane or from your workplace or event organizer, and ask anyone who might have used your card (such as a partner or colleague). To resolve questions, visit isleslane.co and use the contact details or enquiry form to reach their team, or call the venue during business hours and provide the transaction date, exact amount, and the last four digits of your card so they can look up the bill. Common issues—such as split bills, tips, pre-authorizations that differ slightly from the final charge, or charges processed a day or two after your visit—can usually be clarified quickly once the specific bill is identified.