About Locali by Romeo's
Locali by Romeo's is a European‑inspired supermarket and food hall concept operated by the Romeo’s Retail Group in Australia. The brand focuses on premium groceries, fresh produce, continental deli selections, bakery items, sushi, liquor, and ready‑to‑eat meals, often alongside an in‑store café or restaurant‑style dining area. While Locali by Romeo's is best known for its modern supermarket experience in central city locations such as Sydney’s CBD, your card statement may sometimes list a processing location such as Adelaide, South Australia, depending on how their payment systems and head office banking are set up.
A charge from “LOCALI BY ROMEOS,” “LOCALI ROMEOS,” or a similar description on your bank or card statement typically relates to an in‑store supermarket purchase, café/restaurant bill, takeaway food, or a grocery/meal order processed through their payment terminals. These are generally one‑time point‑of‑sale transactions, but you may also see separate lines for things like alcohol purchases, online or phone orders, delivery fees, or a tip added at the café. Some banks initially show a small pending amount or a pre‑authorisation (for example, if a card was opened at the bar or used to secure a large order) that later adjusts to the final total.
If you’re unsure about a Locali by Romeo's charge, start by checking your recent grocery and dining visits, including days you may have shopped or eaten with friends or colleagues in the CBD. Look for an emailed receipt, bank notification, or loyalty/app history if you used digital receipts. For detailed transaction information, use the contact options on their website at localibyromeos.com.au or call the store directly (number available on their site or on your receipt) with the date, amount, and last four digits of your card; they can usually locate the matching sale. If a charge appears incorrect, was duplicated, or you don’t recognize it at all, request a copy of the receipt and, if needed, ask the store to reverse or adjust the transaction before contacting your bank for a formal dispute.