About Mezes Espresso Bar Restaurant
Mezes Espresso Bar Restaurant is a Greek and Mediterranean-style café and restaurant located in Brighton-Le-Sands, New South Wales, Australia. They serve breakfast, specialty coffees, snacks, and a full lunch and dinner menu featuring classic Greek and modern Mediterranean dishes. Guests can typically dine in, order takeaway, or use third‑party delivery platforms, and the venue also functions as a local coffee spot and casual bar-style restaurant near the Brighton-Le-Sands beachfront. More information, menus, and contact details are available via their website at mezes.com.au.
A charge from Mezes Espresso Bar Restaurant may appear on your bank or card statement when you pay for a meal, drinks, coffee, takeaway, or catering. The transaction description may include terms like “MEZES ESPRESSO BAR,” “MEZES BRIGHTON,” or a variation with their location in Brighton-Le-Sands. You might see charges from this merchant after dining in and paying at the counter, placing a phone or online order using your card, settling a group bill where your card was used for multiple people, or paying through a delivery partner where Mezes appears as the merchant of record. In some cases, your bank may first show a pending or pre-authorisation amount (for example, when opening a bar tab or if the terminal checks card validity) that later adjusts to the final bill total, including tips/surcharges.
If you’re unsure about a Mezes Espresso Bar Restaurant charge, start by checking your recent visits to Brighton-Le-Sands, food delivery orders, and any receipts or email confirmations around the transaction date. Review your bank statement for the exact date and time, which may help you match the charge to a breakfast, coffee, or dinner outing, or a shared group payment. To resolve questions, you can contact the restaurant directly using the phone or contact form listed on mezes.com.au, providing the charge date, exact amount, and the last 4 digits of the card used so staff can look it up on their payment terminal reports. If you still don’t recognize the charge after speaking with them, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute or report possible unauthorised use.