About Miss Maud
Miss Maud is a well-known Western Australian hospitality group based in Perth, recognised for its Swedish-inspired pastry houses, cafés, restaurants, catering services and a boutique hotel in the CBD. Established in the 1970s, Miss Maud is particularly famous for its cakes, pastries, coffee, smörgåsbord buffets and corporate catering platters for meetings and events. Customers can dine in-store, order takeaway, place online catering orders, purchase gift cards, or book accommodation and dining packages at the Miss Maud Hotel via missmaud.com.au.
A charge from “MISS MAUD”, “MISS MAUD CATERING”, “MISS MAUD HOTEL”, or similar wording on your bank statement usually relates to a purchase at one of their pastry houses or cafés, a restaurant or smörgåsbord meal, a catering order, a gift card purchase, or a hotel stay and related services. Charges can appear as one-time point‑of‑sale transactions, online or phone orders, advance deposits for catering or accommodation, or preauthorisations placed by the hotel when you check in (which may differ from the final amount once incidentals are added or removed). If you’ve placed a larger catering order or booked a package in advance, you might see a partial or full charge before the actual event date.
If you’re unsure about a Miss Maud charge, start by checking recent café or restaurant visits, online catering orders, or any hotel bookings made directly or via third‑party travel sites. Look through your email for order confirmations or receipts from missmaud.com.au, and ask family members or colleagues who may have used a shared card for catering or group dining. For billing questions, you can contact Miss Maud via the contact details on their website (missmaud.com.au), or call the specific store or the hotel listed on your receipt or booking confirmation. Have the transaction date, exact amount, and the name as it appears on your statement ready so they can quickly locate your order, resend receipts, clarify holds vs. final charges, adjust duplicate transactions, or discuss refunds if applicable.