About Mr Ashcroft
Mr Ashcroft is a gourmet café and catering company located on Little Collins Street in Melbourne’s CBD, Australia. Formerly known as “Lt. Colin” or “Little Colin,” the venue was rebranded as Mr Ashcroft and now focuses on specialty coffee, fresh ready‑to‑go meals, sandwiches, salads, and pastries tailored to busy city workers and visitors. In addition to on‑site café service, Mr Ashcroft offers catering options for meetings, office events, and small gatherings, which can typically be browsed and requested via their website at mrashcroft.com.au.
A charge from “MR ASHCROFT,” “MR ASHCROFT MELBOURNE,” “MR ASHCROFT LITTLE COLLINS,” or a similar descriptor on your bank or card statement usually relates to an in‑store purchase at the café, a catering order, or a takeaway order processed through their payment terminal. Common transaction amounts tend to match the cost of coffee and café food (for example, small amounts for a single coffee, or larger totals for multiple meals or catering). In some cases, you might see a pending or temporary authorization if your card was pre‑authorised (for example, for a large catering order, a tab, or when using certain digital wallets or corporate cards); these usually drop off or are replaced by the final charge within a few business days.
If you’re unsure about a Mr Ashcroft charge, start by checking any recent café visits in Melbourne’s CBD, coffee runs, office catering, or food orders made around the transaction date. Look for receipts in your email (especially if you requested an emailed tax invoice) or physical receipts from a visit to Little Collins Street, and check food‑delivery or corporate expense apps if you used them. To resolve questions, you can contact Mr Ashcroft through the contact details or enquiry form listed on mrashcroft.com.au, providing the charge date, exact amount, and the last four digits of the card used so they can locate the transaction. If there’s been a billing error or you were charged incorrectly, they can usually issue a correction or refund; for unauthorized card use, you should also contact your bank or card issuer immediately.