Mr Cappuccino

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Mr Cappuccino is a Canberra-based coffee and catering company operating espresso bars and cafés in government and commercial buildings and providing corporate catering services across the Canberra region.

Fyshwick, ACT, Australia
Owned by Grind & Ground Pty Ltd

About Mr Cappuccino

Mr Cappuccino is a Canberra-based specialty coffee and catering company known for operating espresso bars and cafés within government and commercial buildings, as well as providing corporate catering across the Canberra region. Headquartered in Fyshwick, ACT, they focus on barista-made coffee, café-style food, and professional catering for meetings, conferences, training days, and events. Orders are typically placed in person at one of their outlets, through corporate accounts, or via direct contact from businesses arranging regular or one-off catering.

A charge from “MR CAPPUCCINO”, “MR CAP”, or a similar description on your bank statement usually relates to a purchase at one of their cafés (coffee, food, snacks) or a catering order for a workplace function. This may be a one-off point-of-sale transaction, a pre-booked catering invoice paid by card, or a card-not-present payment processed when you confirm an order by phone or online. In some cases you might see a temporary authorization hold if your card was used to secure a catering booking or if your bank briefly holds funds to verify the card, which should fall away or convert to the final sale amount.

If you’re unsure about a Mr Cappuccino charge, start by checking recent visits to cafés in government or commercial buildings around Canberra and any work-related meetings or events that may have used their catering. Look for order confirmation emails or tax invoices from an @mrcap.com.au address, or ask your workplace admin or event organiser if the charge may relate to a corporate order. For billing questions, adjustments, or receipts, contact Mr Cappuccino via the details on their website (mrcap.com.au), quoting the transaction date, exact amount, and last four digits of your card so they can locate the payment. If you still cannot recognise the charge after speaking with them, your bank can help you review or dispute the transaction.

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Mr Cappuccino.

  1. MR CAPPUCCINO CAMPBELL AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from MR CAPPUCCINO or MRCAP on my bank statement?

This descriptor usually appears for in-person purchases at a Mr Cappuccino café or espresso bar in a government or commercial building, or for a corporate catering order processed through their payment system. The charge might be linked to coffee and food bought at the counter, a pre-ordered meeting platter, or a larger catering invoice paid by card. If you attend meetings or work in a building serviced by Mr Cappuccino, the charge may be related to workplace catering that used your card.

What types of amounts does Mr Cappuccino typically charge?

Individual café transactions are usually small to moderate amounts corresponding to coffee and food purchases (for example, multiple coffees, breakfast or lunch items). Corporate catering charges are often higher, reflecting platters, beverages, and event catering for groups, and may appear as a single rounded amount. If you see a relatively large figure, it is more likely tied to a catering order rather than a simple takeaway coffee.

Can Mr Cappuccino place an authorization hold or pending charge on my card?

Yes. In some cases, especially for catering bookings or card-not-present payments, your bank may show a pending or pre-authorized amount before the final charge settles. This hold should either drop off or be replaced by the final transaction within a few business days. If a pending amount remains for longer than your bank’s normal timeframe, contact your bank and Mr Cappuccino with the date and amount so they can investigate.

How do I cancel or change a catering order with Mr Cappuccino to avoid unexpected charges?

To cancel or amend a catering booking, you should contact Mr Cappuccino directly using the phone number or email listed on your order confirmation or on mrcap.com.au. Provide your booking name, event date, and any reference number so they can locate your order. They generally require changes or cancellations within a reasonable notice period before the event; late changes may incur charges for items already prepared or ordered.

How can I request a refund or correction for a mistaken Mr Cappuccino charge?

If you believe you were overcharged, double-charged, or charged in error, contact Mr Cappuccino as soon as possible with a copy of your bank statement (showing the date and amount) and, if available, your receipt or invoice. They can look up the transaction in their point-of-sale or catering system and, if an error is confirmed, process a refund or adjustment back to the original payment method. Refund processing times depend on your bank, but typically take a few business days to appear on your account.

How do I get a tax invoice or receipt for a Mr Cappuccino transaction?

For in-store purchases, receipts are usually issued at the time of payment, but you can request a reprint from the specific café if you know the date, time, and approximate amount. For corporate catering, invoices are generally emailed to the organiser or accounts contact, often from an @mrcap.com.au address. If you need a copy, contact Mr Cappuccino with your company name, event details, and amount so they can resend the invoice.

Does Mr Cappuccino offer recurring or account-based billing that might explain regular charges?

Most individual customers are charged per visit, but some businesses and government departments may have ongoing catering arrangements or house accounts that result in regular card or invoice payments. If you see recurring charges and you manage ordering for your workplace, they may correspond to weekly or monthly meeting catering. If you do not handle such orders, check with your finance or admin team to confirm whether your card details were used for a standing arrangement.

How can I contact Mr Cappuccino about a charge I don’t recognise?

Visit their website at mrcap.com.au and use the contact details or enquiry form provided there, or refer to the contact information on any invoice or confirmation email you’ve received from them. When you reach out, include the exact transaction amount, date, and the last four digits of your card, and note whether the charge was in-store or for catering if you know. This information allows Mr Cappuccino’s team to quickly search their records and clarify the origin of the charge.

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