About North County
North County is an independent restaurant located in Denver’s Lowry neighborhood, inspired by the beach culture and cuisine of Baja California and the coastal area north of San Diego. The menu emphasizes fresh, healthy fare featuring seafood flown in regularly, alongside high‑quality local and seasonal ingredients. Guests will find ceviches, oysters, tortas, salads, burritos, and an extensive selection of fish and street tacos served on house‑made tortillas, complemented by a robust tequila, mezcal, and margarita program as well as craft beers and wines.
A charge from “TST*NORTH COUNTY DENVE” or “North County Denver” on your card statement is typically from dining in at the restaurant, ordering takeout, or paying for drinks at the bar. Because they use the Toast point‑of‑sale system, the descriptor may include a Toast/“TST*” prefix, but the underlying merchant is North County. Charges can include food and beverage, tax, gratuity, and occasionally the restaurant’s service fee in lieu of higher menu prices. You may also see a temporary pending amount if your card was pre‑authorized for an estimated total before tip.
If you’re unsure about a North County charge, first check your recent dining history and receipts around the Lowry area, as well as email confirmations if you ordered online through Toast or the restaurant’s website. Compare the transaction date and amount to your visit, including tip. For questions or disputes, you can contact the restaurant directly by phone or via the contact options on their website, and your bank can provide further details such as the exact timestamp and terminal ID if you need to confirm that the charge matches your visit.