Pawn and Pint

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Pawn and Pint is a Kansas City board‑game tavern that combines a large tabletop game library with a full bar and casual food offerings.

Kansas City, Missouri, United States
pawnsandpints.com

About Pawn and Pint

Pawn and Pint is a board‑game tavern in Kansas City, Missouri that offers a large library of tabletop and board games alongside beer, cocktails, and casual pub fare. Branded as Kansas City’s first board game cafe/pub, it’s operated by Pawns & Pints LLC and provides a social space where guests can meet up, learn new games, and enjoy drinks in a relaxed environment.([tripadvisor.co.uk](https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g44535-d14007847-Reviews-Pawn_and_Pint-Kansas_City_Missouri.html?utm_source=openai))

A charge from Pawn and Pint on a bank or credit card statement is typically for in‑person spending at the bar—such as cover/game library access fees, food, alcoholic or non‑alcoholic drinks, or event fees (like trivia or special game nights). Some banks may describe the transaction using variations like “PAWNS PINTS” or “PAWNS & PINTS” along with the date or internal reference numbers; with ACH debits, it may appear bundled with additional text from the bank or payment processor. The amount usually corresponds to a single visit’s tab, which could include both the per‑person game fee (if charged) and items ordered.

To verify a Pawn and Pint charge, customers should first compare the transaction date and amount with when they last visited the bar, and review any emailed receipts or card‑issuer notifications. If there are questions or disputes, the best approach is to contact Pawn and Pint directly using the contact details on their official website or social media pages, providing the date, amount, and last four digits of the card used so staff can look up the transaction. If the charge still cannot be recognized, cardholders should then reach out to their bank or card issuer to dispute or block the payment and request a replacement card if they suspect unauthorized use.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

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

  1. ACH Debit 04152026PR PAWNS PINTS 101201863576369 PRIME MARKET S

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see an ACH or debit card charge labeled “PAWNS PINTS” on my statement?

This descriptor is a shortened form of Pawn and Pint, a board‑game tavern in Kansas City. The charge usually reflects what you spent during a visit—such as the game‑library cover fee, drinks, and any food you ordered. Check whether you or someone with access to your card visited Pawn and Pint around the posted transaction date.

Does Pawn and Pint charge a separate fee to use the board games?

Pawn and Pint commonly charges a per‑person fee or cover to access its game library, in addition to any food and drink you purchase. On statements, this fee may be combined with your tab as a single total charge rather than a separate line item, so the amount may be slightly higher than the drink or food prices alone.

Can Pawn and Pint place temporary authorization holds on my card?

Yes. Like many bars and restaurants, Pawn and Pint may place a temporary authorization hold for more than your initial order (often a round amount) to open a tab. The final posted amount will be adjusted to match your actual spending plus tip, and the initial hold should fall off automatically after a few days.

How can I get a receipt or check what was included in my Pawn and Pint charge?

If you need a detailed breakdown, contact Pawn and Pint using the phone or email listed on pawnsandpints.com and provide the transaction date, approximate time of your visit, amount, and the last four digits of the card. Staff can usually pull up the ticket from their point‑of‑sale system and confirm the items on your tab.

How do I dispute a Pawn and Pint charge I don’t recognize?

Start by confirming with family or friends who might have used your card and compare the date and amount with any visits to Pawn and Pint. If nobody recognizes the charge, contact Pawn and Pint directly with the transaction details so they can investigate. If it still appears fraudulent, report it to your bank or card issuer immediately to file a dispute and request a new card if needed.

Does Pawn and Pint offer tabs, and will that change how the charge looks?

Pawn and Pint typically allows customers to open a tab by leaving a card on file. In that case, you may only see one final charge when the tab is closed, even if you ordered multiple rounds or food items. The descriptor will still reference Pawn and Pint but may include internal numbers from their payment processor or your bank.

Can I get a refund or adjustment from Pawn and Pint if there was an error on my bill?

If you believe you were overcharged, tipped incorrectly, or were billed twice, contact Pawn and Pint as soon as possible with your receipt or the transaction details. They can usually verify the ticket in their system and, if an error occurred, issue a partial or full refund back to the original payment method.

Does Pawn and Pint run recurring or subscription charges?

Pawn and Pint generally operates as a walk‑in bar and game venue, so most charges are one‑time transactions from individual visits rather than recurring subscriptions. If you ever see repeating charges you don’t expect, contact Pawn and Pint and then your bank to ensure your card details haven’t been stored or misused.

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