About Pearl + Co
Pearl + Co is an award‑winning waterfront oyster bar and seafood restaurant located on Hobart’s Victoria Dock in Tasmania, Australia. Known for its views over the working harbour, Pearl + Co focuses on fresh Tasmanian oysters, sustainably sourced local seafood, and a modern drinks list featuring wines, cocktails, and Tasmanian spirits. The venue offers casual dining, walk‑ins, and bookings for small to medium groups, and may also host special events or set‑menu experiences.
A Pearl + Co charge on your bank or card statement usually relates to dining at the restaurant, bar purchases, or charges linked to a group booking or function. Common scenarios include payment for a sit‑down meal, shared plates, oyster platters, drinks at the bar, or a combined food-and-beverage bill. You might also see a pre‑authorisation hold if you opened a bar tab, left a card behind the bar, or guaranteed a reservation with a credit card; this can temporarily appear as a pending charge before adjusting to the final amount. If you booked through a third‑party reservation platform or paid a deposit for a special event, that payment may also be processed under the Pearl + Co name or a similar descriptor.
If you’re unsure about a Pearl + Co charge, start by checking the date and amount against any recent visits to Hobart, business lunches, or group outings that may have been paid for at the venue. Review your email for booking confirmations or receipts, including from any restaurant booking apps, and ask friends or colleagues who may have used your card to settle a shared bill. To clarify a charge, you can contact Pearl + Co directly using the contact details on their website (pearlandco.com.au) and provide the transaction date, amount, and the name on the booking or bill so they can look it up. If there’s been an error, they can usually issue an adjustment or refund; if you still believe the charge is unauthorised after speaking with them, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction.