Rozzis

Rozzis is an Australian fast‑casual Italian restaurant and café chain, with locations in major shopping centres and high‑street precincts such as Carnegie, VIC. They serve pizza slices, made‑to‑order pizzas, pasta, focaccias, salads, breakfast dishes and a full café menu including espresso coffee, cold drinks and desserts. Rozzis caters to dine‑in, takeaway and, at many sites, online ordering and delivery through their own ordering system or third‑party delivery partners.

A Rozzis charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you pay for a meal in‑store, place a takeaway or delivery order, purchase a gift card, or pay a catering invoice. You may also see a charge linked to an online order placed via their website (rozzis.com.au) or a partner like Uber Eats, DoorDash or Menulog, where the descriptor can still show as “ROZZIS” or a specific location such as “ROZZIS CARNEGIE”. Some banks show a pre‑authorisation hold when you start a tab, place an order online, or add a tip; this can temporarily appear as a separate or higher amount until the final transaction settles.

If you’re unsure about a Rozzis charge, start by checking recent receipts, email confirmations for online orders, and food‑delivery app order history for the same date and amount. Visit rozzis.com.au to identify the exact store location and use the listed phone number or contact form to query a transaction; staff can usually confirm a charge using the date, time, amount and last four digits of your card. For issues like incorrect amounts, duplicate charges or disputed tips, contact the restaurant first, then your bank or card issuer if it can’t be resolved; authorisation holds or pending transactions typically drop off within a few business days if they are not completed.