About Shop225
Shop225 is an award‑winning Italian pizzeria and restaurant located in Pascoe Vale South, Victoria, known for its authentic Neapolitan‑style pizzas, house‑made pasta, and inclusive menu design. The restaurant focuses heavily on quality ingredients, including long‑fermented pizza dough, traditional Italian techniques, and carefully sourced toppings. Shop225 is particularly recognized for catering to diverse dietary needs, offering extensive gluten‑free and vegan options prepared to strict standards to reduce cross‑contact where possible. Guests can typically dine in, order takeaway, or use third‑party delivery platforms, depending on availability.
A Shop225 charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you pay for a meal in‑restaurant, place a takeaway or delivery order, or purchase beverages and add‑ons such as desserts or sides. If you ordered online or through a delivery partner, the charge may be processed under “Shop225,” “Shop 225,” or a variation including “Pascoe Vale South” or “VIC.” Some banks temporarily show an authorization hold (a pending amount) when you first tap or insert your card; this is usually updated to the final transaction total, including any tips or surcharges, once the payment is fully processed. If you made multiple visits or placed more than one order in a short period, you may see separate charges for each transaction.
If you’re unsure about a Shop225 charge, start by checking your recent dining history, email or SMS order confirmations, and any receipts from in‑store, pickup, or delivery orders around the transaction date. Compare the amount on your statement to the total shown on your receipt or in your delivery app order history. For questions or discrepancies, you can contact Shop225 directly via the contact details on their website (shop225.com.au), by calling the restaurant during business hours, or by reaching out through their social media or booking platform. Have the date, exact amount, and last four digits of the card ready so staff can help locate the transaction; if the issue cannot be resolved with the restaurant, you can then follow up with your bank or card issuer for further investigation.