About The Cupcake Room
The Cupcake Room is a boutique bakery and cupcake shop based in Leichhardt, Sydney, known for its handcrafted cupcakes, custom celebration cakes, cookies, and dessert gifts. They cater for birthdays, weddings, baby showers, corporate events, and everyday treats, with a focus on small-batch baking, buttercream designs, and themed decorations. Orders can typically be placed in-store or online via their website (thecupcakeroom.com.au), where you can choose from standard cupcake boxes, custom cakes, cookies, gift packs, and add‑ons like candles or toppers.
A charge from “THE CUPCAKE ROOM” (or a similar description such as “THE CUPCAKE ROOM LEICHHARDT” or “THECUPCAKEROOM.COM.AU”) on your bank or card statement usually relates to a purchase of cupcakes, a custom cake deposit or balance, cookies, or a gift order placed online or in-store. You might see charges for same‑day cupcake boxes, pre‑ordered event cakes, corporate or bulk orders, or gift deliveries. Some banks may first show a small “pending” or authorization amount when you place an order online, which is then replaced by the final total once the payment is captured. The Cupcake Room does not run subscriptions, so recurring charges usually indicate that you have placed multiple separate orders or set up repeated orders manually.
If you’re unsure about a charge, start by checking your email for an order confirmation or receipt from The Cupcake Room around the date of the transaction, including any gift orders you may have sent to someone else. Look at your calendar for events (birthdays, parties, office functions) that may match the date and amount, and ask family members or colleagues who might have used your card with permission. For further clarification, you can contact The Cupcake Room directly via the contact details on thecupcakeroom.com.au (contact form, phone number, or email), providing the exact charge amount, date, and the name on the card so they can look up the order. If the charge still appears incorrect after speaking with them, you can then follow up with your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction.