About The Sparrow's Nest
The Sparrow's Nest is a cozy local café and brunch restaurant located in East Victoria Park, Western Australia. It’s known for its all-day breakfast menu, hearty brunch dishes, and specialty coffees such as crème brûlée lattes, spiced lattes, and seasonal signature drinks. The venue typically offers table service for dine‑in, takeaway coffee and food, as well as phone or in‑person orders, with prices usually charged in Australian dollars (AUD). They may also use common delivery platforms (like Uber Eats, DoorDash, or Menulog) for online orders, which can cause the merchant name “The Sparrow’s Nest” or a variation of it to appear on your statement.
A charge from The Sparrow’s Nest may appear on your bank or card statement after you’ve paid for in‑house dining, takeaway, or a delivery order. Most transactions are one‑time payments for food and beverage purchases, but you might also see charges for grouped orders (for example, a whole table’s bill paid on one card), tips added at the terminal, or pre‑authorizations if you opened a tab at the counter or bar. If you used a third‑party delivery app, the charge might appear under The Sparrow’s Nest along with the delivery platform’s name, or show as a slightly different descriptor with the café’s suburb (East Victoria Park) included. Occasionally, small pending amounts or a slightly higher total than the menu prices can reflect weekend or public‑holiday surcharges, card processing, or tips.
To verify a Sparrow’s Nest charge, start by checking the transaction date, the amount in AUD, and whether you or someone in your household visited the café or placed a delivery order around that time. Look through your email receipts, text confirmations, food delivery app order history, or your phone wallet (Apple Pay/Google Pay) to match the total. If you still have questions, contact the café directly by phone or via their social media pages (commonly Facebook or Instagram), provide the exact transaction date, amount, and last four digits of the card used, and ask them to look up the payment in their point‑of‑sale system. For issues like incorrect amounts, duplicate charges, or an unrecognized transaction, the café can usually reprint a receipt, issue a refund where appropriate, or confirm whether the charge is a temporary authorization that will drop off in a few days. If they’re unable to locate the charge or you suspect fraud, you should promptly contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction and secure your card.