Village Roaster

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Village Roaster is a long-running local coffee roastery and café in Lakewood, Colorado, offering freshly roasted coffee beans, premium loose-leaf teas, spices, and café drinks and pastries.

Lakewood, Colorado, United States
villageroaster.com

About Village Roaster

Village Roaster is a neighborhood coffee roastery and café based in Lakewood, Colorado. In operation since 1979, it roasts its own coffee on site and sells a wide range of whole-bean and ground coffees, loose-leaf teas, herbs and spices, and bulk candies, alongside brewed coffee, espresso drinks, and light café fare. The business also operates additional concession and café locations within Lakewood venues and offers online ordering for its coffee and tea products.

A charge from Village Roaster on your card statement typically reflects an in‑person purchase at their main shop or café locations (for drinks, beans, tea, spices, or gifts) or an online order placed through their website for roasted or green coffee, teas, or other specialty items. Depending on the payment system used by the point of sale, the descriptor may appear truncated (e.g., “SQ * VILLAGE ROA”) but still refers to Village Roaster Coffee & Tea in Lakewood. For online purchases, charges will usually match the total on your order confirmation, and recurring charges are uncommon unless you specifically enrolled in an ongoing coffee shipment or gift subscription.

If you have questions about a Village Roaster charge, start by checking recent receipts or email confirmations from villageroaster.com and comparing dates and amounts. For in‑store purchases, you can contact the shop directly using the phone number or contact details listed on their website, referencing the transaction date and amount so staff can look it up in their point‑of‑sale system. If you don’t recognize the charge, verify whether a family member or colleague may have used your card, and then, if necessary, dispute the transaction with your card issuer while also notifying Village Roaster, who can often help confirm whether the card was used in person or online.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Village Roaster.

  1. POS Purchase CO LAKEWOOD SQ * VILLAGE ROA SEQ# 006278 6615

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show a charge from “SQ * VILLAGE ROA” or similar wording?

This descriptor is associated with Village Roaster in Lakewood, Colorado, where the payment was processed through Square and the name was truncated. It usually represents a purchase of coffee, tea, or related products at one of their locations or via their online store.

What types of purchases typically result in a charge from Village Roaster?

Most Village Roaster charges come from buying brewed drinks, pastries, or bags of coffee and tea in the café, or from ordering roasted or green coffee, loose-leaf teas, spices, or gift items through villageroaster.com. Larger amounts often reflect bulk bean purchases or gift baskets.

Does Village Roaster offer subscriptions or recurring coffee shipments that could appear as repeated charges?

Village Roaster primarily sells one‑time purchases, but they do offer multi‑month coffee packages and recurring shipment options for certain products. If you see repeated charges at regular intervals, log into your online account or contact the shop to check whether you enrolled in a recurring coffee plan or gift program.

How can I cancel or modify an online coffee order from Village Roaster?

If you need to change or cancel an order placed on villageroaster.com, contact Village Roaster as soon as possible using the phone number or contact form on their website, providing your order number and purchase date. If the order hasn’t shipped, they can often adjust or cancel it; once shipped, you may need to arrange a return or partial refund according to their policy.

How do I request a refund or resolve an overcharge from Village Roaster?

First, compare the amount on your receipt or email confirmation with the posted charge. If there’s a discrepancy, contact Village Roaster directly with your receipt, order number, and the last four digits of your card. They can review their point‑of‑sale records and, if an error occurred, process a refund or adjustment. If you can’t resolve it with them, follow up with your card issuer to dispute the transaction.

Could Village Roaster place a temporary authorization hold on my card?

For most in‑person purchases, Village Roaster runs standard card transactions, but depending on the payment processor, you might briefly see a pending amount or small authorization before it finalizes to the correct total. These temporary authorizations usually fall off within a few business days, leaving only the final sale amount.

How can I verify that a Village Roaster charge is legitimate if I don’t remember visiting the café?

Check your email for any online order confirmations from villageroaster.com and review your calendar for visits to Lakewood or nearby venues where they operate concessions. Ask household members if they used your card, then call Village Roaster with the date and exact amount; they can often confirm whether the transaction was in‑store or online and what was purchased.

What is the best way to contact Village Roaster about a billing or account question?

The quickest way is to call the main shop at the phone number listed on villageroaster.com during business hours and ask for help with a card charge, providing the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of your card. You can also use the website’s contact form or email address for non‑urgent questions about online orders or shipping.

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