About Waterfront Warehouse
Waterfront Warehouse is a casual seafood restaurant and oyster house situated in a historic former tugboat repair shop on the Halifax, Nova Scotia waterfront. The restaurant specializes in East Coast seafood, offering a large selection of local oysters, premium Atlantic hard‑shell lobsters from in‑house tanks, Digby scallops, clams, crab, shrimp, and a range of options for non‑seafood diners, all served in a nautical, harbour‑side setting with a popular outdoor patio.([rcr.ca](https://www.rcr.ca/restaurants/waterfront-warehouse/?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “Waterfront Warehouse” on a bank or credit card statement most likely reflects a dine‑in meal, bar tab, group event, or private function settled at the restaurant, including tips and taxes. Customers may see a single one‑time charge for a visit, multiple charges if separate checks or bar and table tabs were processed independently, or a temporary pre‑authorization hold when opening a tab, which can differ slightly from the final posted amount until it settles. Gift card purchases or event deposits processed through the restaurant may also appear under this same descriptor.
If you have questions about a Waterfront Warehouse charge, first compare the transaction date and amount to your receipts, reservation history (for example, via OpenTable), or any recent travel to Halifax. If something doesn’t match, contact the restaurant directly by phone or via the contact details on their official website to confirm the bill, request a copy of the receipt, or dispute possible errors. For pending authorizations, allow a few business days for the final amount to post; if a hold does not clear or is duplicated, your card issuer can investigate further while you provide the restaurant’s name, location, and the date of your visit.([rcr.ca](https://www.rcr.ca/restaurants/waterfront-warehouse/?utm_source=openai))