Witchcliffe Coffee Roasters

Witchcliffe Coffee Roasters is best understood as a small, independent coffee roastery and café based in Witchcliffe, a rural town just south of Margaret River in Western Australia. Local cafés and food businesses in Witchcliffe typically focus on specialty coffee, simple seasonal food, and takeaway drinks for residents, commuters, and tourists exploring the region’s wineries and beaches. When “Witchcliffe Coffee Roasters” (or a similar descriptor) appears on your bank statement, it usually reflects a card payment processed through the roastery’s point‑of‑sale system rather than a large, nationwide chain.

This charge most often appears for in‑person purchases such as coffee, pastries, breakfast or lunch items, bags of beans, or coffee equipment bought at the café. It can also show up if you pre‑ordered catering, bought retail coffee for home, or paid over the phone for a gift voucher. In some cases you might see a small “pending” or slightly higher amount when the payment is first authorized (for example, if a tip option is offered or if the bank places an authorization hold), followed later by the final settled charge. While ongoing subscriptions are less common for a small regional café, they are possible if you arranged a recurring coffee bean order or a regular catering arrangement and agreed to be billed on a weekly or monthly cycle.

If you’re unsure about a Witchcliffe Coffee Roasters charge, start by checking any recent visits to Witchcliffe or nearby Margaret River around the date of the transaction, including stops for coffee, breakfast, or takeaway food. Look for paper receipts, email receipts, or SMS payment confirmations that might list the roastery’s name or ABN, and compare the exact amount and date. If you still have questions, use your banking app to view the full merchant descriptor (which may show a phone number or address), search online maps for “coffee” or “café” in Witchcliffe, or contact your bank to request the acquiring bank’s contact details for the merchant. For unrecognized, duplicate, or incorrect amounts, ask your bank about disputing the transaction, and if you suspect a recurring order you no longer want, ask both the merchant (using the contact details on your receipt or in your banking app) and your bank to confirm that any ongoing payments are cancelled.