About Zarraffa's Coffee
Zarraffa’s Coffee is an Australian-owned specialty coffeehouse chain founded in Queensland and headquartered in Eagleby, QLD. The brand operates café and drive‑thru stores across Queensland, Western Australia and New South Wales, serving espresso-based drinks, brewed coffees, iced beverages, teas, and a range of light foods such as pastries, sandwiches and snacks. Many locations also sell retail coffee beans, home‑brewing equipment, branded merchandise, and gift cards, and Zarraffa’s runs a loyalty program (Zarraffa’s Z Card®) and a mobile app for rewards and convenient ordering at participating stores.
A Zarraffa’s Coffee charge usually appears on a bank or card statement after an in‑store or drive‑thru purchase of drinks or food, or when buying coffee beans, merchandise, or gift cards. You may also see a charge related to topping up a reloadable Zarraffa’s gift card, purchasing via a mobile/app order (if available at your store), or buying e‑gift cards online. Some banks show small temporary “pending” card authorizations when you tap or insert your card, especially for contactless or pre‑authorized transactions (for example, at busy drive‑thru locations), which are later updated to the final sale amount. While Zarraffa’s does not typically run subscription services, recurring-looking charges can occur if you make similar purchases on a regular schedule (e.g., a daily or weekly coffee routine at the same store).
To verify a Zarraffa’s Coffee charge, start by matching the transaction date and amount with any recent café or drive‑thru visits, app orders, or gift card purchases. Check your email for digital receipts or your mobile banking app for the store location descriptor (it may reference a suburb or store code instead of “Zarraffa’s Coffee” alone). If you still have questions, visit zarraffas.com and use the contact or feedback form, or contact the specific store listed on your statement (most stores list phone details on the website). For billing issues—such as incorrect amounts, duplicate charges, or problems with gift cards—gather your receipt, transaction time, and last four digits of the card used, then speak directly with the store or submit a support request via the website; your bank can assist with disputes if the merchant can’t resolve the issue.