Real-time inventory
Stock updated instantly. Low-stock alerts before you run out.
Sevilla combines a deeply rooted gastronomic tradition — jamón, cheese, tapas, fried fish, offal — with high tourist seasonality that concentrates demand in spring (Semana Santa and the Feria) and summer. Sevilla restaurants working with local fresh produce face variable prices depending on the market, small-volume suppliers and the quality standards demanded by both local customers and tourists. Without an inventory system, management is done by intuition and experience, which works up to a point but leaves untapped margin. Kitchen Stocker puts data behind those decisions.
Sevilla's gastronomic offering is broad: from the traditional tapas bar to the Michelin-starred Andalusian restaurant, taking in traditional tabernas and grill restaurants. Kitchen Stocker adapts to all formats. The tapas bar uses it to control fresh produce stock and receive alerts when cheese or jamón are running low. The fine dining restaurant uses it to calculate the food cost of each signature dish, compare the theoretical cost with the actual and detect portion variances. The grill uses it to control meat purchase prices and weight waste during the preparation process.
Stock updated instantly. Low-stock alerts before you run out.
Generate purchase orders, assign them and track until receipt.
Log every loss with reason. Detect patterns by shift, category or employee.
Calculate cost per recipe and period. Make decisions with data, not gut feeling.
Sevilla restaurants that implement Kitchen Stocker typically discover previously invisible waste in the first weeks — especially in sliced cured meats, fresh produce and daily preparations that are not sold. The reduction of that unrecorded waste, combined with updating purchase prices in recipe cost cards, generates a food cost improvement of 2–5 points in the first three months. In a Sevilla restaurant with €15,000 in monthly sales, that represents between €300 and €750 of additional margin. The system is set up in under 48 hours with Spanish-language support included.
How long does it take to set up?
Most restaurants are up and running in under 48 hours. The setup wizard guides your team step by step.
Do I need technical knowledge?
No. Kitchen Stocker is designed for the head chef or manager to use directly, without needing IT.
What if we're already using Excel?
You can import your current inventory from a CSV in minutes. You don't start from scratch.
Perfectly. You can update recipe cost cards when the menu changes and the system automatically recalculates food cost with current purchase prices. Daily specials can be managed as temporary preparations.
Yes. You can log jamón legs by weight when received and consumption by slice according to tapas served. The actual yield of the jamón (servable weight relative to total weight) can be configured in the recipe cost card so that food cost reflects the waste from bone and fat.
Kitchen Stocker works with the purchase prices you enter in the system. You can log prices with or without VAT according to your preference, consistently throughout the system. Food cost calculations are based on the configured prices.
Kitchen Stocker's consumption history shows you the usage pattern by day and week from previous periods. Before peak season, you can use that data to calculate stock requirements and align orders with the expected volume.
Yes. Kitchen Stocker includes assisted onboarding with an initial setup session and Spanish-language support via chat and email. The goal is for the restaurant to be fully operational within the first 48 hours.
Kitchen Stocker sets up in under 48 hours and starts giving you inventory and food cost data from the very first service. Try it free for 14 days.
Last updated: 2026-04-12