Real-time inventory
Stock updated instantly. Low-stock alerts before you run out.
Valencian gastronomy has its own identity — paella, rice dishes, seafood and market-garden produce — which means working with high-turnover fresh ingredients, seasonally variable prices and local suppliers with whom the relationship is part of the business. Restaurants in Valencia's more tourist-dense areas also face seasonality: high demand in summer and during Fallas, slower winter months. Without an inventory control system, it is difficult to align orders with that variability without incurring excess stock that generates waste or stockouts that force menu changes. Kitchen Stocker provides the consumption history that allows that planning to be done with real data.
Mediterranean cuisine works with ingredients whose prices vary significantly by season: red prawns, monkfish, artichokes, peppers or saffron have very different prices in January than in August. Without a system that updates recipe cost card costs with actual purchase prices, the food cost of dishes is a theoretical figure that does not reflect reality. Kitchen Stocker automatically updates the cost of each preparation when a new purchase is logged at a different price. The chef or manager can instantly see which dishes have stopped achieving the expected margin due to an ingredient price rise, and decide whether to adjust the menu price or modify the recipe.
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.
Valencia restaurants using Kitchen Stocker share a similar improvement pattern: in the first weeks they detect previously invisible fresh produce waste (especially in rice dishes and seafood), align weekly orders with actual consumption and reduce excess stock that was generating losses from expiry. The average food cost improvement in the first three months of systematic use is 3–5 percentage points — in a restaurant with €20,000 in monthly sales, that represents between €600 and €1,000 of additional margin per month. The system sets up in under 48 hours and the support team speaks Spanish and understands the specifics of the Spanish restaurant industry.
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.
Yes. The entire system is in Spanish and the support team responds in Spanish via chat and email. Initial onboarding includes an assisted setup session so the restaurant is operational from day one.
Yes. Kitchen Stocker allows you to import your product catalogue, initial stock and supplier list from CSV files. Most Valencia restaurants coming from Excel are operational in under 48 hours.
Perfectly. You can have active and inactive recipe cost cards by season. Rice dishes with seasonal ingredients (artichokes in winter, summer vegetables) are managed as variants with their own costs calculated from current purchase prices.
A medium-sized restaurant with 80–120 product references and 30–40 dishes on the menu can be fully set up in 24–48 hours. With the included onboarding support, the process is guided and requires no technical knowledge.
Yes. You can log each purchase from any supplier — fish market, wholesale market, distributors — with the price and quantity. The price history by supplier lets you spot variations and negotiate with data in hand.
Kitchen Stocker sets up in under 48 hours and starts giving you food cost and waste data from day one. Try it free for 14 days, no credit card required.
Last updated: 2026-04-12