Real-time inventory
Stock updated instantly. Low-stock alerts before you run out.
Valladolid has a gastronomy with its own identity: roast lechazo, suckling pig, pulses, Zamorano cheese, Ribera del Duero and Rueda wines. Valladolid restaurants working with quality Castilian produce face raw material prices that cannot always be passed directly onto menu prices, in a market where the local customer values quality-for-money. Controlling food cost precisely is in that context a necessity rather than an option. Kitchen Stocker provides the real food cost figure for each dish using current purchase prices, with no estimates or manual calculations.
A Valladolid grill restaurant working with Castilian lechazo faces a specific inventory challenge: the product is purchased whole, has a different yield depending on the cut and the preparation process, and the price varies by supplier and season. Without a recipe cost card that incorporates the real yield of the lechazo — the percentage of servable meat relative to carcass weight — the food cost is systematically underestimated. Kitchen Stocker lets you define the yield of each ingredient in the recipe cost card, so that the calculated cost of roast lechazo reflects what actually goes into the dish, not the gross weight purchased.
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.
For many Valladolid restaurants, the cellar is a significant part of inventory both in value and in customer experience. Controlling the stock of Ribera del Duero and Rueda wines — by vintage, winery and format — requires the same rigour as kitchen ingredient control. Kitchen Stocker lets you manage cellar inventory within the same system as the rest of the restaurant: purchase entries, minimum stock alerts per reference and the cost per glass or bottle calculated automatically for inclusion in the establishment's food cost reports.
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. You can log lechazo by carcass weight, define the piece yield in the recipe cost card and calculate the cost per portion served with precision. The system accounts for process waste so that food cost reflects the real cost.
Yes. You can add each wine reference to the catalogue with its own inventory, minimum stock level and reorder alert. The consumption history per reference helps you manage orders to wineries with real data.
Yes. You can manage inventory with recipe cost cards for à la carte dishes and log set menu consumption separately. The set menu's food cost is calculated based on the actual cost of the dishes included each day.
Yes. The entire system is in Spanish and the support team responds in Spanish via chat and email. Onboarding includes an assisted setup session so the restaurant is operational from day one.
The price depends on the plan and the number of locations. The Basic Plan is sufficient for a single-location restaurant. You can check current prices on the pricing page or request a demo to speak with the team.
Kitchen Stocker calculates the real food cost of your Valladolid kitchen using current prices from your Castilian suppliers. Try it free for 14 days.
Last updated: 2026-04-12