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Restaurant management

Run the whole restaurant from one system

Billing, tables, kitchen, stock, staff and customers - connected, so an order taken at the table reaches the kitchen, moves the stock and lands in the day's numbers without anyone re-typing it.

  • POS and kitchen display
  • Table and reservation management
  • Recipe-level inventory
  • Works offline
Maverick Dine interface

Faster

Billing through peak service

Live

Orders on the kitchen screen instantly

Recipe-level

Stock depletion per dish sold

Offline

Service continues without a connection

Built for the evening rush

A restaurant fails or succeeds in ninety minutes of service. Maverick Dine is designed for that window - fast order entry, orders on the kitchen screen the moment they are taken, and bills split however the table wants them.

Around service sits everything else: recipe-costed inventory that depletes as dishes are sold, staff attendance and payroll, customer records and loyalty, and reporting that shows which dishes actually make money.

It runs in fine dining, casual dining, quick service, cafes, bars and cloud kitchens, across one outlet or a chain.

The order only gets typed once

A server takes the order on the Captain App at the table. It appears on the kitchen display instantly, routed to the right station. When it is marked ready, the floor knows. When the table settles, the ingredients have already come out of stock and the sale is already in the day's numbers. Nobody re-enters anything, which is why nothing gets lost between the table and the till.

  • Table-side entry on a handheld
  • Straight to the kitchen display, station-routed
  • Ready status returned to the floor
  • Stock and sales updated from the same order
The order only gets typed once

Food cost you can defend

Recipe mapping means selling a dish depletes its ingredients, not an abstract dish count. That single decision is what makes real food-cost reporting possible - margin per dish, consumption variance against theoretical usage, and wastage that shows up as a number instead of a suspicion.

  • Recipes and sub-recipes costed to ingredient level
  • Automatic depletion on every sale
  • Theoretical versus actual consumption variance
  • Wastage recorded and reported
Food cost you can defend

Service does not stop for the internet

Billing, order entry and the kitchen display keep running through a connectivity outage, holding data locally and syncing when the link returns. For a restaurant mid-service, this is the difference between an inconvenience and an evening written off.

  • Full offline billing and order entry
  • Automatic sync on reconnect
  • No manual re-entry after an outage
Service does not stop for the internet

Who it is for

Businesses running Maverick Dine

Fine & casual dining

Table service, course firing, split bills and reservations.

Quick service & cafes

Speed at the counter, with queue-friendly billing.

Bars & lounges

Tab management, fast re-orders and stock-tight pouring.

Cloud kitchens

Aggregator orders into one kitchen display, costed per dish.

Where it runs

  • Windows and Android POS terminals
  • Kitchen display on any screen
  • Captain App on Android phones
  • Web back office
  • Offline-first with cloud sync

Common questions

Maverick Dine is the restaurant product in the Retail View family, built in collaboration with Maverick Ignite Solutions LLP. It also has its own dedicated site at maverickdine.com.
Yes. Billing, order entry and the kitchen display continue offline, holding data locally and syncing automatically when connectivity returns.
Yes. Dishes are mapped to recipes at ingredient level, so every sale depletes actual ingredients. That gives real cost and margin per dish, plus variance between theoretical and actual consumption.
Yes. Branch management covers multiple outlets with shared menus and consolidated reporting, while keeping per-outlet pricing and stock separate.
Yes, through integrations - aggregator orders arrive in the same kitchen display as dine-in orders rather than on a separate tablet.
It runs on standard Windows or Android POS terminals with thermal printers, any screen for the kitchen display, and Android phones for the Captain App. We confirm compatibility with your hardware before you commit.

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