Workhorse tools for Canadian restaurants, bakeries, cafés & bars
Rabco is a Canadian foodservice brand established in 1988, supplying kitchens with a broad range of practical, everyday tools. From back-of-house utensils to tabletop pieces and specialty items, Rabco is built around giving operators reliable, easy-to-replace gear that keeps service moving smoothly in busy commercial environments.
In this collection you’ll find core Rabco smallwares: spatulas, ladles, whisks, turners, tongs, squeeze bottles, skimmers and other kitchen tools, alongside measuring cups and spoons, thermometers, timers and portion-control tools. There are also baking and pizza essentials like rolling pins, dough tools, baking pans and pizza screens, giving prep teams the basics they need for consistent results across stations.
Rabco also reaches into tabletop and front-of-house with pieces such as ceramic onion soup bowls and teapots, gravy boats, packet caddies and serving dishes, plus bar and beverage accessories. Materials range from stainless steel, aluminum and nickel-plated wire to ceramic and durable plastics, so you can match the right finish and feel to each application while keeping everything foodservice-ready and easy to clean.
Whether you’re outfitting a neighbourhood café, a high-volume pizzeria, a bakery, a bar program or a multi-unit operation, Rabco makes it simple to standardize your smallwares: stock staple tools by station, replenish easily when items wear out, and balance performance with budget across your kitchen and front of house.
Frequently Asked Questions about Rabco
Who is Rabco?
Rabco is a Canadian foodservice brand founded in 1988 and based in Scarborough, Ontario. The company supplies a wide range of products to the restaurant and hospitality industry, from smallwares and tabletop items to shelving solutions, commercial kitchenware and more.
What kinds of products does Rabco offer?
Rabco’s assortment covers everyday smallwares and beyond: kitchen utensils like ladles, spatulas, turners, tongs and whisks; measuring tools such as cups, spoons, thermometers and timers; baking and pizza tools; tabletop pieces including bowls, teapots and serving dishes; and other foodservice accessories like squeeze bottles, skimmers and patty presses.
Are Rabco products suitable for commercial kitchens?
Yes. Rabco products are sold through foodservice-focused distributors and are intended for use in professional kitchens. They are suitable for restaurants, bakeries, cafés, bars and institutional operations, while still being accessible for serious home cooks who want commercial-style tools.
Where is Rabco based and where can I buy it?
Rabco is based in Scarborough, Ontario, and its products are available across Canada through partners such as RussellHendrix.com and ChefEquipment.com, as well as other restaurant supply dealers. Many items are kept in stock for quick shipment to commercial kitchens nationwide.
What materials are Rabco tools made from?
Rabco products are made from materials chosen for foodservice use, including stainless steel, aluminum, nickel-plated wire, ceramics and durable plastics. For example, you’ll find stainless and aluminum utensils, ceramic soup bowls and teapots, and plastic squeeze bottles designed to handle frequent use and cleaning in a busy kitchen.
Does Rabco cover both front-of-house and back-of-house needs?
Yes. Back-of-house tools like ladles, skimmers, wok turners, baking tools and patty presses sit alongside front-of-house items such as onion soup bowls, teapots, gravy boats, packet caddies and bar accessories. That makes it easier to keep both kitchen and guest-facing areas stocked with coordinated, practical gear.
How do I choose the right Rabco items for my operation?
Start by mapping tools to each station or service area: line and sauté, pizza, prep, bakery, bar, and tabletop. Then select Rabco utensils, measuring tools, baking pieces and serving items that match your menu and volume. If you’re unsure where to start, a Russell Hendrix representative can help you build a smallwares list by category and price point.
