Our story

Maverick Unity specializes in chilled seafood presentation, making serving pieces for shrimp, oysters and other seafood served cold over ice.

Thessaloniki

Maverick Unity began in 2020 in Thessaloniki, a Greek port city shaped by the Mediterranean and its culture of gathering around the table.

Here, seafood is part of everyday life. Alongside fish straight from the grill come the colder plates, marinated anchovies, octopus with olive oil and lemon, shellfish and sea urchin, served simply, generously and without ceremony.

That way of eating became part of the idea behind Maverick Unity: serving pieces that respect the simplicity of the food and give it somewhere proper to sit.

What we make

Chilled presentation pieces in AISI 304 stainless steel. Trays, ice wells and sauce vessels for shrimp, oysters, ceviche and everything else that is better cold.

We use 304 because it resists corrosion from salt and acid, takes a mirror or brushed finish without plating that will eventually fail, and conducts cold well. Our pieces are 0.9mm heavy gauge, which is what keeps a large tray rigid when it is loaded and full of ice.

Every piece is designed in our Thessaloniki studio, then produced to our specification by a family metalworking house that has been working in stainless for three generations. We approve the samples, set the tolerances and inspect every production run before it ships.

Designed in Greece.

Why we write

Most of the questions we get are not about the piece. They are about the shrimp. How many to buy. How long to cook them. Why the last batch came out rubbery. Whether the tray will still be cold in an hour.

So we wrote it down. Everything in our recipes and guides is free, and there is nothing to sign up for to read it.

The guarantee

Every Maverick Unity piece carries a lifetime guarantee to the original purchaser against manufacturing defects, structural or weld failure, and abnormal corrosion. Normal scratching and cosmetic wear from use are not covered. The full terms are on the warranty page.