Priced extras
Add bacon, add avocado — never forgotten on the bill.
Modifiers & combos
POS modifiers and combo meals for “eggs any style, toast, add bacon”
Modifiers are the choices and extras attached to an item: egg style, toast type, add bacon, no onion. In GetDinerPOS you group them into modifier sets, attach the sets to items, and give extras a price. Combo items bundle several products at one price. Both print clearly on kitchen tickets.
30-day trial, no cardIncluded from the Counter plan ($39/location/mo)
Two eggs any style
EggsScrambledOver easySunny sidePoached
ToastWhiteWheatRyeSourdough
AddBacon +Avocado +Cheese +
How it works
How does modifiers & combos work in GetDinerPOS?
Create modifier sets
Egg style, toast, sides, add-ons — each set with its options and prices.
Attach sets to items
Every egg dish gets the egg-style set; every sandwich gets the bread set.
Build combos
Bundle items into a combo with its own price per location.
Ring and send
Servers tap through choices; the kitchen ticket lists them under the item.
Try it with your own menu. 30 days free, and the onboarding desk will import your menu.
Start free trialWhat’s included
Modifiers & combos: everything on the plate
Variations
Short stack or tall stack, small or large coffee.
Combo items
Breakfast combos at one price, parts tracked in stock.
Free-text notes
“Allergy: nuts” goes to the kitchen as written.
Per-location combo prices
Same combo, different price at the airport.
Online store choices
Variations show up on your auto-generated store.
Why do modifiers matter so much in a diner?
Because a diner breakfast is mostly modifiers. Two eggs over easy, wheat toast, hash browns well done, add bacon, coffee. If the register makes the server type that, the line backs up; if the ticket garbles it, the plate comes back.
Modifier sets turn those choices into taps. Extras carry a price, so “add bacon” is never forgotten on the bill.
Combos handle the other half: the Lumberjack plate, the kids' breakfast, the lunch special with a drink. One item, one price, with the right parts deducted from stock.
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How modifiers & combos works in your market
Pakistan
Paratha, chai and naan add-ons; family deals as combos with one price per branch.
Pakistan detailsStraight talk
What modifiers & combos does not do
Knowing the edges helps you plan. If one of these matters to you, ask on your demo.
- Very complex build-your-own menus (dozens of nested choices) work, but we'll suggest simplifying them during your menu import so servers stay fast.
FAQ
Modifiers & combos: questions owners ask
What is a modifier on a POS?
A modifier is a choice or extra attached to a menu item, like egg style, toast type or “add bacon”. It can be free or priced, and it prints on the kitchen ticket under the item.
Can modifiers have prices?
Yes. Each modifier option can carry its own price, which is added to the item on the bill.
Can I make a modifier required?
Use a modifier set for the choice (for example egg style) and train the screen flow so servers always pick one; the set appears every time the item is rung.
How do combo meals work?
A combo item bundles several products at one price. Selling it deducts each part from stock.
What is the difference between a variation and a modifier?
A variation is a version of the item with its own price and stock (short stack vs tall stack). A modifier is an add-on or choice on top of it.
Do modifiers print on kitchen tickets?
Yes, under the item they belong to, along with any notes.
Can combos cost more at one location?
Yes. Combos follow the location price lists like any other item.
Are modifiers included in all plans?
Yes, in every plan.
