Drink Sizes

[MJ]

Hi,

I'm helping set up the menu for a cafe and want to figure out the best way to set up sizes and add-ons (flavors, milks, etc.) for coffee and other types of drinks. For example, a customer could order a medium hot coffee with a flavor (+$0.50) and almond milk (+$0.75) or they could just order a small hot coffee with whole milk (+$0.00).

 

What's the best setup for this?

[Hanna]

Hello Mj!

In this case, we usually suggest adding them as modifiers. With modifiers, you can add more options and set up different pricing.

To set up modifiers, please check out this help article: 

https://help.loyverse.com/help/how-set-and-apply-modifiers

[MJ]

Thank you! Would you suggest modifiers for sizes also? Some products share the same sizes/pricing and others vary. 

 

For example, we might have iced coffees (Small, Medium, Large) that are all the same price. But iced lattes (Small, Medium, Large) that have another price.

[Hanna]

Yes, you can also add it as another modifier. With the modifier feature, you can set up different prices and activate multiple modifiers for an item. This allows you to offer various customization options to your customers, enhancing their purchasing experience by providing flexibility in their choices. For example, you can use modifiers to add extra toppings to a pizza, select different sizes for a drink, or choose additional features for a product. Each modifier option have its own price, and you can enable several modifiers simultaneously for a single item, giving you the ability to cater to a wide range of preferences and needs

 

[stephenhhector]

Hi there - I had the same question actually. I have a pizzeria which sells around 10 x different variants of pizza (cheese, hawaiian etc), each comes in 3 sizes (10", 14", 16"), all variants/sizes have different prices (i.e. 30 x different prices for 30 pizzas) then the customer can choose to add 'standard' toppings or 'premium' toppings which obviously differ by size. So a premium topping such extra cheese or chicken on a 10" is $2, $4 for a 14", $6 for a 16" and so on. Standard topping like basil or jalapenos is $1, $2, and $3 and so on. HOw do I treat the import excel template? Do I just add sizes (10/14/16) under 'options' and premium/standard as modifiers?