Menu v2 - Nested Modifier Groups

When we realized how complex menus really are, we started building tools to make setup and management easier across multiple channels. A well-structured menu needs categories, items, modifiers, modifier options, and sometimes different versions based on the time of day. To handle this, we built a core model with four entity types—Menus, Categories, Products, and Product Groups—organized in a tree structure. This setup lets restaurateurs reuse entities without duplicating them. Update something once, and it updates everywhere it’s used. That means less busywork and smoother menu management. But we didn’t stop there. Many of our customers run multiple locations, and their menus are usually the same across them. Instead of creating and maintaining separate menus for each location, we introduced Menus as templates—digital blueprints that can be deployed across locations. Change one menu, and the update automatically rolls out everywhere.