How to Add Multiple Prices to a Restaurant Menu

Add multiple prices to a WordPress restaurant menu with JelloPoint Pro. Set serving-size options or Glass and Bottle prices in WordPress, then style their display with Elementor Free. Once configured, change the amounts and labels without editing the Elementor page.

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When to use multiple prices

Use Multiple Prices when the same item has several serving options, such as Glass and Bottle or Small and Large. Keep separate dishes as separate Menu Items.

Multiple Prices is a JelloPoint Pro feature. Elementor Free is sufficient for its website display and styling. Check your installed JelloPoint edition and version if these controls are unavailable.

Add price rows

  1. Open JelloPoint → Menu Items and edit the item.
  2. Under Pricing, select Multiple Prices.
  3. Choose a preset or custom label for the first row and enter its Amount.
  4. Choose Add another price for each additional serving.
  5. Review row order and any icon or visibility settings.
  6. Update the item.

For example, use Glass with 6.50 and Bottle with 28.00. These are example amounts; enter your own prices.

Use consistent labels

Manage shared labels in JelloPoint → Price Labels. Use the same preset for equivalent servings across items. A custom label is useful for a serving unique to one item.

Keep the amount separate from the serving name. Configure the currency symbol in Elementor.

Choose a layout

Select the Restaurant Menu widget in Elementor Free. Use Labels Layout for the desktop arrangement and Tablet & Mobile behaviour for smaller screens.

Check Section Overrides if one section uses a different layout. For matrix layouts, review the placeholder for a serving an item does not offer. Use the inline-below separator controls only with the corresponding layout.

Check the published result

Review the correct amount beside each label, row order and icons. Check both a short item name and a long one at mobile width.

If rows are missing, check Price Mode, row visibility, saved amounts and feature availability. Then review the widget’s layout and section overrides. See Prices & Badges for shared label settings.