No updates yet? On the custom conversational modifier?

This really should not be a complicated "feature" to implement.  If you just add a "light" or "easy" option to conversational modifiers it is solved.

This is beyond a year in just this thread and no doubt operators have been missing this since day one of S4R.

Any updates on what would seem a very easy addition to the list of options. I have to assume light or easy is used by every restaurant. I know we receive it frequently (example: easy mayo, easy oil, easy tomato, light onion etc etc).  Either light or easy would work just fine.

Any update on this request? Please this is needed and looks like it has been asked awhile ago

This is a very common need for restaurant owners. It’s just one little button please. Sure, we could create new modifier lines for “easy…” etc, but that could be a hassle when you have an item with 8 different toppings. Please, add the button. 

I am really surprised to see that this has not been implemented yet after a year and a half. I am new to using "Restaurants" but I noticed immediately that lite or easy was missing. This only confirms that the Square for Restaurants is not that important to the square team. I would be willing to bet if it was requested for online menus, it would have been implemented already. 

It's been nearly two years on this request.  What a shame.  Is it going to add too much hassle to also request that an "only" button be added?  

Just downloaded and started using this new app. First thing an employee asked is where’s the light button??  How do you nit have this yet?  Especially after talking about on here for almost 2 years. Does anyone at square read this message board and if so how do you still have a job?  Just get this one easy button added. Please. 

I'm going jump on this band wagon as well.  The need to modify the "Conversational Modifiers" per each clients request is a necessity not a desire.  Yes I am aware of the "work arounds" but by the time I use a work around to 1. arrange my modifiers in my preferred order as well as 2. factoring in the desired limitations/maximum choices to each modifier with in the previously mentioned order and 3. the need to add a modifier to compensate for the lack of versatility in the Conversational Modifiers the system ceases to be user friendly.  

Square has a lot of amazing features.  We are simply asking the company that focuses so much on restaurants (and does a great job at) take a serious look at what the consumer is needing.  Relying on work arounds is a good temporary solution but it has to be resolved in the long run.  Every time I need to make a change I have remember why I have numbers and letters in random places to order things the way I want or why I have three options for each item (Light onion, reg onion, Heavy onion. Light tomato, Reg Tomato, Heave Tomato, etc.). 

I understand it takes time to get these features in place but keep in mind that we (your consumer) have to adapt to your system vs how "simple" we see that it should be and then our customers have to adapt to our system (when ordering online) which only complicated matters worse.  The whole point of my company using "Restaurants" specifically is to get our menu online and my customers don't need to "read between the lines".  I need the menu and titles to be clear.  It also makes for faster training when it's clear to new employees.  Time is money as well as a user friendly system for my customers.

Oh and not to shake the can of worms any more but I would be great to have the option of different sets of conversation modifiers.  (i.e. Ice preferences for drinks, and any other selections that might be good for each company.)  This customization would be extremely helpful at least to me...

FYI: I love the Conversational Modifiers in general.  We were not using restaurants until recently and I am so happy this feature exists at all as well as a few others delights I have found. 

I agree with you.  Not being able to customize the conversational modifier options causes confusion for employees, sometimes they can use conversational modifier, sometimes they have to manually choose the modifier from the list.  This is a must have feature for Restaurants.  Square for Restaurants is a great beginning Restaurant POS, but it is proving to be difficult to use as the menu becomes more involved and complex, which means it is harder to scale.  Which leads to looking into the competition, and that is labor some and overwhelming for a small business owner.  Kudos to Square for providing a great basic product, but as your restaurant grows Square for Restaurant becomes less efficient and more cumbersome.  I would also add that there is not nearly enough in-depth training tutorials, and best practices with examples.  I do not have a problem teaching myself how to use it, but it would be a lot easier if the information was more in depth and less of an overview of the "perfect path" steps.