Some Denny's restaurants will see a surcharge on meals with eggs. The SC-based diner chain is the latest to pass on higher costs linked to a bird flu outbreak.

Some restaurants now adding "egg surcharges"

Denny’s said in a statement it is a fluid situation that leaves individual markets and restaurants responsible for deciding the surcharge price. Waffle House added a surcharge earlier this

CHICAGO — Some food chains have announced surcharges to compensate for a nationwide egg shortage, but McDonald’s intends to avoid scrambling its menu. Michael Gonda, the fast food chain’s North American chief impact officer, wrote in a LinkedIn post on Tuesday that no menu items containing eggs will have a surcharge tacked on by the Golden Arches.

Denny's isn't alone in this adjustment, as Waffle House announced earlier this month that it will start adding a 50-cent surcharge per egg. Meanwhile, Cracker Barrel is taking a different route, offering double loyalty points on egg-based dishes instead of extra charges.

Breakfast chain cites supply shortages and surging prices in its tacking on of temporary extra fee for meals with eggs.

A growing number of restaurants are adding "egg surcharges" as avian flu outbreaks cause nationwide egg shortages and higher prices.

Denny's will add a surcharge to all meals containing eggs as the restaurant chain deals with rising costs amid the nationwide egg shortage. The popular dining chain confirmed in an email statement that it is adding a temporary surcharge to every meal that includes eggs,