Denny’s, the popular American diner chain, has reportedly joined a growing number of restaurants responding to the nationwide egg shortage by adding a temporary surcharge to its egg-based meals at some locations.

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

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.