Burger King, in a bid to catch up with McDonalds and take a bite out of the competition posed by fast-food rivals such as Wendys, is experimenting with home delivery. Customers can order online or by phone, and the next thing they know dinner is at the front door.Right now, delivery is available only in the Washington, D.C., area and only from a handful of restaurants. But, if successful, the pilot program could see a nationwide rollout.
Customers will pay a $2 delivery charge for a minimum order of $8 to $10, depending on the store. For now, orders will be accepted only from customers within a 10-minute drive of a restaurant, and the goal is delivery within 30 minutes or less.
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