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Is Burger Delivery the Next Big Thing?

The founder of Domino's Pizza is betting that hamburger delivery will take off like his other chain.

By Ian Ritter | Updated on September 27, 2011

Thomas Monoghan, the founder of Domino’s Pizza, is getting into burgers. The businessman is launching a chain called Gyrene Hamburger that will begin a foray into hamburger delivery, much like he did with pizza years ago.

This sounds like a good enough plan we could see people getting into. According to Monoghan, burgers are more popular than pizza. If that’s really the case, then delivery would totally make sense, and we aren’t sure why this hasn’t happened yet.

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