McDonald’s has begun trailing a table online reservation system at its restaurants in Sweden in the latest innovation from the fast food giant.
The table booking system will run from 25 September until 2 October across 30 McDonald’s restaurants in Sweden as part of a promotional campaign for its new gourmet-style Maestro Classic burger.
In a statement Jeff Jackett, marketing director at McDonald’s Sweden, said it wanted to give customers a “unique and memorable experience” and saw the more upmarket burger as an opportunity give them a chance to do so.
The stunt is the latest in a string of initiatives taking place across McDonald’s restaurants including making its breakfast available all-day in the US and other table reservation options in various global markets including France which introduced the service last month. Earlier this year it launched a Big Mac clothing range in Sweden and announced that McDonald’s bed linen, wallpaper and a dog coat would soon follow.
McDonald’s is attempting to turn around a difficult year which has saw weak second quarter sales figures which are potentially paving the way to a fourth successive year of declining sales as it contends with new, fast-casual rivals such as Chipotle and Panera.
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