Wonder adds Grubhub-powered restaurants to app

Wonder, a mealtime platform that acquired Grubhub last year, is allowing customers to order from Grubhub’s restaurant partners through the Wonder app, alongside existing options from Wonder’s own restaurants and Blue Apron meal kits. The change positions Wonder as a single platform for multiple meal formats, including delivery, meal kits and heat-and-eat meals, said Courtney Lawrie, senior …

Wonder Expands with Grubhub Integration and Fresh Look

Wonder is rolling out a new brand identity and marketing push and for the first time, customers can order from non-Wonder restaurants directly in its app. Alongside its own concepts and Blue Apron meal kits, Wonder users will now see Grubhub partner restaurants integrated into the platform. That means delivery, meal kits, heat-and-eat, chef collabs, …

Blue Apron Rebrands with Expanded Menu, à la Carte Ordering Options

Blue Apron, one of the pioneers in the prepared meal kit category, has rebranded with new, more convenient non-subscription offerings and more than doubled its offerings to 100 different meal options per week — with 75% of the menu featuring opportunities for customization. Customers of Blue Apron, a subsidiary of Marc Lore’s Wonder — the meal delivery service developed by Jet.com and Diapers.com …

Food Media Company Tastemade Acquired by Wonder, Parent of Grubhub, for $90 Million

Food-delivery company Wonder announced a deal to acquire independent media firm Tastemade, which produces original content spanning food, travel, and home and design. Financial terms of the deal weren’t disclosed. Wonder is buying Tastemade for about $90 million, according to sources, as first reported by the Wall Street Journal. Tastemade had raised $131 million from investors including Amazon, …

Behind the Scenes With DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub

May 6 might just go down in history for DoorDash. On the same day it shared first quarter financial results—it reported profit of $193 million, a reversal of its loss of $23 million a year ago and announced two major acquisitions. In a move aimed at increasing its global presence, San Francisco-based DoorDash announced a …

Small ‘Wonder’: Delivery Workers Protest Deactivations By New Food App Power Player

More than 50 delivery workers have had their accounts deactivated by Grubhub in the past two weeks — and they’re blaming the company’s new owner, Wonder.  It didn’t take long for the new industry power player — which finalized its $650-million purchase of Grubhub in January — to start flexing its muscles. Since Wonder, formerly …

Wonder CMO Daniel Shlossman exits the company

Daniel Shlossman, former chief growth and marketing officer of virtual food hall company Wonder, announced via LinkedIn that he has left the company. Shlossman joined Wonder in 2023 after working for Sweetgreen for five years, most recently serving as the fast-casual concept’s chief marketing officer and chief digital officer. He is leaving the Blue Apron …

New Grubhub Owner Wonder Raises Another $600 Million

Wonder doesn’t look like it’s slowing down anytime soon. The food hall startup just raised another $600 million, according to a LinkedIn post from CEO Marc Lore. The latest funding boosts Wonder’s valuation to over $7 billion. It follows a $700 million equity raise in March of last year and the company’s recent $650 million acquisition of Grubhub. …

Marc Lore wants AI to feed you—and make you healthier

The billionaire entrepreneur and Wonder CEO is building a ‘superapp for mealtime,’ blending food delivery, AI-driven nutrition, and smart restaurant tech. His vision? A future where you don’t have to think about what’s for dinner. Billionaire entrepreneur, NBA owner, and CEO of Wonder Marc Lore reveals that he plans all his meals with AI—and he …

Wonder bets on media network with Tastemade acquisition

The owner of Blue Apron and Grubhub gains a creative studio and CTV know-how in Tastemade as it looks to ramp up ad programs. Dive Brief: Dive Insight: Add Wonder to the growing list of non-retail companies looking to use their first-party data and captive audiences to create a media network. Like United Airlines’ Kinective Media, which uses the company’s category …