GrubHub Eats Up $1.1M, Branches Out Into San Francisco
GrubHub, an online food delivery site, said Tuesday afternoon that it has raised $1.1M in a Series A funding and expanded its services into San Francisco. The round came from Origin Ventures, and also included other individual investors. GrubHub said Bob Zipp of Amicus Capital also invested in the company. GrubHub, based in Chicago, recently launched its services in San Francisco. GrubHub allows users to search for local restaurants and place orders for delivery from those restaurants.
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