E la Carte Orders Up $4M Funding From Lightbank
Palo Alto-based E la Carte, the maker of a consumer-facing tablet for the restaurant and hospitality industry, said today that it has scored $4M in a funding round from Lightbank, the venture capital arm of Groupon founders Eric Lefkofsky and Brad Keywell. E la Carte makes the Presto, which allows guests to order, play games, and pay for food from their seats. The firm was founded in 2008, and was spun out of MIT. The firm says it already counts chains like Pizzeria Venti and Umami Burger as customers, and has close to 100 eateries using its products. E la Carte is out of Y Combinator, and was founded by Rajat Suri.
posted on Tuesday, August 30, 2011 (Link to more information)
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