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September 21, 2012 03:06 am GMT
The team behind the ridiculously named food daily deals site MunchOnMe is on to the next one, launching a new startup, after Munch On Me's acquisition. Caviar isSeamless "done right" i.e. a platform that allows users to order food "seamlessly" via web. As of today, users in SF can sign up for access to the Caviar beta, whichdifferentiates itself from Seamless by only offering orders from restaurants that don't typically deliver.With its focus on curation, Caviar limits its inventory to restaurants that have four stars or higher on Yelp. "[With]Seamless, you don't really need to use them to get the food. You can call the restaurant yourself and they'll take the order over the phone and deliver it to you," says founder Jason Wang, on why Caviar is a net value add in an already crowded space.
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Former MunchOnMe Team Launches Caviar, A Curated Seamless
The team behind the ridiculously named food daily deals site MunchOnMe is on to the next one, launching a new startup, after Munch On Me's acquisition. Caviar isSeamless "done right" i.e. a platform that allows users to order food "seamlessly" via web. As of today, users in SF can sign up for access to the Caviar beta, whichdifferentiates itself from Seamless by only offering orders from restaurants that don't typically deliver.With its focus on curation, Caviar limits its inventory to restaurants that have four stars or higher on Yelp. "[With]Seamless, you don't really need to use them to get the food. You can call the restaurant yourself and they'll take the order over the phone and deliver it to you," says founder Jason Wang, on why Caviar is a net value add in an already crowded space.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/CT3jNZHl0z8/
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