E la Carte, a US-based restaurant technology company, has raised $35m in a series C round that included Intel Capital, the corporate venturing arm of chipmaker Intel.
Venture Capital firms Romulus Capital and TriplePoint Capital, and private investor Sam Altman also participated.
E la Carte develops tablets for restaurant tables where customers can browse the menu, order and pay from their tables. The funding will support the company’s future expansion and bring in new staff.
Rajat Suri, CEO of E La Carte, said: “In the last year we have seen exponential growth on many fronts. This round of funding will give us a huge boost to scale our product, and bring in great talent to continue to deliver our world-class technology platform to new and existing customers.”
E la Carte has now raised over $50m in funding, with past investors including SV Angel, Lightbank, Y Combinator and Dropbox CEO Drew Houston. It secured $13.5m in a November 2013 series B round led by Intel that also featured Romulus, after receiving $4m in 2011.
– Image courtesy of E la Carte.