Wonder has raised more than $650 million in a Series D funding round at a $9 billion pre-money valuation.
The round included participation from existing investors Accel, GV and New Enterprise Associates, along with new backing from AllianceBernstein, ARK Invest and Kayne Anderson Rudnick Investment Management.
The capital will support physical expansion, marketplace growth and continued development of technology, robotics and artificial intelligence. Wonder said its footprint has grown from 46 to 140 locations since its previous funding announcement in May 2025.
Wonder allows customers to order menu items from multiple restaurant concepts in a single order, with meals prepared in the same kitchen. It partners with chefs including Bobby Flay and José Andrés on its menus.
The latest round follows Wonder’s push into automation and autonomous delivery technology. In November 2024, the company acquired Spyce, the robotics company behind the Infinite Kitchen automated bowl-making system. More recently, it announced a partnership with Zipline to test robotic delivery.
“Wonder was founded with the mission to make great food more accessible,” said Marc Lore, founder and CEO of Wonder in a statement. “By building the technology, robotics and infrastructure behind a new kind of food platform, we’re making high-quality food more affordable, more convenient and available to more people than ever before. This funding allows us to accelerate that mission.”
“It’s been exciting to watch the evolution of what Wonder is building — a fundamentally new way for people to access great food, at a level of quality and speed traditional players can’t match,” said Tony Florence, co-CEO of NEA in a statement. “Our ongoing investment reflects our confidence in that model and in Marc’s ability to continue executing at scale.”
