"Goldbelly raises $20 million in Series B funding led by Shake Shack founder Danny Meyer's Enlightened Hospitality Investments."

Goldbely, the specialty food delivery service, has closed $10 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Global Founders Capital and Intel Capital (which also led the company’s seed round). As part of the investment, Goldbely is joining the Intel Capital Diversity Fund.

For many people, homesickness is wrapped up in a serious craving for their favorite regional foods.

U.S.-based startup Goldbely is poised to redefine the food delivery system as it perseveres to offer food sourced from popular restaurants.

If you’ve ever had a hankering for food from far away—your hometown, your college town, a city you’ve seen only through a computer screen—you’ll understand what prompted entrepreneur Joe Ariel to launch Goldbely, an online marketplace for the most craved menu items from food-focused cities around the country.

Craving some Maryland crab cakes or Chicago deep-dish pizza? No need to book a flight. Just click on Goldbely and get some goodies shipped directly to your door.

Goldbely CEO Joe Ariel discusses his gourmet marketplace’s growth and new app. He speaks on “Market Makers.” (Source: Bloomberg)

now, you don’t have to settle for second-rate versions of your favorite regional foods: craving authentic Texas BBQ? Want to know what all the fuss is about with New York bagels? Get it straight from the source with Goldbely.

Goldbely CEO Joe Ariel explains how he brings gourmet food around the country to your house.

Goldbely is farm to table with a stop on the Internet in between.

Craving some Maryland crab cakes or Chicago deep-dish pizza? No need to book a flight. Just click on Goldbely and get some goodies shipped directly to your door.

Goldbely is like Seamless for the greatest hits of American dining and this highly-praised food-ordering website finally has its own app.

Goldbely, the Y Combinator-backed startup that lets you order gourmet foods from around the U.S. is now on mobile. The company just launched its first app with Goldbely for iOS, which also includes a newly added next-day shipping feature for getting its tasty treats more quickly than before - whether that's a real Philly cheesesteak, deep dish pizza from Chicago, Maryland crab cakes or anything else. 

Founder Joe Ariel launched Goldbely via tech bootcamp Y-Combinator last year after realizing that among all the food delivery services (he was CEO of delivery.com) there was no easy way - and sometimes no way at all - to get meals he craved from places he had lived around the country. 

Joe Ariel, CEO of Goldbely, an online marketplace for gourmet food from around the U.S., joins HuffPost Live to chat about his company, entrepreneurism, his favorite dishes and more.

Goldbely runs an online marketplace that connects curious food lovers with America’s best gourmet food purveyors and restaurants. It is an alternative food delivery service that fetches flavors of great local cuisine to your doorstep when customers call or order online.

Goldbely Inc. wants to provide America's renowned local food artisans with a way to sell their delicious products nationwide and to bring those delicacies right to your doorstep.

The Y Combinator alum announced today that it has raised $3 million in seed funding led by Intel Capital. Not surprisingly, the company says it will use the funding to land more partnerships with popular American restaurants.

Goldbely, the startup that delivers signature foods from regional establishments (think: Skyline chili from Cincinnati, Lou Malnati’s deep dish pizza from Chicago, and so on) to hungry people throughout the United States, just closed on a $3 million seed funding round led by Intel Capital with the participation of Y Combinator (the Silicon Valley startup incubator from which it launched this past February), 500 Startups, Dave McClure, Tim Draper, ACE & Company, and FundersClub.

GoldBely, a Bay Area startup that tracks down and delivers your favorite foods (the pastrami sandwich from that Manhattan Deli? The pie from Michigan?), has been growing, and will grow even larger, thanks to a tasty $3 million round of funding.

Goldbely, the startup that offers to deliver favorite dishes from cities around the country, said on Tuesday it raised $3 million in seed funding.

The team at Goldbely describe themselves as food explorers, on a mission to discover all things delicious. That means that along their journey to discover the best food in every corner of the U.S., they've set up shipping deals with iconic regional food producers.

The craftmanship that goes into creating amazing dishes can't be copied, but Goldbely helps you find great foods from across the country and have them delivered to your front door.