Wonder Brings 'Fast-Fine' Dining To Park Slope

PARK SLOPE, NY — Wondering what to have for dinner? Food delivery startup Wonder Group is continuing its pivot to a brick-and-mortar concept with a new location in Park Slope.

Wonder promotes itself as a one-stop shop where guests can order meals from some of the hottest eateries in the city and throughout the country.

"A new kind of home dining experience," reads a description of Wonder on its Instagram. "Enjoy menus from top chefs and iconic restaurants across the country, all in one place."

Located at 493 Fifth Avenue, the Park Slope outpost opened earlier this year, following a successful launch in Downtown Brooklyn, the company said.

Wonder operates kitchens that prepare food from various restaurant brands, allowing customers to order different types of cuisine at once, from Mexican to poke to burgers.

Some of the listed offerings include menus from top chefs like Bobby Flay, Jose Andres, Nancy Silverton and Rose Previte, plus local hits like Brooklyn's Di Fara Pizza and chef Al Lanza.

Wonder is owned by Wonder Group, a consortium founded in 2018 by entrepreneur and former Walmart E-commerce head Marc Lore.

During the pandemic, the company operated as a food truck service in Westfield, New Jersey, with chefs on the trucks, but stated in January that it would change its approach.

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Wonder also recently announced it completed its acquisition of meal kit delivery service, Blue Apron, to enhance the Wonder platform and continue expanding.

You can find out more about Wonder on its website.