Bethesda-based Spotluck, the deals app bringing yield management to the restaurant space, launched in Baltimore last Friday. Charm City is Spotluck’s third metro area after D.C. and Philadelphia.
https://twitter.com/spotluck/status/790586160493924352
The app is currently partnered with about 70 restaurants in a variety of Baltimore neighborhoods. When we checked in with Spotluck in July, CEO Cherian Thomas had his sights set on a Series A round and expansion to New York City — apparently Baltimore is first.
Thomas told our sister site, Technical.ly Baltimore, that proximity certainly had something to do with it. “Since we have such a huge presence in D.C., Maryland and Virginia, this made so much sense,” he said.
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