Good partnerships should belong in the environment around them.
The Food Eaters works with food, hospitality, travel and lifestyle brands that want to reach readers in a publication where context matters more than interruption.
Relevance is more valuable than empty reach.
People come to The Food Eaters because they are already interested in restaurants, dining, hospitality, food culture and travel. That gives a relevant brand something broad audience numbers cannot provide: context.
We do not invent audience figures, inflate claims or promise independent editorial coverage in exchange for advertising. If we do not have a verified number, we will not put it in a media kit.
The goal is to build commercial work that readers can understand, brands can stand behind and the publication can carry without weakening its editorial identity.
Built around the brief, not a fixed package.
A media kit can be shared on request. The final format depends on the campaign, timing and the kind of reader attention you actually need.
Sponsored Stories
Clearly labelled paid features, interviews or brand stories with enough editorial value to be worth a reader’s time.
Display Advertising
Visible website placements designed to support awareness without being mistaken for editorial coverage.
Newsletter Partnerships
Relevant sponsored placements or editions delivered in a format readers have actively chosen to receive.
Custom Campaigns
Launches, destinations, events and hospitality ideas that need a tailored combination of formats.
Brands already connected to how people eat, stay and travel.
The strongest partnership is usually the one that needs the least explanation about why it belongs here.
Restaurants, hotel groups, resorts, hospitality operators and dining destinations.
Ingredients, drinks, consumer food brands, kitchen products and businesses with a real food connection.
Destinations, tourism boards, culinary events and experiences built around food and place.
The boundary is part of the value.
Advertising, sponsorship, complimentary access or hospitality does not buy a positive review, inclusion in an independently selected guide, a ranking, or control over our editorial conclusions.
Paid work is identified clearly. The full standard is explained in our Editorial Policy.
Start with the objective.
Tell us the brand, what the campaign needs to achieve, preferred timing and any relevant links. We’ll respond with the formats that make sense.