Send the right information, and it gets easier to do something useful with it.
Corrections, story tips, reader questions and partnership enquiries all come through one verified contact address.
Three reasons people usually write to us.
Use the suggested subject line and give us enough context to understand the request without a long email chain.
Corrections & Story Tips
Flag a factual issue, share a credible lead, or send information about a restaurant, chef, event or development.
Advertising & Partnerships
For sponsored content, media-kit requests, campaigns, brand partnerships or other commercial collaborations.
General Enquiries
Questions about the site, an article, the newsletter, a recommendation or anything else.
One inbox for The Food Eaters.
A clear subject line helps us route your message quickly.
Help us verify the issue, not guess at it.
If you believe a published article contains a factual error, send the article URL, the exact statement in question and the strongest reliable source you have.
For restaurant details that change quickly — hours, menus, prices, personnel or closures — a current first-party source is especially useful.
The useful details matter more than the perfect press release.
For openings, chef news, hospitality launches, research, events or destination updates, include what is happening, where, when, why it matters, relevant links and a press contact.
Sending information does not guarantee coverage. Commercial enquiries should be identified clearly; independent editorial coverage cannot be purchased.
Four details that save everyone time.
For corrections or questions about something we have already published.
For openings, events, travel news and anything time-sensitive.
Official pages, menus, documents or first-party information where relevant.
For partnerships, tell us what the campaign is trying to achieve.
Got the details? Send them.
We read messages with enough context to understand what needs attention.