Hannah Goldfield is a staff writer at The New Yorker. She specializes in covering restaurants and food culture, with a keen focus on the intersection of food, society, and regional interests. Her work has been featured in The New York Review of Books, Magzter, and The New Yorker, and she was honored with a 2024 James Beard Award for her profile of chef Kwame Onwuachi.
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Hannah Goldfield’s coverage predominantly focuses on lifestyle and house & home themes, with a specific emphasis on food and restaurants in New York City. Given her focus, she would likely be interested in pitches from chefs, restaurateurs, or culinary experts offering unique perspectives or insider insights into the New York dining scene.
With an interest in highlighting various aspects of cuisine and dining experiences, Hannah may also be open to stories about innovative food trends, emerging culinary neighborhoods within New York City, or profiles of noteworthy figures within the local restaurant industry.
Considering that she has a national geographic focus (United States), it could be beneficial for pitches to tie into broader cultural trends or provide comparisons between different regional dining scenes across the country.
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By: Hannah Goldfield, Louisa Thomas, Charles Bethea, Vinson Cunningham, Alexandra Schwartz, Sarah Larson, Louise Erdrich, John Kenney, Kelefa Sanneh, Michael Schulman, Zach Helfand, Lauren Collins
The N.H.L.’s newest hockey team unveiled its official name and mascot: an extinct behemoth with fossils at the American Museum of Natural History. Two players made a pilgrimage.
By: Graciela Mochkofsky, Vince Aletti, Isaac Chotiner, Jon Lee Anderson, Hannah Goldfield, Chris Wiley, Nicolas Niarchos, Laurie Gwen Shapiro, Rachel Monroe, Ruth Margalit, Manvir Singh, Robin Wright
Forough Alaei’s stunning photographs of a community of fisherwomen on a remote island in the Persian Gulf.
By: Justin Chang, Helen Rosner, Kyle Chayka, Hannah Goldfield, Mollie Cowger, Vince Aletti, Kate Chin Park, Garrett Hongo, Lauren Collins
Confidant is hoping to draw diners to the sprawling Brooklyn mall known as Industry City.
By: Ann Goldstein, Zach Helfand, Ian Frazier, Vinson Cunningham, Louise Erdrich, Hannah Goldfield, Paige Williams, Helen Rosner, Michael Schulman, John Kenney, Kelefa Sanneh, Jon Fosse
As the market prepares to vacate the West Village, a veteran meatpacker recalls the area in the days of fat-slicked cobblestones, before the Whitney and the High Line.
By: Hannah Goldfield, Jennie Egerdie, Sarah Larson, E. Tammy Kim, Caroline Mimbs Nyce, Jack Herrera, Jonathan Blitzer, Michael Luo, Malcolm Gladwell, Ruth Marcus, Oriana Van Praag, Jessica Winter
From the daily newsletter: E. Tammy Kim reports from Southern California. Plus: how to choreograph a sex scene; and the victims of Trump’s crackdown on Chinese students.
By: Aida Alami, Hannah Goldfield, Oriana Van Praag, Ina Garten, Geraldo Cadava, Ruth Margalit, E. Tammy Kim, Mark Singer, Eric Lach, Ruth Marcus
From the daily newsletter: Eric Lach on the Times non-endorsement for New York City mayor; and why some veterans are not getting necessary medical care.
By: Jonathan Blitzer, Hannah Goldfield, Oriana Van Praag, Ruth Marcus, Rachel Morris, Jessica Pishko, E. Tammy Kim, Jon Allsop, Michael Luo, Susan B. Glasser, Emily Witt, Jack Herrera
As raids spread beyond L.A., organizers, lawyers, and volunteers in Orange County are attempting to slow down arrests and deportations.
By: Barry Blitt, David Sipress, Adam Douglas Thompson, Jason Adam Katzenstein, Brooke Bourgeois, Natalie Waksman, Harry Bliss, Ali Solomon, Hannah Goldfield
At home with the Musk brood.
By: Oriana Van Praag, Nicolas Niarchos, Ann Goldstein, Lauren Collins, Hannah Goldfield, Mosab Abu Toha, Jonathan Blitzer, Chris Wiley, Jon Lee Anderson, E. Tammy Kim, Emily Witt
The photographer Luis Corzo returns to the scene of his own kidnapping.
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