Megha McSwain is a food reporter based in Houston, Texas. She covers the local food scene, highlighting the best restaurants, bars, and culinary experiences in the area. Megha's work has been featured in various publications, including Houston Chronicle, Texas Monthly, and Food Network.
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Megha McSwain's coverage predominantly focuses on lifestyle topics in the Houston area, particularly restaurants, bars, food, and entertainment. She frequently covers local events and private sector announcements related to the lifestyle industry.
Given her focus on local content, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique or newsworthy aspects of Houston's dining scene, upcoming events at restaurants or bars with a promotional angle, seasonal activities related to food and entertainment in Houston.
She may also be open to stories about innovative concepts within the restaurant industry such as zero-proof cocktails or specific cuisines gaining popularity in Houston.
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By: Megha Mcswain
Despite scaling down exponentially, the century-old Houston-based hot dog chain remains a comforting destination for diners.
By: Megha Mcswain
The whimsical chocolate bars with a gooey, crunchy filling are selling out all over the world. Here are some tips on how to make your own.
By: Megha McSwain
The whimsical chocolate bars with a gooey, crunchy filling are selling out all over the world. Here are some tips on how to make your own.
These meals are well worth the meat sweats
By: Brittany Britto Garley, Megha McSwain
High tea experiences with Indian and Thai twists, posh lounges with steaming pots, and plenty of opportunities for kids to join in the fun — these are Houston's best high tea experiences
By: Megha McSwain
Between casual neighborhood haunts and exclusive omakase-only restaurants, sushi is well-represented in Houston . Discerning chefs are lauded for optimizing their relationships with fishmongers from around the globe to ensure Houstonians are treated to the freshest of the fresh. And the creative liberties that many chefs take to produce dynamic menus, which break free from tradition, make eating sushi in Houston even more of a thrill. Whether it's delicate pieces of sashimi or tightly packed maki rolled to perfection, consider this list of the top sushi restaurants in Houston.
The best-selling of author of The Notebook broke the internet with his one-of-a-kind dish. Then shared the recipe for those daring enough to try it.
By: Megha McSwain
Made for up to 10 guests, the set is going for less than $100. October 25, 2024 Related To:
Tea services with Indian and Thai twists, posh lounges with steaming pots, and plenty of opportunities for kids to join in the fun — these are Houston's best tea services
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