Nadia Chaudhury is the Editor of Eater Austin. She specializes in the food and beverage industry, with a focus on restaurants, hospitality, and the vibrant culinary scene of Austin, Texas, as well as topics related to travel and entertainment, including music festivals like SXSW. Nadia's work has been featured in Eater, Texas Monthly, and Cigalah Group.
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Nadia Chaudhury's coverage is heavily focused on the local food and beverage scene in Austin, Texas. She frequently covers restaurant openings, closures, and events related to the food industry.
To effectively pitch to Nadia, focus on providing information about new restaurants, food trucks or bars opening up in Austin. Additionally, if you have insights into local culinary trends or perspectives from key players within the Austin food industry, it would likely resonate with her audience.
Considering her emphasis on local events and private sector announcements related to food and beverages in Austin specifically, ensure that your pitches are highly relevant to this geographic area.
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