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Mario A. Cortez
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Food and Restaurant Reporter, San Francisco Chronicle
Restaurant reporter @sfchronicle. SD-Tj siempre
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Mona Holmes
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Reporter, Eater Los Angeles
Storyteller. James Beard nominee. Tweets about food, SoCal, and beyond. Reporter for @EaterLA and @kcrw contributor. Find me mostly elsewhere on social media.
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Mike Schramm
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Writer, Freelance
Writer, musician, artist in LA. Director of Research at Interpret.la (formerly NPD, EEDAR, Joystiq, TUAW). Now posting at mastodon.sdf.org/@mikeschramm
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Phaedra Cook
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Editor and Publisher, Houston Food Finder
Editor/Publisher of Houston Food Finder; a business owner who happens to write about restaurants and loves two cities. #houston #sandiego
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Darlene Horn
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Writer and Editor, Freelance
Pop culture/puppy aficionado. FilAm Recovering Zagat writer, Eater San Diego, Thrillist. #GreenNewDeal #M4A 🌹 darleneeats.bsky.social
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Rebecca Roland
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Associate Editor, Eater
writing & editing @eater southern california + southwest/@vox_union — also a film photographer for hire sometimes
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Kelly Bone
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Writer, Eater San Diego
Vegan because it's the least I can do. Freelance food writer who knows too much about pizza. Instagram.com/kellybone
Roxana Becerril
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Journalist, Writer and Content Creator, Freelance
Mexicana, Writer, Journalist ✍🏻 | Board @NAHJSDTJ | @latimes @SDUT @SanDiegoMag @Eater @Mental_Floss @LaPrensaSD + roxanabecerril2@gmail.com 💌
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GET STARTED FOR FREEFrequently Asked Questions
How do I find journalists featured in Eater San Diego?
Use filters like beat, industry, location, or journalist type to narrow your search to people who have contributed to Eater San Diego. You’ll see profiles that match those criteria.
Do you offer contact emails for journalists at Eater San Diego?
Yes. Verified contact details (such as emails, LinkedIn, and X) are unlocked with a premium subscription. Free users can view profiles, but contact fields are redacted.
Can I filter Eater San Diego journalists by location or beat?
Absolutely. You can focus your search by country, city/state, or specific beats to target journalists from Eater San Diego working in those areas.
What information is included in a journalist profile from Eater San Diego?
Each profile includes journalist type, role, beat(s), industry, outlet(s), location, and recent articles — so you can see what they cover and where.
Can I export a list of Eater San Diego journalists for outreach campaigns?
Yes. Premium users can export lists of journalists affiliated with Eater San Diego into CSV or XLSX files for your campaigns.
How often are profiles for journalists from Eater San Diego updated?
We refresh profiles regularly to ensure the outlet affiliations, roles, beats, and contact details remain accurate.
Why filter by outlet instead of only by beat or industry?
Outlets often signal audience, editorial style, and trust. Targeting Eater San Diego journalists ensures your pitch reaches people who already publish where your ideal readers go.
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