Emma Balter is the Editor in Chief at Houstonia. With a focus on hospitality and leisure, travel and tourism, and regional interest, she explores the vibrant culinary landscape of Houston and beyond. Emma's work has been featured in Chron, Houstonia Magazine, and Texas Monthly.
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Emma Balter's coverage primarily focuses on lifestyle topics with a local (United States, Texas, Houston) perspective. She frequently covers events and private sector announcements in the Houston area, particularly related to food, restaurants, and local happenings.
Given her focus on lifestyle content centered around Houston's dining scene and events, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into upcoming local events or new developments within the city’s culinary landscape. Additionally, if you have an interesting angle related to the evolving restaurant industry or seasonal events in Houston, it could capture Emma's attention.
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By: Emma Balter
Just don't call it fusion.
Street food, mezcal, and the magic of this Mexican city.
By: Emma Balter, Sofia Gonzalez
It’s time to enjoy the breeze.
By: Phoebe Gibson, Emma Balter, Sofia Gonzalez
Kolaches, conchas, croissants, oh my.
By: Emma Balter, Sofia Gonzalez
Soup dumplings, dry pot, dim sum, and more.
What is it like to spend the night at this new addition to the Heights? We took a staycation to find out.
If you can tear yourself away from the pitch, you’ll find much to love in the country’s fourth-largest city.
By: Brittany Britto Garley, Emma Balter
After Beryl and a quiet 2025—don't get too comfortable.
It may be better known for its prison, but the small East Texas city is for the real Sam Houston heads too.
