Producer
Sara Marie D'Eugenio
Deputy Art Director
Sara D’Eugenio lived in Virginia, New York, and Georgia before settling in Seattle. Over her five-year professional career, she’s been a project-based photographer for the U.S. Departments of Congress and Finance and for Travel Channel’s Man vs. Food. She has also been a designer and retoucher at Conde Nast’s Self and art director for a coastal Georgia magazine.
Two highlights of her career so far were learning how to create iPad magazines from the staff at Wired and working with photographer Dan Winters.
At Seattle Met she designs features and various departments, including Mudroom and Dining Out. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with her cats and photographing food.
Watering Hole
Hotel Albatross Does Tiki in Ballard
Review
T-Doug’s Cantina Casual
Review
What Makes a Good Bar?
Critic's Notebook
How Well Do You Know Your Seattle Restaurants?
Review
Lark. Slab. Bitter. Raw.
Best Restaurants
35 Essential Seattle Dining Experiences
Critic's Notebook
By Far the Best Thing to Have with a Sandwich Is…
Review
Manolin Lights Up in Fremont
Heavy Petting
Yep, I Went to the Popup Cat Cafe
Review
Gluten-Free Done Right
Critic's Picks
Downtown Restaurants to Stop While You Shop
Critic's Notebook
The Prime Seattle Restaurant Neighborhood You May Be Overlooking
Meat Matters
This Is What a $169 Hot Dog Tastes Like
Restaurant Review
Pomerol is Fremont by Way of France
Rainmakers
Halo Launches Live Action Series
Feline Matters