There’s been an explosion of micro and craft breweries all over the state of Florida in settings from historic warehouses to restored garages. With so many cropping up it’s impossible to name them all. Here are some notable independently owned breweries with some out-of-this-world brews.

Florida is known for its orange groves, but there’s so much more growing throughout the state, and even in hotel backyards.  

All across the Sunshine State restaurants are drawing groups with an array of unique themes. And diners don’t just come for the food—these restaurants have a history or a story, or are just plain fun.

Canyon Ranch in Tucson, Ariz., has long been a mainstay of everything related to wellness, and cuisine is no exception.

England has mercifully ended its culinary misery—and that’s good news for groups.

Las Vegas today offers a near-peerless collection of celebrity chefs, master sommeliers and world-class restaurants in one destination.

The Essex, which even carries the tag line “Vermont’s Culinary Resort,” has certainly got a lot cooking up in the kitchen for groups.

The San Francisco Bay Area is one of the world’s great culinary destinations.

Inland Mississippi is a place that has left a strong imprint on American literature.

Asheville, N.C., one of the fastest- growing cities for meetings in the Southeast, tempts groups.