Louisiana is well-known for its food—and for good reason. From must-try restaurants to unique cooking classes, we break down memorable dining experiences for groups.

Brent Hines, who grew up on an exotic game ranch in Chico, Texas, is excited to bring chef-driven recipes to a convention center—and to help usher in a new catering kitchen that’s part of the venue’s planned $450 million expansion.

Successive generations of women chef-restaurateurs are expanding the dimensions of Boston’s culinary scene, which can be enjoyed by meeting groups today. 

If it’s fresh, chefs in the Sunshine State will find it. On the menu throughout Florida, a host of chefs are purveyors of local, fresh and farmed ingredients to create incredibly unique and delectable dishes for meetings groups. 

Charlotte, North Carolina, is making waves due to a bevy of upstart young chefs who are stirring the pot, so to speak, in the Queen City.

Javier Garcia Cerrillo, executive chef of Mexico’s Thompson Zihuatanejo, leverages the comforting and complex qualities of fire and smoke for group cooking classes and the menu at the resort’s Ceniza restaurant.

When groups come to Milwaukee, they’ll find that there’s plenty of variety for getting together over a good meal, from a known Bucks hangout in the Deer District to a French bistro overlooking Lake Michigan.

While dramatic scenery may be its signature lure, Arizona’s major metros are also turning heads with their arts and culinary masterpieces.

From South Bend down to Bloomington, with a stop in Fort Wayne and Indianapolis on the way, we break down some of the best places for attendees to enjoy the Hoosier State’s food and drink.