Best Culinary Resorts in the U.S.

10 U.S. resorts where food is the main attraction.

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Best Culinary Resorts in the U.S.

10 U.S. resorts where food is the main attraction.

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10 U.S. resorts where food is the main attraction. 10 U.S. culinary resorts offer farm-to-table meals, cooking classes, and local wine tastings. Originally reported by Eater.

Food as vacation focus

Some hotels treat food as an afterthought, but culinary resorts let travelers plan trips around eating local cuisine without leaving the property.

Wildflower Farms, New York

Wildflower Farms, New York

Wildflower Farms offers 65 freestanding cottages with farm tours, honey-making classes, and a seasonal menu featuring lamb and pork raised on-site.

Quercus, Georgia

Afternoon Tea

Quercus has four cabins on 3,800 acres of working ranch with biodynamic farming, seasonal menus, and a 10-plus course tasting menu.

Mii Amo, Arizona

Afternoon Tea

Mii Amo provides 23 casitas with wellness activities and a farm-to-table restaurant serving seasonal produce and sweet treats.

Seminary Hill, New York

a full table of dishes on a rustic wood table

Seminary Hill features eight Shaker-style accommodations with views of the Delaware River and a cider-tasting program using 60 apple varieties.

Appellation Healdsburg, California

an appetizer platter featuring an antler and several tiny bites on a wooden tray with a dramatic presentation

Appellation Healdsburg has 108 rooms and three restaurants, with cooking classes taught by chef Charlie Palmer and winemaker tastings.

Los Poblanos, New Mexico

overhead shot of a protein on a plate with a small side vegetable, salad and a cocktail nearby

Los Poblanos is a historic inn with a 25-acre organic farm, lavender rows, and a restaurant sourcing meat from Native American Beef.

Ojai Valley Inn, California

korean style tofu over rice, with slivered scallions and mushrooms, in a gray bowl.

Ojai Valley Inn has six restaurants, including a four-course tasting menu at Olivella with honey from the resort’s apiary.

Grand Hotel, Michigan

Grand Hotel, Michigan

Grand Hotel offers 388 Victorian-style rooms and 13 bars/restaurants with a rotating five-course menu.

Windy Hill Farm, Tennessee

six wine bottles sitting on a crate in a field

Windy Hill Farm provides crappie fishing, quail hunting, and themed dinners teaching Appalachian food culture.

Hidden Pond, Maine

tortilla puffs up on a grill over an open fire

Hidden Pond features clapboard cottages with a farm-to-table restaurant serving heirloom tomatoes and local seafood.

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10 U.S. culinary resorts offer farm-to-table meals, cooking classes, and local wine tastings.

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