"What to Eat with" Cajun in a box!

 “Social dining is when someone goes out for dinner (generally with a group, or to meet up with a group) in the early hours of the evening (between 4:00pm and 6:00pm), and don’t come home until late that night or early the next morning (between 10:00pm and 1:00am). This is referred to as social dining because it is not possible to spend that much time eating, and the social aspect causes the extended time period.” – Urban Dictionary   

 Enjoy authentic food that's amazing!

Not only do social dining experiences allow you to discover new cuisine, but they also allow you to try the most authentic and genuine dishes that the locals eat themselves. Even nationals and locals visiting their cities will discover new twists on traditional plates. That’s the beauty of local social dining – there’s always something new to try!

Traveling can be a lonely experience, especially if you’re traveling for the first time, so social dining experiences are perfect for meeting new people and making local contacts to show you the ropes! You never know, you could meet someone from your home country, make new travel contacts for future trips or find a fellow lone travel with similar hobbies that you can dine out with for the rest of your trip!

  While bustling restaurants and local stand up bars are a great environment for an evening out, sometimes you just want to sit in a comfortable living room and eat some good food. For those nights, social dining is perfect! Enjoy a comfortable evening in with other friendly travelers hungry for cultural enlightenment and dine in the kitchen, the cozy living room or a waterfront deck 

South Louisiana or Cajun Country, has been called the greatest pantry, because of the diversity of nature's bounty, from the prairies to the Gulf of Mexico, abundant food for the Hunter gatherers fisheries, farms, gardens, domestic livestock, the freshest of vegetables grains, corn, diverse, Heritages, cultures, and Traditions practiced everyday by each. You have Cajun Country, 

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 Throughout Cajun country, there's dinner clubs, friends plan out their supper club with friends, I cook Monday night for our club of 6 in the group, then you cook for the group, on Tuesday, so on. Traditions, Foods, events, music, dance,