Which of the following Group A occupancies includes assembly uses intended for food and/or drink consumption?

Group A-2 occupancy specifically encompasses assembly uses that are intended for food and/or drink consumption. This classification includes establishments where people gather for dining and entertainment, such as restaurants, banquet halls, nightclubs, and similar venues. The focus is on spaces designed primarily for eating and drinking, creating an environment conducive to these activities.

The other occupancy groups within the A classification serve different purposes; for example, Group A-1 is typically reserved for assembly uses like theaters or auditoriums without food service, while Group A-3 includes assembly facilities such as gymnasiums and places of worship that do not primarily offer food and drink. Group A-4 relates to arenas with spectator areas, usually not focused on dining. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for building inspectors, as each group has specific code requirements and safety considerations based on their intended use.