canteen

(eg. butterfly, hindu, symbol )

canteen /kæn ˈtin/ ?

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(n) a flask for carrying water; used by soldiers or travelers
(n) sells food and personal items to personnel at an institution or school or camp etc.
(n) a restaurant outside; often for soldiers or policemen
(n) a recreation room in an institution
(n) restaurant in a factory; where workers can eat

There's also a canteen nearby that provides travelers with breakfast, lunch and steak dinners.
In addition to being a respected scientist, Bruce Ivins was a Red Cross volunteer, manning the canteen.
After four months they could write a letter, read news, and soon the canteen was a nightly humbuzz of coolies studying Basic Chinese aloud.

"Jack had been with her for a few hours and had gone to get a cup of tea in the canteen when this happened," Mr Clifford added. "She woke up to find this woman leaning over her. She was not hurt but was very shaken up as you can imagine."
on Mar 8, 2009 By: Max Clifford Source: BBC News
Mourinho said: "Do I want him to play? Of course yes. I miss him on the pitch. Since April I only see him in the medical room and sometimes at lunch in the canteen. Because I am not a doctor, the Chelsea doctor reports that the player will not be...
on Sep 15, 2007 By: Jose Mourinho Source: U.TV
"The fact they have been linked is great for them," added Bruce. "It (the article) is now on the notice board in the canteen, whilst we made sure Palacios and Valencia had red bibs on this morning in training. It's all part of the banter, but...
on Apr 17, 2008 By: Steve Bruce Source: ITV.com