WordNet
n. a restaurant outside; often for soldiers or policemen [syn: canteen]
Usage examples of "mobile canteen".
A red mobile canteen was handing out free hamburgers to Mr Beefy supporters.
At a few minutes past eight on a cold and dark Monday morning the parking area should have been an expanse of emptiness dotted with the odd car belonging to members of the morning shift, but today it was tightly crammed with a congestion of assorted vehicles: army trucks, a hired coach, the mobile canteen from county headquarters, and two small vans which, at first, Mullett did not recognize until the petulant whinings and yappings from within told him they were the dog handler's transport.
He watched the mobile crane move off, and the shiny figures of the men gratefully dear the road, heading for the mobile canteen he had ordered for the purpose.
Nick lost the toss and waited for the mobile canteen to buy coffee and sandwiches.
A mobile canteen pulled up near the radio-van, claiming a few of the faithful.