Canteen (noun)

1. A small, portable container for holding a drink, typically made of metal or plastic.
2. A small restaurant or café, especially one that serves food and drinks to soldiers or workers.

Origin:

Mid-17th century, from french cantine, from spanish alcantarilla, from arabic qantarah, from qantara to bridge, span, arch.

Examples:

1. He took a drink from his canteen.
2. He filled his canteen with water.
3. The canteen was a welcome stop for the hikers.
4. The canteen served hot meals for the soldiers.
5. The workers were able to get lunch at the factory canteen.