The phrase "a refreshment table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a table set up to provide food and drinks, typically at an event or gathering.
Example: "At the conference, there will be a refreshment table in the lobby where attendees can grab snacks and beverages during breaks."
Alternatives: "snack table" or "beverage station".
Doughnuts and a fresh pot of coffee waited on a refreshment table.
A six-foot-high model of an oil derrick with a sign that said "Drill Here, Drill Now" stood next to a refreshment table.
WICHITA, Kan .— Dr. George R. Tiller was standing beside a refreshment table inside his church, discussing his fondness for doughnuts, when a man walked up, pressed a gun against the doctor's head and fired, a fellow church member recalled Tuesday.
Her mother, Jennifer, and younger brother, Bryce, maintained a refreshment table that featured small cups of Mountain Berry Blast-flavored Powerade, the drink that would be available during the race itself.
Have a refreshment table.
Standing on a chair behind the refreshment table, he thanked the crowd for attending "the one-year anniversary of my freedom from death threats".
While she put it in our oven to heat, her 6-year-old daughter made a dash for the refreshment table, and before her mother could stop her, she had jammed several kisses in her mouth.
One finds it here not only on the beaches, where skin is displayed with seeming nonchalance, but also on the Acropolis, where young American tourists stand idly in tight cut-off jeans, or behind the refreshment table of a woman's road race.
When Mireille is asked to take off her clothes at an audition, Daniel smashes the refreshment table and video cameras as if he were Jesus casting the moneylenders out of the temple.
He got up, walked over to the refreshment table, and helped himself to a cup of coffee and a couple of butter cookies.
The high standards extended to the refreshment table.
