"eating facilities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically means places where food can be prepared and consumed such as a restaurant, cafe, or cafeteria. For example, "The school has enhanced its eating facilities to include healthier meal options."
In addition to the classrooms and eating facilities, there is a 241-seater movie theater that has been attracting sizable audiences.
Open-plan houses (living, dining, eating facilities without separate rooms) work splendidly and beautifully for some people but might not be the ideal answer for a family with many children and a desire for privacy at the same time.
The Buddhist Council had decided not to build a temple on Staten Island, "because it is in a barren site, difficult to reach and far from eating facilities for worshippers," and "also it is necessary to cross the sea from New York to reach the island, after which a long journey inland is required".
I know when I got there, and through much of the time I was there, there were only hotels or our congregate facilities, of which we had four, none with private rooms, We developed the concept of a congregate facility that includes private rooms with congregate eating facilities and showering facility and so on.
When students have easy access to (on-campus) eating facilities, they seem to get tempted more easily.
Recent strategies published to help reduce transmission of enteric pathogens from farm animals to children include informing the public about risk for transmission of enteric pathogens from farm animals to humans, separating eating facilities from animal contact areas, and providing adequate handwashing facilities (29).
If the country house analogy is not too strained, it might be thought of as the great hall, and indeed it is, for it functions not only as an eating facility but also as a general communal space, creating a visual and symbolic focus for the disparate wings of the building.
A petition with signatures and addresses of Greensboro citizens in favor or in opposition to "public eating facility integration". Petitions are predominantly in support of integration.
The meeting place had to have some kind of eating facility, a public restroom and it had to be nearby.
The structure will house a restaurant, "floating" like a satellite 80 feet above the airport, and on top of the glassed eating facility will be an observation deck with 360-degree view of the $50-million 50-millionrport.
These provided sleeping, eating and washing facilities for the Airmen and women stationed at RAF Handforth.
