refreshmentpermit

noun
UK /rɪˈfreʃməntˌpɜːmɪt/
US /rɪˈfreʃməntˌpɜːrmɪt/

A refreshment permit is a special piece of paper that lets someone sell drinks and snacks at an event.

The school fair organizer got a refreshment permit so they could sell lemonade and cookies.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An official approval allowing a temporary stand to serve light food and drinks.

The town issued a refreshment permit for the marathon's water station.

3. A document that lets a club sell soft drinks during a fundraiser.

Without a refreshment permit, the club could not sell sodas at the game.

4. Permission from a venue to bring in and serve snacks for guests.

The museum gave the wedding planner a refreshment permit for the reception.