Matthew Poole and continuators on 1 Corinthians 10:27

27 If any of them which believe not, bid you to a feast , and ye be disposed to go, whatsoever is set before you eat , asking no questions for conscience sake.

The Apostle puts another case, in which they might lawfully enough eat of meat offered to an Idol, that was in case any of their Neighbours that were Heathens, invited them to dinner or supper in a private house (some add, or in the Idols Temple, if it were a Feast of friendship, not a Feast upon a Sacrifice, but I doubt that; and also whether in the Idol-Temples there were any Feasts but upon Sacrifices)

he determineth it lawful for them to go and eat whatsoever was set before them; but in this case he would also have them ask no questions for conscience sake.

Marginal references: Luke 10.7.