Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I'm going out for lunch now. No you don't, my lad. I wish to complain about this parrot which I bought not half an hour ago from this shop. Oh right. A "Finnish Indigo". What's wrong with it? I'll show you what's wrong it, my lad. It's not living, that's ...
• "I'm going out to lunch" or "I'm going out for lunch." (I'm not eating at home/in the office today; I'm going to a restaurant instead.) "I'm going for lunch" (I'm going to a restaurant to pick up lunch and bring it back to the office. Can I get you anything ...
• Dec 29, 2009 ... Wow, I'm going out for lunch with my boss tomorrow, New Year's Eve, just the 2 of us, and I didn't think anything about it. In fact, I may even brag about it to my coworkers! Of course my office has a strict no gossip policy and I ...
• Hlumisa “I've transferred to my calls to you; I'm going out for lunch. I'll be back in an hour or so” Litha nodded “okay sisi” Hlumisa: there's a tuckshop down the road you can go grab something cela noba yenye ye interns ikubonise. Litha: ok sisi ...

• Mar 19, 2011 ... up vote 2 down vote. Here (central Scotland) we would never use "Out To Lunch" when talking about lunch
• it tends to be used to mean that you are mental:
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• Feb 12, 2007 ... English
• American. I would say "I'm going on my..." when going out for lunch, and perhaps I'd be more likely to say "I'm taking my lunch break" when eating right here in the office, but I think they're both correct and equal.
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• "I'm going out to lunch" or "I'm going out for lunch." (I'm not eating at home/in the office today; I'm going to a restaurant instead.) "I'm going for lunch" (I'm going to a restaurant to pick up lunch and bring it back to the office. Can I get you anything ...
• ). You could say going "Out for Lunch" and that would be fine.