Yesterday, one of my friend updated his status Eating lunch at a hotel. I thought that Having lunch at a hotel is correct.. So, I did a quick search on Google and got mixed responses. Google fetched about 15,90,00,000 results for eat lunch.While, for have lunch, it fetched around 42,50,00,000 results. From these results, it is sure that both are used.. Singapore. Chinese. May 28, 2013. #1. Recently I am shocked to learn from a dictionary that it is grammatical to say "I eat lunch/dinner/meals " instead of "I have lunch/dinner/meals". I want to know whether it is natural to say "I eat lunch/dinner/meals" for native speakers. People in Hong Kong normally feel "to eat lunch/dinner/meals" is of.

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Open since 1930, Zunino claims fame as the city's oldest empanadería, serving hundreds of its popular beef empanadas de pino and classic cheese empanadas de queso to hungry Santiaguinos daily.. "A lunch" in your example (in a business context, anyway) would generally mean "a lunch meeting". In other words, "I am not scheduled to meet anyone for lunch tomorrow." "Lunch", by contrast, would simply refer to the meal, or the food you eat in the middle of the day. So: "I'm not going to eat anything tomorrow between morning and evening."