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go for or go with Please advise the correct option for the phrase to be used in a restaurant: I will go for a salad or I will go with a salad? Which one is sound natural? Thanks!

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Interesting question. If the waiter or waitress said to me for example, do you want chips or salad with your hamburger, I would say either: "I'll go for the salad" or "I'll go with the salad." I might say : I'm going for a curry" to indicate that I will go out to an Indian restaurant to eat a curry. "go with" is not correct here. Of course, it would be unusual to say "salad" instead as people don't normally go out mainly to eat a salad.
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I will go with a salad is the more "natural" sounding of the two sentences.
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They both sound fine to my ear, let's see how it goes to native English speakers....

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