We asked people if they were eating lunch or brunch
Definitely not breakfast
Catherine ReidNothing beats a lazy Sunday, but do you top your morning off with a classic fry up or sophisticated salmon and eggs?
By the time you’ve slept off your hangover it’s approaching midday – is it even acceptable to say you’re just having lunch anymore?
Kenneth, 36, psychotherapist
“It’s a tricky one. I had a cheeky pastry so I’ll have to say brunch.”
Chloe, 17, student
“Lunch.”
Zoe, 29, business owner
“Brunch.”
Andy, 30, Mindfulness Trainer
“Lunch.”
Jayne, 39, teacher and Kathryn, 37, Assistant Manager
Jayne: “Brunch. We don’t do it enough, it’s definitely brunch.”
Kathryn: “Brunch.”
Beth, 23, nanny
“Brunch, it’s really appropriate for a Sunday.”
Jenna, 20, student
“Brunch.”
Sven, 26, auditor
“Lunch.”
Dawn, 52, college tutor
“Brunch.”
Martina, 24, tourist
“Lunch.”
Alice, 23, tourist
“Lunch.”
Josh, 17, student
“Brunch.”