go for a coffee or go for coffee

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What is the correct phrase:"go for a coffee" or go for coffee"?
 
You can use either.
 
Is it "go for a/- coffee" or "go out for a/- coffee"?
 
You can use either one.
 
You can also stay in for a coffee; it's usually much cheaper!
 
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