How about there

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

You can use "how about there" to suggest a place as an alternative, for instance: "We could go to the park, or "how about there" is the new cafe downtown?"

Instead of "how about there", you could say "how about that place?" or "how about over there?" to be more precise.

"How about there" is generally considered informal. In more formal contexts, it's better to specify the location more clearly, such as "have you considered that location?"

It's appropriate when "there" refers to a location already understood or visible to the people you're speaking to. If the location is not clear, it's better to use a more explicit reference.