come around to something—(also: come round to something )
1. visit a place near one’s home:
- The groundskeeper asked me to come around to his place tomorrow night for a barbie.
2. find time for smth.; deal with smth. (when more important matters have been dealt with):
- I let him come around to telling me on his own time what is going on.
go around to something—(also: go round to something ) = come around to something 1:
- I found Greg still in bed the next morning when I went around to his place.