Have got – is used primarily in English sentences to show that we possess something, expressing ownership:
I have got a new car.
– I have a new car.
We haven't got any money?
– We don't have any money.
Have you got children?
– Do you have children?
Have is used primarily in English sentences to express an action:
The kids have breakfast at school.
– The kids have breakfast at school.
Let's have a walk after work!
– Let's go for a walk after work.
Can we have a sandwich and a Coke, please?
– Can we have a sandwich and a Coke, please?
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