The phrase "at this favourite" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to a specific favorite location or item, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "I always enjoy spending time at this favorite café of mine."
Alternatives: "at this preferred" or "at this beloved".
Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male 75ml eau de toilette Wilkinson is selling this favourite at £29.97, but check with your nearest store before you set off.
Cannon Ct, Longrow West, Nottingham NG1 6JE; 0115 955 1013; alleycafe.co.uk Delilah Deli Tapas and specials at this Nottingham favourite.
Cocktails from £7. 16a Queen Street, 0131-226 6343, bramblebar.co.uk Head through the beautiful Victorian galley bar at this student favourite and you will find a large back room where, daily at 3pm, they screen films free.
Rua Major Lopes 172, São Pedro, + 55 31 2535 1122, krug.com.br It's hard to tell where the pavement ends and the bar begins at this corner favourite, where unrelenting crowds, happily ensconced or else angling for a table, make it even harder to navigate.
Within five minutes, we were staring nervously at this: My favourite part is the bit I think might be its face.
He was comfortably held by Boston Bob on his only subsequent start, but it looks significant that his shrewd connections are prepared to have another crack at the favourite on this ground.
From 1936 until 1991 Alfred Wainwright stayed regularly at this place, his favourite base for exploring Lakeland.
"I was born in Cape Town and cricket has always been my passion, so to achieve this milestone at my favourite ground makes it even more special," he said.
I first tasted this stir-fry at my favourite restaurant in Cochin and was lucky enough to be allowed in the kitchen to scribble down the recipe.
This local favourite, at no 1543, specialises in seafood, serving mixed platters and deep-fried snapper.
