The phrase "local specials" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to unique dishes or deals that are exclusive to a certain area or region. Example: "Be sure to try the local specials at this authentic Italian restaurant, they are known for their delicious homemade pastas and fresh seafood dishes."
Melbourne's tag as "gourmet capital of the southern hemisphere" is well earned: global immigrants have stirred local specials into its tasty pot - with a side garnish of fine modern Aussie cooking and terrific coffee.
These can work on a tiny scale: the developers of an iPhone app for tracking local specials use a Filipino call-center for contacting bars and restaurants across the country.
Uber confirmed to TechCrunch that a test quietly running in markets around India allows restaurants to bundle several food items together and sell them at a discounted price in exchange for promoted placement by Uber Eats in a featured section of local "Specials".
Joining her were local special guests Courtney Act, Trevor Ashley and Paul Capsis.
If this seems overly idealistic, go to a local Special Olympics competition.
Peter Lee One way is to draw on expertise of outreach from local special schools.
Since August, its troops have been monitoring the work of local "special police"—in effect, bodyguards especially those protecting Mr Karadzic.
Some drink the local special, jet-five, so called because the fermentation of maize and sorghum is sped up with pilfered jet fuel.
In Haringey, local special schools have tried out it as a tool for assessment but then discovered it has other uses.
Lomeshaye Marsh Local Nature Reserve is a small nature reserve in Lancashire that is looked after and developed by a local special needs school – PCHS.
Authorities could dip into the pot if, for example, a family's rent was more than £400 but one of their children attended a local special school.
