Greggs in London: photos, reviews

About

Greggs in London is a popular spot for those seeking an affordable bite, perfect for grabbing a quick breakfast or brunch. Known for their inviting variety of breads, sandwiches, and sweet treats like donuts, this chain bakery caters to both dine-in patrons with outdoor seating and those on the go with delivery and takeaway options. While customer reviews are mixed and there's room for improvement in quality control and service, the management demonstrates a willingness to make amends, often waiving costs for unsatisfactory items. Enjoy the complimentary Wi-Fi as you sip on your coffee, all for a budget-friendly price of 7 GBP per person.

Price

$$$$ 7 GBP

Meals

Breakfast, Branch

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Outdoor seating

Offering

Serving coffee

Payment

Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card, NFC payment

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

St John's Park (Stop L)

Bus stop 951 m walk

The Blue Bridge (Stop E)

Bus stop 884 m walk

Morden Wharf Road (Stop MV)

Bus stop 618 m walk

2.2

based on 95 reviews

Google

2.2/5 95 reviews

Geoffrey Pasifull

Food: 3

Not the best

raiem

Food: 1
Atmosphere: 2

Ordered a ham and cheese baguette today and the ham looked grey and smelled off. I mentioned it to the staff, but they seemed surprised and insisted it was fresh. They offered to waive the cost, but I wasn’t trying to get a freebie—just wanted to point out the issue. Ended up getting another baguette that was fine, but this wasn’t the first time I’ve had a strange experience here. Not sure I’ll be coming back. The same employee also made a snarky comment implying I had no money insinuating that to heat the baguette is more expensive. Having now seen the reviews myself it seems fitting I will avoid this place forever . The Greggs in my high street is 100x times better

Алла Кореньовська

Food: 2
Atmosphere: 1

I’d like to share some feedback about my recent visit. I came in to order some fries but was told they were unavailable. I then asked for just a Margherita pizza. However, the staff member who served it to me did so with a very unfriendly facial expression — as if I had come into their home and asked them for a personal favour. I believe management should pay more attention to how staff communicate with customers. A friendly attitude and basic respect should be the minimum standard for customer service.