Greggs Meal Deals Explained: Save Money on Every Visit

Greggs meal deals are the easiest way to pay less for your breakfast, lunch or afternoon snack. Instead of buying items one by one, you bundle them together for a fixed price — and every bundle costs less than the items would on their own. In 2026 there are four main deals: the Breakfast Roll Deal (£3.25), the Lunchtime Deal (£4.25), the Savoury & Hot Drink deal (from £3.35) and the Sweet Treat deal (from £2.85). Here is how each one works, when each one is available, which deal suits which time of day, and how to get the most from every visit. For the full details, see our meal deals page. Greggs Menu Prices UK is an independent price guide and is not affiliated with Greggs plc.

Breakfast Roll Deal — £3.25 (Until 11am)

The day starts with the Breakfast Roll Deal: any breakfast roll with any regular hot drink for £3.25. Choose a bacon, sausage or egg roll — double fillings cost the same — and pair it with a coffee, tea, latte or hot chocolate. The catch is the clock: the deal ends at 11am sharp. This is one of the cheapest hot breakfast deals on the high street, and the best way to start the day for well under £3.50. See our breakfast menu for everything served before 11am.

Lunchtime Deal — £4.25

The Lunchtime Deal is the heavyweight of the line-up: any sandwich, baguette or salad, plus a snack and a cold drink, for £4.25. Baguettes on their own cost £2.65–£3.45, so once you add a snack and a drink, the £4.25 bundle is a clear saving over buying everything separately. It is available during lunch hours and is the best-value way to buy a full lunch at Greggs. To maximise the deal, pick the most expensive baguette and the priciest snack available.

Savoury & Hot Drink Deal — From £3.35

The Savoury & Hot Drink deal pairs any bake or sausage roll with any regular hot drink from £3.35. A sausage roll on its own costs £1.35, so adding a hot drink through the deal costs from £2.00 extra — less than a coffee would usually cost alone. This deal runs all day, making it the go-to option for an afternoon snack or a late breakfast after the 11am cut-off.

Sweet Treat Deal — From £2.85

The Sweet Treat deal bundles any sweet treat with any regular hot drink from £2.85. It is the cheapest of the four deals and the perfect afternoon pick-me-up: a cake, cookie or doughnut with a coffee or tea. Like the savoury deal, it runs all day, so there is no clock to beat.

Which Deal Should You Choose?

It depends on the time of day and how hungry you are:

• Before 11am: the Breakfast Roll Deal (£3.25) is the obvious choice — it is cheaper than any other deal and includes a proper hot breakfast roll.
• Lunchtime: if you want a full lunch, the Lunchtime Deal (£4.25) gives you three items. If you only want a snack and a coffee, the Savoury & Hot Drink deal (from £3.35) is enough.
• Afternoon: the Sweet Treat deal (from £2.85) is the cheapest option and the natural pick for a mid-afternoon break.
• Travelling: remember that airport stores cost the most, so the deals save you the most money precisely where prices are highest.

How to Get the Most From Every Deal

• Know the cut-off times. The Breakfast Roll Deal ends at 11am. The other three deals run all day.
• Pick the priciest items in the bundle. Every deal is a fixed price, so choosing the most expensive roll, baguette or hot drink maximises your saving.
• Take away. Eat-in prices are higher because of VAT, so grab your deal to go for the standard price.
• Remember that prices vary by store. London stores cost more than standard shops and airport stores cost the most — but the deals are still the cheapest way to buy, wherever you are.

For a complete price list of everything included in the deals, browse our full Greggs menu with prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest Greggs meal deal?
The Sweet Treat deal, from £2.85 — any sweet treat with any regular hot drink.

Can I get the breakfast deal after 11am?
No. The Breakfast Roll Deal (£3.25) ends at 11am. After that, the Savoury & Hot Drink deal (from £3.35) is the closest alternative.

Do the deals apply to eat-in?
Eat-in prices are higher than takeaway prices because of VAT, so take your deal to go for the standard price.