Greggs Menu (2026): How to Order & Best Value Picks

The Greggs menu in 2026 is one of the best-value lunches in the UK — and it is also much bigger than most people realise. From the £1.35 sausage roll to hot baguettes, breakfast rolls, pizza slices, doughnuts and a full drinks range, there are well over 200 items across the menu. This guide explains how the menu is organised, what everything costs at a standard high-street shop, how to order in store, on the Greggs app or for delivery, and which picks give you the best value for your money.

If you just want the headline numbers: a sausage roll costs £1.35, a steak bake £1.85, the Breakfast Deal is £3.25, and meal deals start from £2.85. Everything below fills in the detail — category by category — so you can walk in knowing exactly what to order and what it should cost. You can see the full menu with every price on the Greggs menu prices homepage.

How the Greggs Menu Is Organised

Greggs groups its menu into clear categories, and once you know them, ordering gets much faster. Most shops carry the full range, though smaller shops and travel locations sometimes stock a reduced selection. Here is how each part of the menu works.

Savouries and Bakes

This is the heart of the Greggs menu and the reason most people walk through the door. The sausage roll (£1.35) is the icon — 311 calories and the cheapest hot item on the menu. Alongside it sit the steak bake (£1.85), chicken bake (£1.85), cheese & onion bake (£1.75) and the vegan sausage roll (£1.40), which at 302 calories is the plant-based twin of the original. Newer additions include the vegan steak bake (£1.85), the sausage, bean & cheese melt (£2.30) and seasonal bakes such as the steak & stilton bake (£2.50), which returned for autumn 2026. See the full range on our savouries and bakes page.

Breakfast — Served Until 11am

Breakfast runs every morning until 11am, and it is one of the best-value parts of the whole menu. Breakfast rolls start at £2.15 for the vegan sausage roll and £2.20 for bacon or sausage, while baguettes run from £2.90 to £3.40. Porridge starts at £1.45, a croissant is £1.25, and two hash browns cost £1.30. The real star is the Breakfast Deal at £3.25: any breakfast roll plus a regular hot drink or a 250ml orange juice. That deal alone can save you more than a pound compared with buying the items separately, which is why it features in our guide to the full Greggs breakfast menu.

Sandwiches, Baguettes, Rolls and Wraps

The cold lunch range is where prices climb a little, but the choice is wide. Sandwiches start at £2.60 for tuna mayonnaise & cucumber and £2.65 for egg mayo, with the roast chicken salad sandwich and BLT both at £3.10. Baguettes run from £3.80 to £4.10 — the roast chicken mayonnaise baguette is £3.80, the ham and cheese baguette £4.00, and the roast chicken and bacon club baguette £4.10. Oval bites, a slightly larger format, cost £4.05 to £4.20. If you want the best value here, look at the meal deals below rather than buying a baguette on its own.

Hot Food, Pizza and Burgers

Hot food is Greggs’ evening and lunch-upgrade range. Toasties cost £3.80 to £4.10, hot baguettes are £4.60, and the crispy chicken burgers run from £3.75 to £4.05. Pizza slices are a popular late-afternoon pick: margherita £2.60, pepperoni £2.80, spicy chicken £2.85 and buffalo £2.70, with two-slice boxes from £3.95. Pizza is also the centrepiece of the Evening Pizza Deal — a slice plus a cold drink from £2.85 after 4pm at participating shops.

Sweet Treats

Sweet treats are the cheapest way to finish a Greggs visit. Doughnuts start at £1.10 for a glazed ring or jam doughnut, rising to £1.70 for the vanilla custard cream. Cookies cost £1.10 to £1.80, muffins £1.50 to £1.75, and a yum yum is around £1.40. Seasonal treats rotate through the year — the pumpkin spice doughnut (£1.50) in autumn, the gingerbread man (£1.30) and sweet mince pie (around £1.00) at Christmas. A sweet treat plus a regular hot drink is also a meal deal in its own right, from £2.85.

Hot and Cold Drinks

Drinks complete the menu. A regular Americano is £1.80 and a regular latte £2.40, with large sizes at £2.50 and £3.00. Flavoured lattes — caramel, vanilla and salted caramel — are £3.00 regular and £3.60 to £3.70 large. Tea is £1.50 regular, hot chocolate £2.50 regular, and the seasonal gingerbread latte is £2.50. Cold drinks include iced Americanos (£2.10), iced lattes (£2.50), iced matcha lattes (£3.65) and bottled ready-to-drink lattes from £1.70. Full prices are on our hot drinks page.

What Everything Costs in 2026

Prices below are the standard high-street takeaway prices. City-centre and London shops typically charge 11–19% more, and airport, motorway and station shops 27–55% more, so the same sausage roll can cost £1.85 or more at an airport. Eating in adds 20% VAT. These are the anchor prices to remember:

• Sausage roll: £1.35 — the cheapest hot item on the menu
• Vegan sausage roll: £1.40
• Steak bake / chicken bake: £1.85
• Cheese & onion bake: £1.75
• Breakfast roll: £2.15–£2.60; breakfast baguette: £2.90–£3.40
• Breakfast Deal: £3.25 (roll + regular hot drink or juice, until 11am)
• Cold sandwich: £2.60–£3.10; baguette: £3.80–£4.10
• Pizza slice: £2.60–£2.85; two-slice box: £3.95
• Toastie: £3.80–£4.10; hot baguette: £4.60
• Doughnut: £1.10–£1.70; cookie: £1.10–£1.80
• Regular Americano: £1.80; regular latte: £2.40; regular tea: £1.50
• Core Lunch Deal: £4.25; The Big Deal: from £5.25

Greggs raised prices in early 2026 — the sausage roll went up 5p to £1.35 and the Breakfast Deal rose from £3.15 to £3.25 in May — but the company has confirmed no further price rises are planned for 2026. That makes the anchors above a reliable guide for the rest of the year.

How to Order at Greggs

There are three ways to order, and the right one depends on how much time you have and whether you want a deal.

In Store

Walk in, queue at the counter, and order. This is the fastest option for a single item, and it is the only way to see the full cabinet — including seasonal items that may not appear in the app straight away. Pay by card, cash or phone. If you are eating in, remember the price includes 20% VAT, so the same items cost more than the takeaway prices quoted in this guide.

On the Greggs App

The Greggs app lets you order ahead and collect, so your food is ready when you arrive. It also carries app-exclusive offers and the Greggs Rewards scheme, where regular visits earn free items. The app shows live prices for your chosen shop, which is the most reliable way to check what a specific branch charges — especially useful in London or at stations, where prices run higher than the standard prices in this guide.

Delivery — Just Eat and Uber Eats

Greggs delivers through Just Eat and Uber Eats, its two official delivery partners. Delivery prices can be higher than in-store prices, and delivery fees and minimum orders apply, so a delivery order is usually best for a group or a bigger basket rather than a single sausage roll. You can also check whether your local shop delivers by searching for Greggs in either app.

Greggs Meal Deals: The Best Value on the Menu

Meal deals are where Greggs’ affordable reputation really earns its keep. Buying items together almost always beats buying them separately, and the savings are biggest at breakfast and lunch.

• Breakfast Deal — £3.25: any breakfast roll plus a regular hot drink or 250ml orange juice, until 11am. A bacon roll (£2.20) and a regular latte (£2.40) bought separately cost £4.60, so the deal saves £1.35.
• Sweet Treat + Hot Drink — from £2.85: any pastry or sweet treat with a regular hot drink. A doughnut and a coffee for under £3 is hard to beat anywhere on the high street.
• Savoury Bake + Hot Drink — from £3.35: any savoury bake with a regular hot drink. A steak bake and an Americano for £3.35 is a complete light lunch.
• Cold Sandwich Deal — from £3.75: a selected cold sandwich with a cold or regular hot drink.
• Core Lunch Deal — £4.25: a sandwich, baguette or roll plus a snack (crisps, fruit pot or yoghurt) plus a hot or cold drink. This is the closest Greggs equivalent to a supermarket meal deal, and it is usually the best-value way to buy a full lunch.
• The Big Deal — from £5.25: any main, including hot baguettes and steak bakes, plus a side and a regular hot or cold drink.
• Evening Pizza Deal — from £2.85: a pizza slice plus a cold drink after 4pm at participating shops.

Our full comparison of Greggs meal deals vs supermarket meal deals breaks down the maths in detail — the short version is that Greggs wins on hot food, while supermarkets can edge ahead on cold sandwiches alone.

Best Value Picks on the Greggs Menu

If you want the most food for the least money, these are the picks that consistently come out on top:

• The sausage roll (£1.35) — still the cheapest hot food on the menu and filling enough as a snack or a light lunch with a drink.
• The Breakfast Deal (£3.25) — the single biggest saving on the menu, worth up to £1.35 against buying the items separately.
• The Core Lunch Deal (£4.25) — a full lunch of main, snack and drink for less than most single baguettes with a drink bought separately.
• The vegan sausage roll (£1.40) — only 5p more than the original, and the cheapest plant-based hot option anywhere on the high street.
• A doughnut and a coffee (£2.85 as a deal) — the cheapest way to get a hot drink and something sweet together.
• The Evening Pizza Deal (from £2.85) — a hot slice and a cold drink after 4pm for less than the price of many single sandwiches.

For tighter budgets, our guides to the best Greggs orders under £3 and best Greggs orders under £5 list every combination that fits those budgets.

Why Prices Vary by Shop

One thing that surprises first-time visitors is that the same item can cost different amounts at different Greggs shops. Greggs uses three pricing tiers: standard high-street shops charge the lowest prices, city-centre and London branches run 11–19% higher, and airport, motorway service station and train station shops run 27–55% higher. A sausage roll that costs £1.35 on the high street can cost around £1.45–£1.55 in central London and £1.85 or more at an airport.

The reason is rent and operating costs — a shop inside a station pays far more per square foot than one on a suburban high street. The Greggs app shows the exact prices for the shop you select, so it is worth a quick check before you order if you are somewhere unusual. Our guide to why Greggs prices are different in London explains the tiers in full.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest item on the Greggs menu?

The sausage roll at £1.35 is the cheapest hot item, and the sweet mince pie (around £1.00, seasonal) and glazed ring doughnut (£1.10) are the cheapest items overall at a standard high-street shop.

What is the best Greggs meal deal?

The Breakfast Deal at £3.25 offers the biggest saving — a breakfast roll plus a regular hot drink or juice, worth up to £1.35 less than buying the items separately. For lunch, the Core Lunch Deal at £4.25 (main, snack and drink) is the best all-round value.

How much is a Greggs sausage roll in 2026?

£1.35 at a standard high-street shop. It rose by 5p in early 2026, and Greggs has confirmed no further price rises are planned for 2026. London shops charge around £1.45–£1.55 and airport shops £1.85 or more.

Can you order Greggs for delivery?

Yes — Greggs delivers through its official partners Just Eat and Uber Eats. Delivery prices can be higher than in-store prices, and delivery fees and minimum orders apply, so delivery works best for group orders.

Does Greggs still serve breakfast after 11am?

No — breakfast is served until 11am daily, including weekends. After 11am the breakfast rolls and baguettes come off the menu, although porridge and pastries are available all day. See our guide to Greggs opening times and the breakfast cut-off.

Plan Your Next Greggs Visit

The Greggs menu rewards anyone who knows the deals: a £1.35 sausage roll for a quick snack, a £3.25 Breakfast Deal before 11am, or a £4.25 Core Lunch Deal for a full lunch. Check the full menu with prices before you go, confirm your local shop’s hours and prices in the Greggs app, and remember that prices vary by store — the figures in this guide are standard high-street takeaway prices.

Please note: prices shown are standard UK high-street takeaway prices and vary by store — London and city-centre shops typically charge 11–19% more, and airport and station shops 27–55% more. Eating in adds 20% VAT. This site is not affiliated with Greggs; always check the Greggs app for your local shop’s exact prices.