Greggs Pizza Slices & Hot Food: Evening Guide

Greggs Pizza Slices & Hot Food: Evening Guide

Greggs pizza slices are one of the best-value hot evening eats on the British high street. After 4pm, a slice and a cold drink can cost from £2.85 at participating shops, and a full pizza box starts at £3.95. This guide covers every pizza slice, the pizza boxes, the evening deal, and the rest of the hot food range — toasties, hot baguettes, burgers and sides — so you know exactly what to order and what it costs in 2026.

All prices below are standard high-street takeaway prices from our Greggs menu prices guide. Prices vary by store: city-centre and London branches typically run 11–19% higher, and airport, motorway and train-station shops 27–55% higher. Eating in adds 20% VAT. This site is not affiliated with Greggs.

Greggs Pizza Slices: Prices Compared

Greggs sells its pizza by the slice, which makes it easy to grab a quick hot bite without committing to a whole pizza. There are four slices on the menu, and the price gap between the cheapest and the most expensive is only 25p — so the real choice is flavour, not budget.

Every slice, ranked by price

• Margherita Pizza slice — £2.60. The classic: tomato and mozzarella, simple and reliably good. The most affordable slice on the menu.
• Buffalo Pizza slice — £2.70. A new autumn 2026 arrival, bringing a spicy buffalo-style topping to the pizza range.
• Pepperoni Pizza slice — £2.80. The crowd-pleaser. Pepperoni is the safe pick if you are ordering for someone else and do not know their taste.
• Spicy Chicken Pizza slice — £2.85. The priciest slice, and the one with the most going on — spicy chicken for anyone who finds a plain margherita a bit dull.

If you are choosing purely on value, the margherita at £2.60 wins. If you want the most flavour per pound, the buffalo slice at £2.70 is the interesting middle ground — a new item, only 10p more than the margherita. For a full rundown of the baked range that sits alongside pizza, see our savouries and bakes page, where the sausage roll still leads at £1.35.

Greggs Pizza Boxes: Better Value for Sharing

One slice is a snack; a box is a meal. Greggs sells pizza boxes in three sizes, and the per-slice cost falls as the box grows:

• 2 Slice Pizza Box — £3.95. Two slices for less than buying them separately at full slice price in most cases — a solid solo dinner.
• 4 Slice Pizza Box — £6.40. That works out at £1.60 per slice, a big saving on the £2.60–£2.85 single-slice prices.
• 6 Slice Pizza Box — £8.85. At under £1.50 a slice, this is the best-value way to buy Greggs pizza, and the obvious pick for two people or a small group.

The maths is simple: if you are eating two or more slices, the box beats individual slices every time. The 4-slice box at £6.40 is the sweet spot for one hungry person or two light eaters, while the 6-slice box at £8.85 comfortably feeds two.

The Evening Pizza Deal: From £2.85 After 4pm

The star of the evening range is the Evening Pizza Deal: a pizza slice plus a cold drink from £2.85, available after 4pm at participating shops. It is one of the cheapest hot evening meals you will find anywhere on the high street — cheaper than most supermarket meal deals, and hot rather than chilled.

A few things worth knowing. First, it is a participating-shops offer, so not every Greggs will run it — shops with shorter evening hours may not. Second, the “from” matters: the deal price depends on the slice you pick, so a spicy chicken slice will cost a little more than the base figure. Third, it pairs naturally with the rest of the evening range below if you want something extra on the side.

Our earlier guide to getting Greggs even cheaper covers more deal-stacking ideas, including how the meal deals compare with buying items separately.

Hot Food Beyond Pizza: Toasties, Hot Baguettes and Burgers

Pizza gets the evening attention, but the hot food range is wider than most people realise. If pizza does not appeal, these are the hot alternatives.

Toasties

• Ham and Cheese Toastie — £4.10. The classic, and hard to get wrong.
• Cheese and Caramelised Onion Toastie — £4.10. The vegetarian pick, with a sweetness that lifts it above a plain cheese toastie.
• BBQ Chicken Toastie — £4.10. Smoky and filling.
• Chicken & Pepperoni Toastie — £3.80. A new autumn 2026 item and the most affordable toastie on the menu.

Hot baguettes

All three hot baguettes cost £4.60: Hot Ham and Cheese, Hot Southern Fried Chicken, and Hot Spicy Chipotle Chicken. At that price they sit above the toasties, but they are also bigger and more substantial — a proper lunch or dinner rather than a snack. The southern fried chicken baguette is the one to pick if you want something that feels like a full meal.

Burgers

• Mayo Crispy Chicken Burger — £3.75. The most affordable burger.
• Spicy Crispy Chicken Burger — £3.85. Only 10p more, with a kick.
• Korean Crispy Chicken Burger — £4.05. The premium option in the burger range.

For context, the Big Deal — any main, hot or cold, plus a side and a drink — starts from £5.25, and the Hot Sandwich Combo (hot sandwich, wedges and a drink) starts from £4.95. If you are ordering a hot baguette or burger plus a side and drink anyway, check the deal price before paying for items separately.

Hot Sides Worth Adding

The sides round out an evening order. Southern Fried Chicken Goujons are around £2.50, Southern Fried Potato Wedges around £2.70, Spicy BBQ Chicken Bites around £2.30, Mozzarella & Cheddar Bites around £2.80, and Tomato Soup around £2.60. These are approximate prices that vary more between shops than the core items, so treat them as a guide rather than a promise.

Wedges are the best partner for a burger or toastie, turning a £3.75–£4.05 burger into a filling meal for roughly £6.50–£6.75 before a drink. Goujons are the better pick alongside pizza, where you already have the bread and cheese covered and just want extra protein.

Evening Ordering Tips

First, time your visit: the Evening Pizza Deal only kicks in after 4pm, so a 3:30pm visit misses it. Second, check availability — hot items sell out, and the most popular slices go first in the evening rush. Third, remember the tier pricing: a £2.60 margherita slice at a standard shop can cost noticeably more at a station or airport branch, so the evening deal is at its best value on an ordinary high street. Finally, if you are eating in, add 20% VAT to your mental total; takeaway is the cheaper option.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a Greggs pizza slice in 2026?

Pizza slices cost £2.60 for margherita, £2.70 for buffalo, £2.80 for pepperoni and £2.85 for spicy chicken at standard high-street shops, takeaway. Prices vary by store and are higher in London and at airport and station branches.

What is the Greggs Evening Pizza Deal?

The Evening Pizza Deal is a pizza slice plus a cold drink from £2.85, available after 4pm at participating Greggs shops. It is one of the most affordable hot evening meals on the high street.

Is a Greggs pizza box better value than slices?

Yes. A 4-slice box costs £6.40 (£1.60 per slice) and a 6-slice box £8.85 (under £1.50 per slice), both well below the £2.60–£2.85 single-slice prices. Buy a box if you are eating two or more slices.

What hot food does Greggs sell besides pizza?

Greggs also sells toasties from £3.80, hot baguettes at £4.60, crispy chicken burgers from £3.75, plus hot sides including wedges, goujons and chicken bites. Availability varies by shop and time of day.

The Bottom Line

For an affordable evening bite, start with the Evening Pizza Deal from £2.85 after 4pm, or step up to a pizza box — £3.95 for two slices, £6.40 for four, £8.85 for six — if you are sharing or extra hungry. Beyond pizza, the chicken and pepperoni toastie at £3.80 and the mayo crispy chicken burger at £3.75 are the most affordable hot mains. Check the full range on our Greggs menu prices page before you go, and remember prices vary by store. This site is not affiliated with Greggs.