Great quick service, very polite helpful staff. Food good and
james neill
Free off street parking, can't stay long it is
Harvey Pooley
The food was nice and the staff were friendly, however, there is no music to add an atmosphere which would've been
Sam Mills
Really cannot beat a Greggs when you are hungover on a Sunday morning.
Paul Jackson
It's a greggs so always
Robin Carrick
it is always busy but staff are very frendly and helpful and nothing is to much trouble for them the food is always hot and
Adrian Adamson
I visited the establishment on Clough Rd, this past Sunday lunchtime. Little did I know as I made my purchases that I would soon be fighting for my life. It was raining and I had my hood up, luckily for me, as I’m certain I narrowly avoided a serious head injury. As I walked away from the shop towards the main road, I was stunned and shocked to feel something hit my head. I glanced around, certain that I was about to be robbed by a couple of scallywags, after my sausage, bean and cheese melt. But no, there was no track-suited roadmen after my lunch. I glimpsed my black feathery assailant as it withdrew and took up position on the roof of a nearby building. Shocked, I realised that my attacker was very large and menacing crow. I eyed it suspiciously as I backed away towards the pavement. It just glared at me, with its dark, soul-less eyes. I managed to get across the road, and turned, just in time to see the “terror-dactyl” swoop from its perch and glide towards me. I immediately took up a defensive stance, ready for the winged onslaught. It clearly meant business, and I was more than a little afraid, but then I realised that I had a secret weapon. I had just purchased a Ham and Cheese baguette, which I could now utilise as a spear. As my feathery nemesis came within my reach, I let loose with my sandwich, scaring the blighter beyond belief, and as it squawked away in defeat, I knew that I had been victorious, and that I had made a wise purchase. I must apologise to the car driver, who bore witness to the savage attack; it looked like she was laughing, but it was probably PTSD. If you have the dashcam footage, please delete it - I don’t want the RSPB on my case.In summary, nice shop, great tasting and useful sandwich - probably saved my life.
Belal
Some Of The Best Coffee ☕
Sym Tomlinson
Nice food. Ran out of what I wanted but did check to see if they had any left that wasn't on the shelf. Helpful staff and quick service ??
Friendly staff & good coffee too!
Great quick service, very polite helpful staff. Food good and
Free off street parking, can't stay long it is
The food was nice and the staff were friendly, however, there is no music to add an atmosphere which would've been
Really cannot beat a Greggs when you are hungover on a Sunday morning.
It's a greggs so always
it is always busy but staff are very frendly and helpful and nothing is to much trouble for them the food is always hot and
I visited the establishment on Clough Rd, this past Sunday lunchtime. Little did I know as I made my purchases that I would soon be fighting for my life. It was raining and I had my hood up, luckily for me, as I’m certain I narrowly avoided a serious head injury. As I walked away from the shop towards the main road, I was stunned and shocked to feel something hit my head. I glanced around, certain that I was about to be robbed by a couple of scallywags, after my sausage, bean and cheese melt. But no, there was no track-suited roadmen after my lunch. I glimpsed my black feathery assailant as it withdrew and took up position on the roof of a nearby building. Shocked, I realised that my attacker was very large and menacing crow. I eyed it suspiciously as I backed away towards the pavement. It just glared at me, with its dark, soul-less eyes. I managed to get across the road, and turned, just in time to see the “terror-dactyl” swoop from its perch and glide towards me. I immediately took up a defensive stance, ready for the winged onslaught. It clearly meant business, and I was more than a little afraid, but then I realised that I had a secret weapon. I had just purchased a Ham and Cheese baguette, which I could now utilise as a spear. As my feathery nemesis came within my reach, I let loose with my sandwich, scaring the blighter beyond belief, and as it squawked away in defeat, I knew that I had been victorious, and that I had made a wise purchase. I must apologise to the car driver, who bore witness to the savage attack; it looked like she was laughing, but it was probably PTSD. If you have the dashcam footage, please delete it - I don’t want the RSPB on my case.In summary, nice shop, great tasting and useful sandwich - probably saved my life.
Some Of The Best Coffee ☕
Nice food. Ran out of what I wanted but did check to see if they had any left that wasn't on the shelf. Helpful staff and quick service ??
Restaurantji Recommends
Popped in for a quick cuppa and a steak bake. As always, the quality and service were excellent
Amazing deals before 11am lunchtime deals first Rate
Overall decent Greggs, parking is a pain tho if you've got a van
Good service and excellent ginger bread man for dunking in your coffee
Very nice but didnt hav much in