Greggs

Reviews

• MS

  Max Sykes

  Jul 28, 2026
  4.0
  Bit dity and rude teenagers but good food
• NM

  Nick Martin-Smith

  Jun 12, 2026
  5.0
  Visited a couple of times … each time impressed by the super-friendliness of the staff here - with the food being good quality and very reasonably priced, it makes it a nice place to come back to.
• DR

  Denise Roberts

  May 29, 2026
  3.0
  Dirty place tables and floor filthy, also the toilets are disgusting
• GG

  gwhear

  May 24, 2026
  1.0
  Crappy hand written sign on door saying closed at 1730- by 1600 doors were closed and staff had removed ALL food. Go else where
• FF

  Francesca

  Apr 18, 2026
  1.0
  If you’re thinking of using the toilets at Greggs, don’t. Honestly, just don’t. First off, what’s the point of needing a code to get in when it quite clearly feels like it’s been open to absolutely everyone for weeks? The lock gives a false sense of control, because the moment you step inside, it’s obvious no one is actually monitoring or maintaining it. The cleanliness — or complete lack of it — is beyond shocking. It genuinely makes you question whether it’s ever cleaned at all. The smell hits you immediately and is indescribably bad — not just unpleasant, but the kind that makes you want to leave instantly. The toilet seat itself had what looked like brown or red smears on it (yes, really), and the surrounding area was absolutely filthy. The floor, the base of the toilet — all of it looked neglected to a level that shouldn’t be possible in a functioning business. And that’s the real issue here: this is a food premises. The contrast between serving food and maintaining facilities like this is honestly alarming. It completely undermines any confidence in hygiene standards overall. I had my four-year-old with me who needed to use the toilet, and it was such a state that I had to get him to hover and practically beg him not to touch anything. No parent should have to do that in a place that’s meant to be safe and clean. I’ve genuinely been in cleaner toilets at bus stations — and that’s saying something. This wasn’t just “a bit messy” or “needs attention.” It was absolutely atrocious. Completely unacceptable. This isn’t just embarrassing — it’s a health violation. And it doesn’t stop at the toilets. Yes, selling pastries naturally comes with a bit of mess, but this goes far beyond that. The store itself looks like it’s barely ever swept, tables don’t appear to be wiped down regularly, and the bins are consistently overflowing. It gives the impression that basic cleanliness and upkeep just aren’t a priority at all, which only makes the state of the toilets feel even worse.

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