You can't really go wrong with this bakery, or well any Greggs really. It sells a good variety of…read moresandwiches, cakes, breads and savoury pastries, which is probably why it's always busy at lunchtimes during the week and all day Saturday. The local school kids will often be in here getting breakfast on the way to school (do yum yums count as breakfast?), and it always draws the locals as it's a good place to get food on the go. Staff are friendly and tot up the bill in their heads, and there are discounts if you buy more than one of certain items. i.e. buy four jam doughnuts and you save yourself 35p.

How can greggs possibly be called a bakers, I arrived at Gillingham high street branch at 6 .50 am…read moreonly to be told they have no rolls or bread for sale today.is this bad in store management or is supplying ready to eat food there only priority?

I really like this bakers in Gillingham High Street, It is situated just round the corner from…read moreGreen Street and is opposite W H Smiths. They have a lovely selection of things to buy for your lunch like baguettes and rolls and sandwiches plus they sell hot snacks too like sausage rolls and vegetable apsties. They sell bread and cakes too and they all taste nice. The staff are friendly in there.

fresh bread at great prices, fresh made sandwiches avaliable all day and a nice selection of…read moredrinks. great for fresh bread and cakes and a nice alternative for lunch on the go.

this is another one of the popular bakeries in grays town, its placed in the main precinct, theres…read morealways customers there and its quite popular, they are reasonable on price offer good customer service and good food.

Their bread is good but cakes and buns tasted stale and synthetic . The staff are overly friendly…read moretoo . Bit of a weird experience.

Cant fault them, fantastic staff which are more than happy to help. Bread and cakes are great…read morealways fresh.

So this is a little Caribbean bakery, just a short walk away from West Croydon station (in the…read moreThornton Heath direction). It is very modest, inside and out but don't let that put you off! I opted for the jerk chicken sandwich with cheese and jerk sauce. And oh my! It was sooooo good! The jerk chicken was shredded in a white roll with a slice of burger cheese. They heated it up and added the sauce and it was really tasty! Really well spiced and very moreish. Also the price isn't bad at £2.50 for quite a large portion! And it's homemade on the premises! Amazing!

Gregg's is a cheap run of the mill bakers. No real specialities just the traditional loafs of bread…read morelike tin, bloomer etc. I go here for a pastie and soup. Usually the soup is tomato which tastes like a watered down version of Heinz canned soup. Still that is actually how I like it (I always add water to my canned soup at home). They have a good selection of cakes and sandwiches but don't expect anything unique or unusual. Gregg's in the Watling is small and has been there for years. It is really the only bakers in the area so they always seem to be busy. The bread and rolls always taste fresh and the prices are pretty unbeatable.

Nice sandwich bar with friendly local atmosphere. This sells the usual sandwiches and coffees at…read moregood prices and is a long-standing independent local so in my very good books.

A really sweet cake shop (no pun intended!) with an excellent selection of pastries and savouries…read more They also have a sickeningly sweet North Kent speciality colloquially known as the 'Gypsy Tart' - a kind of lethal whipped and fluffy caramel in pastry. A cafe at the back offers civilised lunches and snacks with a good selection of coffees and teas during opening hours. Service is always good and the bill never comes as a shock. A treat.

Eggs Florentine with bacon and a cup of cappuccino. This was the weekly supplement we looked…read moreforward to on a Saturday afternoon. Although a busy dining room meant a longer wait for our meals, it was still worth it. The only sandwich we've ever tried in the deli is the chicken tarragon, we really enjoyed it because the portion was perfect. Bakery goods were mediocre and definitely weren't produced by themselves. Sausage rolls were dry and probably more than a day old.