This Greggs is always ALWAYS busy and at lunchtime the queue goes out the door. I know that it's a…read morecommon thing for most Greggs shops but considering there are two on this street alone it seems odd that one of them is usually quite empty and the other is always full. I think it has something to do with the bigger selection here, there is a variety of pasties that just doesn't exist in the little shop down the road. When I'm feeling worse for wear, I need to get my cheese and onion fix and this is where I get it.

This is a 'cut price' Greggs. Anything that isn't sold on the day in other branches of Greggs in…read morethe region is brought to this store to sell the following day. The prices are really cheap as they need to sell the goods before they become completely inedible. There are many families on very low incomes in this area so the shop is very popular. Day old bread and cakes may be slightly stale, but they still fill hungry stomachs. This is the only Greggs that I've come across that does this, but maybe as the recession bites, other cut-price branches will open elsewhere. For the best buys here, it is best to come early, as the goods are collected from the other stores overnight and then brought to this store first thing.

Gregg's is fine for a greasy pasty once in a while but it lacks real flavour there's something…read moreartificial in the taste of Gregg's pasties and it could be to much salt or sugar or both. The Crwys store has a very small shop floor space but you won't be in long enough to notice, once you've purchased your pasty more than likely you'll enjoy it in your vehicle because there's never any seating at Gregg's. Go to a proper cafe sit down don't rush and don't eat while driving it just takes all the enjoyment out of food. I don't agree with Gregg's in principle because it's a fast food chain that's so fast you don't have time to sit down.

Can you ever have a Greggs - or, to be fair, any chain-bakery - that could be anything more than…read morejust okay? We all know that there's times you need a pasty. And Greggs is particularly good about delivering what you need in that department. This one particularly because I have always been served with a smile. At the same time, Greggs - any store, any where - cannot compete with excellent fresh, local, independent bakeries. Not only is the food fresher and better tasting for it. But the feeling of supporting local businesses is great. Even given all of this, this is a good Greggs.

Gregg's bakers in Weston-super-mare are part of the larger chain of Gregg's bakers. They sell…read morerolls, sandwiches, cakes, pastries and other delicious items. The shop is quite small but contains a good range of products. The staff are always very helpful and polite they will make sandwiches to order and heat up pastries on request. The shop is very light, bright and clean. The products I have purchase have all tasted great and offered good value. There is always a large selection of food on offer whatever time of day I go in there. Gregg's is a popular place to grab some lunch and is very good value for money the products are always fresh.

This Greggs is unlike any other I've come across - it's the "Bargain Bakery" location, offering…read moreeven more modest prices on treats such as pasties, cakes and bread. Items that aren't sold in the other Greggs' branches are brought to this store to be sold the following day. You can buy a ring donut for 16p or a cupcake for 23p (!!!), making this Greggs the perfect cheap-eats haunt for the value-conscious diner. My mate brought in donuts from here once, and, although they were a bit stale, you can't really complain when you can buy four for less than 75p. Barry's Greggs Bargain Bakery is the first one I've seen, but I imagine there must be a few dotted across the country (my Google search brought up just one other in Newcastle). This place is normally quite busy during the day, so it's worth arriving as early as you can, as the best goods will normally sell out by lunchtime.

This can get really packed at lunch times but its handy to get fresh baked bread, pastries, cakes…read moreetc. The filled rolls have gone downhill lately as the last few times i've been in there, i've found them to be of poor quality (dried bread and poorly filled). The bread rolls are fantastic - fresh and cheap!

There's two Gregg's bakeries in town. These good folks serve up a soft and pretty large bread roll…read morestuffed with crispy bacon, with emphasis on the crispy, and a latte for £2 another £1 gets a long crisp French baguette. The French dry out bacon rind and crush it into a seasoning salt, crafty beggars. Then here at Gregg's it's brown or red meaning HP sauce or Heinz tomato ketchup. The original Mr Heinz thought 57 a lucky number, so he used it in his marketing. He never had 57 products in the sense that he began with a few and quickly had over 100. Back to Greggs mega friendly service, not surprisingly very busy and alright latte coffee not great coffee but not at all bad. It's £2 for pete's sake and it was tasty. I also bought their hamburger baps in the hope of some sun for a barbecue and a £1.10 for a dozen it was a darn good deal too.

Greggs is a quick and convenient place to grab a bite to eat! You can get sarnies, pasties, sausage…read morerolls, rolls and baguettes, hot drinks and cold drinks, cakes, crisps and fresh bread. You can usually find at least one Greggs shop in every high street. They also sell seasonal cakes and goodies, for example Halloween you will find scary looking creepy crawly cupcakes, or at Easter theres your Easter Bunny Buns O.K So they are not actually called this but a good example right? You can always see what's being made, you can see the staff out the back making fresh sandwiches, or getting freshly baked sausage rolls out of their big bulky ovens. Another good thing about Greggs is they do have promotions such as their meal deal where you buy a sandwich, drink and something else for a certain price. Bit of an incentive to shop in there! There is a downside though, the store becomes so busy Queues are usually way outside of the shop itself especially at dinner time/midday when people are on their breaks and are all looking for a quick, satisfying lunch.

Greggs is situated in Taff street next to Ferraris so there is alot of compeition between the two…read more Gets very busy in here especially at dinner time. Friendly staff are always helpful. Prices are reasonable for such great food.

Small greggs store on the estate gets very busy with workers stopping for dinner. Food is always…read morehot and fresh!

I have been very fond of Greggs cheese and onion pasties but i have found of late that there is an…read moreinverse relationship between price and contents. ( as the price goes up the contents go down) They are still tasty but the cheese and onion is barely detectable it is mainly warm potato. perhaps potato pastle would be a better description. However juging by the number of customers in the shop at most times of the day they must have got most things right i

This is a Greggs. They are all good, lovely pasties and sausage rolls. The staff in this one are…read morefriendly and its right in the middle of town. It can get very busy at times and as its only a small shop you can end up queueing outside.

This is a great Greggs the staff are really helpful. We telephone our order from work to collect…read moreearly in the morning and they are always ready. Good staff, quality and choice.

when in porth a great place to get something to eat good food and cakes its right next to ferarries…read morebut this is better the pasties are lovely and they also do sandwiches and cold drinks