The BEST greggs in Halifax- ok the only greggs in halifax, but its greggs- good basic cheap food.read more

This is a little Greggs shop in Woolshops in Halifax. They sell great cornish pasties and cheese…read moreand onion too. The steak bakes are good if you like big chunks of meat. I love the tuna crunch baguette sandwiches and the chicken salad seeded rolls. They also sell drinks like bottles of coke, and crisps and plain bread too. The sweet desserts are scrummy, vanilla slices, cream doughnuts and gingerbread men are just a few. It is great for a nice warm snack mid shopping trip, just enough to keep you going, and a nice cream bun for afters hehe.

There are three major 'chains 'of bakeries in Bolton them being; Greggs, Hampsons and Greenhalgh's…read more This branch of Greenhalgh's is situated Newport street which is a prime location for hungry shoppers. The shop is fairly large with a decent window display of many mouthwatering cakes etc. Inside you can buy pretty much what you'd expect from hot sausage rolls and pasties to cakes and cookies as well as sandwiches and drinks. The staff are always friendly and willing and there is a general relaxed atmosphere even when it's heaving with customers. The products themselves are extremely tasty if not a little more expensive then it's competitors Greggs.

Finally, a bakery on a high street that isn't Gregg's. Hurrah! I think Greenhalgh's is still a…read morechain but then what can you do? At least it's not Gregg's. I always found the cups of tea to be a bit tastier in Greenhalgh's. Maybe because they don't taste quite as corporate. I imagine that one day Gregg's will actually take over the whole world by brain-washing everyone with their pasties and the limp tasting cups of tea of just the start of it. Anyways, Greenhalgh's is better for tea. Greenhalgh's have lots of hot baked goods just like Gregg's but they also have a good selection of cakes and biscuits and stuff, unlike Gregg's. Sorry for mentioning Gregg's too much. It's clearly on my mind.

there seems to be three main chains in the northwest of bakers which consist of Greggs, Greenlaughs…read moreand of course, Hampsons. Like it's competitors Hampsons offers the typical range of sandwiches, cakes and pastries although in my experience their prices are a little higher then Greggs and their offers not as enticing. However, the food is made on site and is still good value for money and tastes good. The shop is well lit with the expected mouthwatering display of it's products and the staff are efficient and friendly.

There are three major 'chains 'of bakeries in Bolton them being; Greggs, Hampsons and Greenhalgh's…read more This branch of Greenhalgh's on Deansgate which is a prime location for hungry shoppers at the lower end of the shopping area. The shop is fairly large with a decent window display of many mouthwatering cakes and treats etc. Inside you can buy pretty much what you'd expect from hot sausage rolls and pasties to cakes and cookies as well as sandwiches and drinks as well as cutomisable occasion cakes for brithdays and weddings etc. The products themselves are extremely tasty if not a little more expensive then it's competitors Greggs, however for some items it's worth paying a little bit more. They have a decent selection of sandwiches (though once again a little pricey) and they also serve soup.

there's a sandwhich maker that never puts jalapeño's in the mexican chicken baguettes. it's rather…read morefrustrating because without them it's just 2 ingredients.

Very delicious dessert, will buy again next time! The chocolate of muffin is sweeter than the…read moredoughnut.

Greggs for me does what it does and that is provide a cheap snack when you want it! They're…read moreprobably not going to win any awards for gourmet pie of the year but their range of pasties, pies and sweet treats hit the spot if you're after a quick stodge fill! There's loads of branches all across the country and they're pretty much all the same in offering the hot food, sandwiches, soft drinks and proper bean coffee. I have to say that in my mind the best thing they do is their breakfast meal deal which comes in at a pretty decent £2 for either a bacon or sausage map and espresso based drink (or tea) of your choice. This is fantastic value and served till 11am I think so really not to be missed if you're needing a quick first or second breakfast - this is definitely always a good call on a hangover day!

This is the smallest branch of Greggs in Bolton but this does in no way deter the hoards of hungry…read moreshoppers and workers alike queuing up in their droves to buy their tasty and very affordable products. they stock sandwiches, breakfast barms, hot baguettes, french bread pizza's, pies, pasties, soup, cakes, biscuits, bread, crisps and drinks etc with many attractively priced meal deal for adults and children alike. Okay so it's not always the healthiest option, but sometimes when it's cold and wet and miserable and all you have is pocket change and fluff to your name, you can get something warm and tasty to satisfy you until tea-time. Despite being the cheapest, greggs actually sell the largest and tastiest sausage rolls in Bolton, something my two very fussy eating kids can testify too! The place is always clean and warm although it has no real 'door' so be prepared to be queuing outside as the shop is quite small and can't hold many people inside it. The staff are friendly and efficient and soon kill the queues.

Yet again I found myself in Gregg's. Why? I think it's just because it's such a safe option, when…read moreit's the morning and I haven't had breakfast and I want something hot and quick, Gregg's just always pops up in my mind as the place to go. I think the fact that Gregg's are on every single shopping street ever sometimes with more than one branch too might have something to do with it. I went for a steak slice and a sausage roll. Remarkably, they weren't piping hot. More lukewarm really. And that surprised me, because whenever I've been to Gregg's in the morning the food has always been nice and hot. Hmm, not this time. Confusing. The lady serving in here was very chirpy though.

There are three major 'chains 'of bakeries in Bolton them being; Greggs, Hampsons and Greenhalgh's…read more This branch of Greenhalgh's is situated inside the Crompton Place shopping centre so has the added bonus of being able to queue and then eat your goods out of the cold and wet Lancashire weather outside! Although Bolton cente has a whopping four branches of Greenhalghs this patricular branch is one of the two smaller ones yet still has a decent window display of many mouthwatering cakes etc and a great selection of goods inside. Inside you can buy pretty much what you'd expect from hot sausage rolls and pasties to cakes and cookies as well as sandwiches and drinks. they also offer meal deals etc for adults and kids alike which are always worth considering to make it that bit cheaper. The staff are always friendly and willing and there is a general relaxed atmosphere even when it's heaving with customers. The products themselves are extremely tasty if not a little more expensive then it's competitors Greggs.