Greggs — Restaurant in East Suffolk

Partner and I were both charged full price for what have been two eat in sandwich deal combos. I raised this with the cashier at the till who claimed that it was only baguettes which isn't true, both the signage indicated our mains (a chicken and bacon sandwich and potato bhajie salad) were applicable for the deal and our drinks didn't require an extra fee, this has never been a problem elsewhere. I think her coworker tried to tell her otherwise but either way she put it through at full price and seemed to do the same for several other people whilst we were still on site. The sandwich was dry though partner liked the salad. Would have asked to speak to a supervisor to get it corrected but didn't because it was during the lunch rush. I try not to be judgemental about service as someone in catering who has made their own mistakes, but this is absolutely something that my managers would have pulled me up for and retrained me through, especially in the cost of living crisis when extra pounds mean...

If your fat, wear tracksuits all week, love the smell of pastry and call your kids Chantal Demi and Tyson then this place is for you.

In all seriousness they don't just do pastys these days and are trying to spread their appeal beyond the chav and its working.

You can get various breakfast offerings, nice coffee ad well as sandwiches and salads, they even do healthy options now too. The old favourite pasty and sweet treats are still there, but the offering really has increased the appeal.

The have the new look cafe area, where you can sit and gave a coffee with friends, grab you lunch or perhaps have a romantic pasty for two, with a nice vintage fizzy drink, followed by London Cheesecake and finished off with a coffee course.

They also have automatic doors, although they may, in reality be for the larger bottoms of the obesity scooter owners, who pull in for a pasty, doughnut and coke refill, several times a day, in the same way Lewis Hamilton gets his...

I went into greggs in Felixstowe Tuesday morning long queue one woman serving, found out her name was Victoria, lovely lady good customer service nothing was too much trouble the queue was getting longer,and she was still smiling, greggs need people like her, keep up the good work Victoria 👏 But on the other hand who was the miserable woman who came out looked at the queue tutted and started to help, then run off as quick as she came out, rude woman no customer service skills, ( asked around found out it was the manager) as I sat watching, ( looked like this manager didn't want to help at all) food needed taking out of the oven she just stood there and waited for someone to do the work, ( she shouldn't be there if she acts like that) I'm a manager myself, and the first rule I got taught was " never expect your staff to do anything you wouldn't...