Greggs — Restaurant in New Forest

I write this without prejudice. An extremely expensive lunch. What a nice place for a quick lunch. But you had better be very quick or Britania Parking will issue you with a fine. After a year of trading this is what Simon Heydecke, Regional Property Manager Greggs, had to say to me "We will be writing to the car park owner shortly and hope to enter into a dialogue with them about the restrictions to try to agree a more sustainable long term solution for our customers." All the other shops have a list that they submit to Britania Parking if you overstay the ridiculously short allowance to be exempt from their pcn. But not Greggs. Why not? Did they not know about this after a year of trading? Oh! Did I mention that the parking charges only started when Greggs arrived. Why? There would seem to be a conspiracy here somewhere. My advice. Keep far away unless you are on foot unlike myself who is disabled. Oh yes! There are no disabled facilities to be...

Let's start with you know what the food is going to be because it's Greggs. That leaves service and store. Service is quick but as is the way in most retail now, it is understaffed at key times in my opinion. How they expect one person alone to make, bake and take orders at breakfast is daft. Which leads into the issues other people have mentioned about availability of items. The store is massive and has more seating and space than any other Greggs I've been to. It tends to attract a fair amount of trades people in, and with the reasonable parking out the front, is very accessible. Can't knock it really, just...

What a great experience this morning - the store was well presented and the young lady server was really good, polite, accurate - double checked the order - even ticked the little box on side of coffee cups - she engaged well - makes such a difference when people obviously are taking pride in their duties. Sausage baps and coffee excellent and as always represent great value. Thank you New Milton - hopefully you consider opening a branch in the town centre as well as - you would do...