Greggs — Restaurant in Sandwell

It's nice, does what Gregg's is supposed to do. I have had my fair bit of breakfasts from this Greggs. Definitely order on the app if you're going early (7-8 am) in the morning, the queues are massive!

Only at certain times the shelves are quite empty so you're limited for choice and that's usually when I visit as I've finished work or something.

Would be nice to have more vegetarian or pescetarian options for mains. It would also be very helpful and this is a hopeful request to have the deserts clearly marked as whether it's suitable for vegetarians or not as they don't have the labels on everything. When I asked, I was just provided a book with the allergy risks but not if it is actually vegetarian/vegan.

ASK FOR SAUCE IF YOU GET THE POTATO WEDGES! Sometimes - all the time now that I think of it - the cashier's won't even tell you that you get free sauce with your wedges. They are always looking far away into the distance. You must remember to ask.

It's also nice to see that they donate to food banks as well from what I've seen on the poster...

This Greggs is a refreshing change from the typical setup. Housed in a big, white, old fashioned townhouse, it stands out as a unique establishment. Detached from other buildings, it has its own large car park, making it convenient for those driving in.

Inside, you'll find tables and chairs, providing a comfortable space to sit and enjoy your meal. Unlike many other branches, this Greggs also features a decent sized toilet room, adding to the convenience and overall positive experience.

As expected, Greggs serves its usual array of delicious baked goods, sandwiches, and beverages. The quality is consistent with what you would anticipate from this beloved chain. The service is commendable, with staff being friendly and efficient.

Overall, this Greggs offers a unique and pleasant experience, combining the charm of its distinctive building with the reliable quality of food and service the chain...

Popped in for a cheeky sausage & bacon roll and a cup of coffee to fuel my action packed Saturday (of drinking ale). Lovely location, next to the Shrine (Blessed Be It's Name). Huge Greggs with plenty of seating and a mahoosive car park to boot. The place was quiet when we entered and although I was served efficiently by a young man named "Kye", I did feel the experience was slightly muted. Kye, whilst clearly proficient at his job, looked as though he had won the lotto, but lost the ticket. So miserable and looking like he didn't want to be there. Which was a shame. The only negative aspect to an otherwise enjoyable visit. Would definitely recommend popping in if you are in...