A pay day extravagance only but to be fair they are very nice. The portions are very large and very sweet. It's really the equivalent of two regular cakes!
I have on a few occasions.
It has Co-op outside on near Balloon St and the large city centre M&S is a five minute walk away
Been there many a time! 'Spoons is not far away and near where Mrs T has her nail done lol.
The Polish shops are handy for some interesting cans of Polish lager and some unusual flavours of crisps!
That is good news.
Presumably at inflated station pricing, unlike the one fractionally outside the station at Piccadilly which is normal Gregg’s pricing?
How inflated are the prices? Do you have any specific examples.
No soup or sausage rolls at mid-day yesterday.
Café Local is just yet another sub-brand of the SSP Group, isn't it?
Yes - it's the new brand for the same thing, formerly Pumpkin et al. Quote, SSP: The development of the Café Local proposition reflected the unique requirements of regional railway stations, where there are often limited outlets for passengers and staff to shop.
About 20% extra, a normal sausage roll is £1.20 but at the Manchester Airport Greggs it’s £1.45. Even if it’s inflated, I still go to Greggs at the airport as it’s still cheaper than all the other places.
I avoid Greggs. Very bland food which is presumably why they do so well. Local/regional pie shops are much better.
I agree with you, Bury market has excellent pies and Hot pots- Which the old[ Good life]shop on the station used to sell. However Greggs is all there is that's half descent on the Station.
I wouldn’t bother, overpriced terrible sandwiches with the bare minimum of filling.
At least a Gregg’s sandwich is half the price of a Pret one!
