Greggs Wraps and Baguettes 2026: Prices and Menu Guide
Beyond the classic sandwiches, Greggs does a strong line in wraps and baguettes. Bigger, more filling and a bit more interesting than a standard sandwich, they are the pick when you want a proper lunch. Here are the 2026 prices.
Wraps and baguettes prices 2026
At a standard high street Greggs:
- Mexican chicken oval bite: £3.25 (London £3.70, airport £4.10), 450 kcal
- Sweet chilli chicken baguette: £3.35 (London £3.85, airport £4.25), 480 kcal
- Ploughmans baguette: £3.35 (London £3.85, airport £4.25), 520 kcal
- Tuna crunch oval bite: £3.25 (London £3.70, airport £4.10), 430 kcal
- Vegan Mexican chicken free wrap: £3.10 (London £3.55, airport £3.95), 390 kcal
- Southern fried vegan baguette: £3.45 (London £3.95, airport £4.40), 480 kcal
- BBQ chicken baguette: £3.45 (London £3.95, airport £4.40), 510 kcal
- Omelette breakfast baguette: £3.45 (London £3.95, airport £4.40), 520 kcal
- Bacon and omelette baguette: £3.55 (London £4.05, airport £4.50), 560 kcal
- All day breakfast baguette: £3.65 (London £4.15, airport £4.60), 640 kcal
What is the difference between wraps, baguettes and oval bites?
Baguettes use crusty bread and hold up well to hot and hearty fillings like BBQ chicken. Oval bites are Greggs slightly premium sandwich format, a soft oval roll with fancier fillings. Wraps use soft tortillas and are the lightest feeling option, with the vegan Mexican chicken wrap being a standout.
Which should you choose?
For maximum filling power, the all day breakfast baguette at 640 kcal will keep you going all afternoon. For something lighter, the vegan Mexican chicken wrap at 390 kcal is flavourful without being heavy. The sweet chilli chicken baguette hits the sweet spot for most people, big, tasty and not too heavy.
How they compare on value
At £3.25 to £3.65, wraps and baguettes cost more than the £2.75 standard sandwiches, but you get noticeably more food. Compared to high street sandwich chains where premium baguettes run £4.50 to £5.50, Greggs is still the value pick by a clear margin.
Practical tip
Baguettes are at their best fresh, and the crusty ones go soft if they sit too long. Buy at lunchtime for the freshest bread. If you are taking one to eat later, the wraps travel better than baguettes, they do not go stale as quickly.
Are baguettes worth the premium?
Baguettes cost about 60p more than standard sandwiches, so the question is whether the extra is justified. You get more bread, more filling and a more substantial eat. For hungry people, absolutely. The sweet chilli chicken baguette at £3.35 is a genuinely big lunch.
If you are a light eater, save the 60p and get the sandwich. Half a baguette going stale in your bag is money wasted.
The vegan wrap standout
The vegan Mexican chicken free wrap (£3.10, 390 kcal) deserves a special mention. Too often vegan options feel like an afterthought, but this one is properly flavoured with Mexican spices and a decent texture. Meat eaters trying it blind would not immediately guess it is vegan, which is the highest compliment a vegan product can get.
Breakfast baguettes vs lunch baguettes
Greggs baguettes split into two camps. Breakfast baguettes (omelette, bacon and omelette, all day breakfast) are morning only items loaded with cooked breakfast fillings. Lunch baguettes (sweet chilli chicken, BBQ chicken, ploughmans) run all day. Do not sleep on the breakfast baguettes, the all day breakfast version at £3.65 is one of the best value items on the whole menu.
Storage and freshness
Baguettes have a shorter fresh window than wraps. The crust that makes them great at noon makes them chewy by 4pm. If you are buying lunch in the morning for later, choose a wrap instead. Your future self will thank you.
Greggs Menu Prices is an independent fan site, not affiliated with Greggs plc. Prices checked October 2026 and may vary by location.
