Greggs Breakfast Menu 2026: Full List and Meal Deals
Greggs breakfast might be the best value morning meal on the British high street. Hot rolls and baguettes, porridge, pastries and proper coffee, all for prices that make the big coffee chains look expensive. Here is the full breakfast menu with 2026 prices and the deals that make it even cheaper.
When is breakfast served?
Greggs serves breakfast every morning until around 11am. The exact cut off varies a little by shop, with some switching to the lunch menu a touch earlier or later. If you want the full choice, aim to arrive before 10:30am. After breakfast ends, the savouries, sandwiches and hot food take over.
Breakfast rolls
The rolls are the core of the menu. A sausage roll style breakfast comes as a sausage breakfast roll or a bacon breakfast roll, each £2.85 in standard shops. They are served warm in a soft white roll and they are exactly what you want when you are half awake and in a hurry.
Breakfast baguettes
For a bigger breakfast, the baguettes deliver. The omelette baguette is £3.45, the bacon and omelette baguette is £3.55, and the all day breakfast baguette, which packs in sausage, bacon and omelette together, is £3.65. These are substantial. One will comfortably see most people through to lunch.
Lighter options
Not everyone wants a full cooked breakfast at 8am. Porridge with golden syrup costs £1.75 and is the lightest hot option. A pain au chocolat at £1.45 covers the pastry craving, and fresh orange juice at £1.60 is there for the traditionalists.
The breakfast meal deals
This is where Greggs breakfast goes from good value to genuinely hard to beat. The breakfast roll deal gives you any breakfast roll plus any regular hot drink for £3.60. A bacon roll (£2.85) and a white coffee (£2.05) bought separately come to £4.90, so the deal saves £1.30 every single morning.
The breakfast baguette deal works the same way at £4.25: any breakfast baguette plus any regular hot drink. The drink can be tea, white coffee, cappuccino, latte or hot chocolate, so you are not limited to the basics.
Coffee at breakfast
It is worth saying plainly: Greggs coffee is good, and it is cheap. A regular white coffee at £2.05 is around a pound less than the equivalent at the big chains. In the breakfast deal, the effective price of that coffee drops to 75p once you account for the roll. If you buy coffee every workday morning, switching your routine to Greggs saves well over £200 a year.
Price tiers
All the prices above are for standard shops. Central London shops charge roughly 12 to 18 percent more, and franchise shops in airports, stations and service stations charge roughly 25 to 35 percent more. The breakfast deals exist in all tiers with the same structure, just slightly higher prices.
Tips for breakfast regulars
Go early for the best selection, because popular items like the all day breakfast baguette can sell out. If your shop has a queue, ordering ahead for collection through a delivery app can save you standing in it. And if you are buying for colleagues, the per person deal price still applies, so everyone gets the saving.
