Greggs Coffee Prices 2026: Full Drinks Menu and Costs
Greggs coffee punches well above its price. A regular white coffee costs £2.05, which is around a pound less than the big high street chains charge for the equivalent, and blind taste tests have repeatedly put it right up there with the expensive competition. Here is the full drinks menu with 2026 prices.
Hot coffees
The core range is white coffee, cappuccino, latte and flat white. Regular sizes run from £2.05 for a white coffee to £2.20 for the cappuccino, latte and flat white. Large sizes step up to £2.55 for white coffee. The flat white is the connoisseur's choice: a short, strong double espresso with just a little steamed milk.
Hot chocolate and tea
Regular hot chocolate is £2.20, made with steamed milk and finished with cream. Regular tea is £1.65, the cheapest hot drink on the menu. Both are available in the meal deals, so a breakfast roll deal or a bake deal brings their effective price down further.
Iced drinks
For warmer days there are iced lattes and iced coffees at £2.45 for a regular, made to order with espresso poured over ice. Chilled orange juice bottles at £1.95 cover the non coffee drinkers.
The cheapest coffee
The regular white coffee at £2.05 is the cheapest coffee on the menu. But the real cheapest coffee at Greggs is the one inside a meal deal. A sweet treat deal (£2.60) pairs any doughnut or yum yum with a regular coffee, which means the coffee effectively costs £1.45 once you account for the £1.15 treat. The breakfast roll deal works the same magic in the morning.
Coffee versus the chains
Put it bluntly: Greggs regular coffee is £2.05 while equivalent drinks at the big chains are typically £3 to £3.60. That is a saving of a pound or more per cup. For a daily drinker buying five days a week, switching to Greggs saves over £250 a year without giving up much in taste.
Sizes and extras
Greggs keeps it simple with regular and large. There is no bewildering menu of syrups and milk alternatives to navigate, though you can ask for your coffee strong or milky. Oat and other milk alternatives may be available on request depending on the shop.
Price tiers
As ever, London shops charge roughly 12 to 18 percent more and franchise shops roughly 25 to 35 percent more. Even at London prices, Greggs coffee undercuts the chains.
Decaf and milk alternatives
If you avoid caffeine, decaf versions of the main coffees are available on request in most shops. Milk alternatives such as oat milk can usually be requested too, though availability varies by shop and there may be a small extra charge. It is always worth asking at the till if you do not see the option listed.
Coffee and the Greggs app
Regular coffee drinkers should get the Greggs app. It runs a loyalty scheme where buying hot drinks earns stamps toward a free one, and members get surprise freebies and birthday treats through the year. Combined with the meal deals, it is the cheapest way to keep a daily coffee habit going.
