Greggs Delivery 2026: Just Eat and Uber Eats Prices

Do not fancy leaving the house? Greggs delivers through Just Eat and Uber Eats across most of the UK. You can get sausage rolls, bakes, sandwiches and coffee brought to your door. Here is how it works and what it costs in 2026.

How Greggs delivery works

Open the Just Eat or Uber Eats app, search for Greggs, and pick your local shop. The menu covers most of the standard range, including savouries, sandwiches, sweet treats and hot drinks. Place your order, track the driver, and your Greggs arrives at the door.

Availability depends on your area. Most towns and cities with a Greggs have delivery coverage.

Delivery prices vs in store

This is the important bit. Menu prices on delivery apps are usually higher than in store, plus fees on top:

• Menu items typically cost 10 to 20 percent more than the shop price. A £1.35 sausage roll might be £1.55 on the app
• Delivery fees vary by app and distance, usually £1.50 to £3.50
• Service fees add a small percentage on top
• Minimum order values often apply, typically around £7 to £10

So a £2.10 steak bake could easily cost £4.50 to £5.00 by the time it reaches your door. Delivery is about convenience, not value.

What travels well?

Some Greggs items handle delivery better than others:

• Bakes and sausage rolls: travel well, reheat brilliantly
• Pizza: arrives hot and is designed for delivery
• Sandwiches and wraps: fine, no reheating needed
• Hot drinks: risky, often lukewarm on arrival
• Yum yums and doughnuts: perfect, no complaints

If you are ordering hot food, the bakes are the safest bet. They reheat in a few minutes in the oven if they have cooled.

Just Eat vs Uber Eats

Both apps carry Greggs and the experience is similar. Prices and fees vary slightly between them, so it is worth comparing for your specific order. Both run regular promotions, and new users often get discount codes. Check both apps before ordering, the difference can be a couple of pounds.

Is delivery worth it?

For a one off treat or when you are feeding a group, absolutely. For regular lunches, the markup is steep, a £5 shop lunch becomes £9 delivered. If you live or work near a Greggs, walking there remains by far the cheapest option.

Practical tip

Delivery menu prices are set by the apps, not by Greggs, and they change. If you are a regular delivery customer, watch for voucher codes, both Just Eat and Uber Eats run Greggs specific promotions. Ordering with friends to split the delivery fee also makes the maths much friendlier.

Delivery only menu items

Occasionally the apps list bundles and sharing boxes you will not find in store. These can work out better value than ordering items individually, even with the app markup, so they are worth a look.

How to save money on delivery

Delivery does not have to break the bank. Compare both apps for the same order, look for new user codes and promotions, split the delivery fee with friends, and pad the order with items that reheat well like bakes. A little effort can easily save £3 to £5.

What about the Greggs app?

The Greggs app handles click and collect and loyalty rewards, but not delivery. For delivery you need Just Eat or Uber Eats. The app is still worth having for in store rewards if you are a regular.

Delivery packaging

Greggs delivery packaging does a decent job, with bakes in boxes and drinks in sealed cups. It is not restaurant grade insulation, so eat sooner rather than later, or give things a few minutes in the oven.

The verdict on delivery

Greggs delivery is a convenience luxury, not a value play. Use it for group orders, rainy days or cravings that cannot wait. For everyday Greggs, the shop will always win on price and freshness.

Greggs Menu Prices is an independent fan site, not affiliated with Greggs plc. Prices checked October 2026 and may vary by location.