Greggs Pizza Menu Prices 2026: Slices, Pizzas and Deals

Greggs pizza is one of the best value hot lunches on the high street. Slices are baked fresh in store, and you can also buy whole pizzas to take home. Whether you want a quick slice or dinner for the family, here are the 2026 prices.

Pizza slice prices 2026

Individual slices are the core of the Greggs pizza range. At a standard high street shop:

• Pepperoni pizza slice: £2.45 (London £2.80, airport £3.15), 420 kcal
• Margherita pizza slice: £2.30 (London £2.65, airport £2.95), 390 kcal
• Spicy chicken pizza slice: £2.45 (London £2.80, airport £3.15), 440 kcal

Slices are generous, roughly a quarter of a full pizza, and they are served hot. At £2.45, a pepperoni slice with a drink is a proper lunch for under four pounds.

Whole pizza prices 2026

Greggs also sells whole pizzas, which is great value if you are feeding more than one person:

• Whole margherita pizza: £5.95 (London £6.80, airport £7.60), 1100 kcal
• Whole pepperoni pizza: £5.95 (London £6.80, airport £7.60), 1200 kcal

A whole pizza works out at about £1.50 per slice equivalent, so it is noticeably cheaper per bite than buying slices individually. Whole pizzas are baked to order, so allow a few extra minutes.

How Greggs pizza compares

High street pizza slices elsewhere typically cost £3.50 to £5. Greggs undercuts most of the competition by a clear margin, and the quality holds up well for the price. The base is soft rather than crispy, which suits the bakery style, and the toppings are generous.

Against supermarket pizzas, Greggs is pricier per pizza, but you are paying for it hot and ready to eat. For a takeaway alternative, a whole Greggs pepperoni at £5.95 beats most delivery pizzas on price by a mile.

Calories

Pizza is never going to be a light option. A pepperoni slice is 420 kcal, and a whole pepperoni pizza is 1200 kcal, so a whole pizza is really a two person job unless you are very hungry. The margherita slice at 390 kcal is the lightest slice option.

Practical tip

Pizza slices are baked throughout the day, but the selection is best at lunchtime when all varieties are usually available. If you want a whole pizza, call ahead or order in store and browse the bakes while you wait. Whole pizzas also travel well, so they make an easy Friday night dinner.

The best pizza deals

The smartest way to buy Greggs pizza depends on how many mouths you are feeding. One person wanting lunch should grab a slice at £2.45. Two people should seriously consider a whole pizza at £5.95, which works out at under £3 each. For three or more, two whole pizzas at £11.90 will feed everyone with change from fifteen pounds.

Pizza vs the bakes

How does pizza night at Greggs compare to the classic bakes? A pepperoni slice at £2.45 and 420 kcal sits between a sausage roll (£1.35, 327 kcal) and a steak bake (£2.10, 452 kcal) on both price and filling power. The slice is the better lunch because it is easier to eat, while the bake feels more like a proper meal.

Toppings and customisation

Greggs keeps the pizza range tight, which is why the quality stays consistent. Pepperoni is the best seller by a mile, margherita is the vegetarian safe choice, and spicy chicken is for those who like a kick. There is no build your own option, but at these prices nobody is complaining.

Reheating leftover pizza

Whole pizzas reheat beautifully. A few minutes in a hot oven brings back the crisp base far better than a microwave ever will. Cold Greggs pizza the next morning is also a legitimate breakfast choice, no judgement here.

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