Greggs Vegan Menu 2026: What’s Worth Trying
Greggs changed the game for high street vegan food when the vegan sausage roll launched, and the range has kept growing since. In 2026 the vegan menu is a proper line up rather than an afterthought, with hot savouries, lunch options and sweet treats. Here is everything available and what it costs.
Vegan sausage roll
The one that started it all. Flaky puff pastry around a seasoned soya based filling, priced at £1.35, exactly the same as the classic sausage roll. At 328 calories it is near identical to the original on nutrition too. It is available in the savoury roll meal deal (£2.95 with a drink), which makes it the cheapest vegan lunch on the high street.
Vegan steak bake
The second breakthrough product. Quorn pieces in a peppery gravy inside puff pastry, £2.10, the same price as the meat version. It qualifies for the bake meal deal at £3.95 with any regular drink. Fans of the original steak bake tend to rate this one very highly, and it has earned its permanent place on the menu.
Vegan sausage, bean and cheeze melt
A plant based take on the beloved melt: sausage free pieces and baked beans under melted cheeze in puff pastry. Also £2.10 and also in the bake deal. It is the comfort food option of the vegan range.
Vegan Mexican chicken free wrap
Spicy chicken free strips with peppers and salsa in a soft tortilla wrap, £3.10. It is the lightest of the hot vegan options and it works in the sandwich meal deal (£3.95 with a drink).
Vegan southern fried baguette
Crispy chicken free fillet with salad and vegan mayo in a baked baguette, £3.45. This is the most filling vegan lunch option and a good answer to anyone who says vegan food is not substantial. It is in the hot food deal at £4.50 with a drink.
Vegan glazed ring doughnut
Proof that the sweet counter is not off limits. A soft ring doughnut with a sweet crackly glaze, fully plant based, £1.15. It is in the sweet treat deal (£2.60 with a regular coffee).
Other vegan friendly options
Beyond the headline items, there is vegetable soup with a roll (£2.45) and the roast veg and humous sandwich (£2.75). Some sides and drinks are vegan by default too. Availability varies by shop, and the hot items can sell out, so mornings are the safest time to find the full range.
Prices across tiers
Like the rest of the menu, vegan prices rise by tier: roughly 12 to 18 percent more in central London and 25 to 35 percent more in franchise shops. The meal deals apply in all tiers.
Is it actually good?
The honest answer is yes, and you do not have to take our word for it. The vegan sausage roll won over plenty of sceptics on taste alone, and the steak bake has genuine fans who prefer it to the original. If you are vegan, Greggs is one of the easiest high street lunches in the country. If you are not, the range is still worth trying, because at these prices there is very little to lose.