Greggs in Knowsley

It was negative and the scran was more moldy than ye nans toes. When I received my 2 sausage roll for 1 deal i noticed that one of them was stale as frozen bread and the other was as mushy as playdough. Overall my experience was pony and I'm deeply disappointed

Every time I go here I am overcharged. Unless you can be bothered to argue with the assistant about paying for items at the price displayed I would avoid shopping here

I visit the Huyton Village branch of Greggs branch every week to collect gluten free brownies for my son. The staff are fantastic! So very helpful and always ensure that we have a regular supply for my son who has severe Coeliac disease. Prior to lockdown the staff were amazing and as soon as we knew that their shops would be closing they helped me source a very large supply of their brownies which we were able to freeze and they lasted right through until they re-opened. I have often complimented the staff via the official Greggs website because they always go beyond just “good” service, they are outstanding! The baguettes are fab too, as are the yum yums! 5 stars all the way.

My breakfast was poor although fairly cheap and some of the company wasn't much better in my view. It costs extra to eat inside than takeout any food that is mostly unhealthy being pies and pasties.

Nice staff good service Gregg's bacon rolls with cappuccino for £2.05, decent sausage rolls...what more is there to day.

It doesn't matter which part of the country you live in you can almost always find a Greggs with good food and friendly staff. Shop was clean and staff were efficient. Food was prepared to a high standard. Perfect!

A very good clean shop well maintained friendly staff worth a visit reccomend the variety of donoughts they taste as good as they look

what can you say about greggs. not bad grub to be had at reasonable prices. décor wise they're certainly spruced up their shops to make much more pleasant on the eye and to sit in though I was always a takeaway man myself. sell all the usual suspects and all pretty good quality. got many a lunch here over my time in huyton.

Spotlessly clean. Always a great selection of cakes 🎂 and good value for money 💰 you can sit in greggs and have a lovely coffee a cake or pastry and enjoy the busy atmosphere of huyton village

Gregg's is Gregg's You either go or you do not want to. My experience is poor based on the Bootle branch. They cleaned the product shelves with a brush that had been used to sweep floors. I did complain but nothing was ever heard.

Nothing particularly wrong with this Greggs, I just dislike Greggs' bakery products. Compared to a good few years ago the quality of their bakes have substantially declined and their portion sizes shrunk. Pastries are fatty, sausage roll's meat filling does not taste right (I'm sure it is not just pork in there with a bit of salt and pepper). Actually, you have to really look if you want to find meat in the pasties, most of it is mush. But I'd say that is true to most of the pastry chains I visited. Best to go to the Pound Bakery, as it is cheaper or find an independent one if you want a nicer pasty. I think the closest nicer one is in Prescot though, so unless one fancies a drive or has some other business there, there isn't much choice. Perhaps, Subway could be an alternative, but that can be quite expensive compared to a pastry shop.

Greggs is a lovely place. Staff are nice and the food is simple. No beating around the bush. Everything in sight and nicely presented.