Greggs in Havering

This Emma. She a most grumpy rude. Who serving there o don't know why she working there if hate costumer !! When I waiting. She served like this "What do you want "?for the customer Unfortunately this put the point done. A rest of staff who they are always smile chatty and friendly

Really great coffee and breakfast deals Excellent app and incentive programme Friendly and efficient staff Go there everyday

I go in Greggs every day after school with my son for a snack and the staff are wonderful. They always look after us and remember what my son likes, so kind

Always cold food! Always run out! Always poor service! Less talking and more thinking! They think they are on loose women! Grow up and do your job properly, or go back to road sweeping

Fresh and tasty sandwiches and pastries, you can also grab a dessert and your coffee in here. When you need to eat quick and also something tasty it’s perfect.

My sons favourite cake is the Tottenham cake. It wasn't in a plastic bag like it sometimes is, was just exposed on a tray. I brought it for him anyway. I had to throw it as it was stale and icing gone rock hard. I got a Belgium bun and that was very dry.

How do they do such nice bacon rolls and a coffee for £2.25 ? Such great value and good quality for a cheap tasty breakfast roll. To be recommended !

Gregg's are known for their pastries and snacks and they do that well. They also now do soya milk for their hot drinks which is a plus for those who are vegan, lactose intolerant or just want to be a bit healthier. However they are missing out on the vegan buck. I am a vegan and have been so for over 25 years and most vegans I have had the pleasure and displeasure to know or met are quite a pathetic, hypocritical bunch. If Gregg's were to produce a single or two vegan specific take away items,such as a vegan baguette and a vegan pastry, vegans would salivate and spend their buck at Gregg's so they can fit in and say "look even Gregg's are cashing in, it means we are making a difference". That is their mentality, as long g as they can fit in and eat a hummus and roasted veg baguette everyday they would be happy as Larry. I think it is worth exploring Gregg's, pop out a vegan option in a couple of test stores like Hackney, Ilford Romford and watch the vegans come, you can cash in by even doing something like a lentil pate which will be as cheap as chips to make and maximize the vegan profit. They do care because they with have a baguette and smugness which will keep them going for months. Vegans overspend on takeouts and fast food because they are pretentious and think they are better than most so let them have their single option of glee. Just a thought.

They have amazing and fresh food. Food is always hot and freshly made.They season their food to the fullest and always make sure that the food is the best for their customers.

I always grab a sausage baguettes and ketchup, love the filled doughnuts . Always enjoy the belgian Buns . Always like to try new things. I always love the food and the service .

I love coming to Greggs. Their sausage rolls and chicken bakes are to die for! (when they are actually hot/warm). Their other range of food is nice too.

Greggs is okay value for money. There is a good choice of sandwiches to choose from and pasties. The cake selection is very good the service can be a bit hit and miss.

Popped in here several times for a coffee and a sandwich. The food and decor in Greggs is consistent throughout their shops and their doughnuts are delicious. Pop in for a doughnut and a coffee, you can't go wrong :)

I love this place. The sandwiches & sausage rolls are lovely. My all time favourites are the coconut cheesecakes, they are very big & brilliant value for money.

padaria, bem grande, tem de tudo, doces e salgados, o que mais gosto é o salgado de la que parece uma salsichao, em forma de mass folhada, enfim, é muito bom, e barato, a bebida tambem boa e atendimento legal

Definitely the worst place for breakfast. The was not good smell from my egg mayo sandwich. Try to avoid

nice local shop whether you need a quick snack or lunch meal deal there is always a nice selection to choose from. Need to stock shelves bit quicker for busy times but always have what i require.

If you like your freshly baked breads and brewed coffee. Shame not to have more seating space. Good local bakery!

El alojamiento es muy pequeña para comer en que hay un precio para comer en" la privalige. Las mesas no liquidados con frecuencia suficiente, ya que parece que recogían usted mismo es la política de Griggs!!

I called in here with the family this morning for a very quick takeaway breakfast. Their sausage rolls were not ready so we had to pay to sit in and eat instead of eat on the move. I like Greggs' produce - it's clear to see why they are enjoying success. My main gripe came when I tried to pay. Living in Northern Ireland, I only had Ulster Bank notes with me. It seemed to throw the staff into a dizzy spin. Had the family not been hungry and had we not been on a tight schedule we would have walked out. The woman on the till said she needed to consult her manager in the back. She came back with a negative response saying they didn't take Irish money. I regret that I kind of lost my rag as it is sterling and thus legal tender. You don't get issues with it in most places - most people understand that Scottish and Northern Irish bank notes exist. The manager then made an appearance and proceeded to tell me they didn't take Euros. My blood pressure didn't come down any with that comment. In the end it was only my bullish behaviour and insistence that made the poor woman concede that it had to be accepted - but I bet she was on to HQ straight away. For what it's worth, Greggs staff aren't the only ones and I wish to goodness we could all use the same money - it would make things easier. But all the time we don't, retailers need to train their staff to recognise all notes in circulation and not expect them to have to be bullied into accepting legal tender!