Greggs in Lambeth - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

I stop at the London Bridge station Greggs on a regular basis to & from work and have never seen so many people stealing from one shop in my whole life! I see so many people walk in on the left door, loading up with drinks, sandwiches and cakes, then turning and walking back out of the same doors rather than going past the counter. Everyone from school children, to homeless and regular looking people. I actually watched someone walk in there last week with a flight case, who loaded it up with as much as possible, then turned and walked out. I actually bought it to a staff members attention and they just shrugged their shoulders, so if you are ever in the area, skint and looking to eat, you know where to go, lol...... Its unbelievable to witness.

Really disappointing. I am an advocate of Greggs and actually have a substantial shareholding (currently) Went to Waterloo at lunchtime. All other food outlets were rammed. Greggs empty. Went in - no queue - most popular items missing or cold. 3 customers asked for sausage rolls and were told it would be a 10 minute wait. All of them walked out - one with only a drink. There were none in the heater. The clear down station was dirty and staff did t look to be engaged in anything meaningful. Next door MacDonalds - staff running and shouting to meet demand.

Someone thought my donut was the toilet it went right through the hole but it wwaas still lovely tehe

Greggs are always reliable for coffee and a pastry and this outlet doesn't disappoint. Couple that with warm and friendly staff and you have a winner! A treat to escape from the poseurs and pseuds all around.

I followed the locals on my first morning in London to Greggs down the street from the Ruby Lucy, I tried the Sausage Roll and a cup of White (milk added) English Breakfast Tea. It was delicious, I later tried their pastries and other offerings, it was a good Working Man's way to start my day!

All the usual goodies for breakfast and lunch served by friendly staff. Bacon rolls were amazing and freshly made in front of us.

It's cheap food that does the trick. The vegan sausage rolls are a pound. It's a lot of things stuffed into pastry crusts. It's great if you're on the go and/or on a budget.

Well after a few months thought things would improve coffee was better, sausage rolls much more tastier so was looking good. Any items which have cooled off on display they will not re-heat. Assistance tried to con on a a buy 4 pay for 3., was done in two transactions. Sadly then when sorted sitting outside my friend and myself was later joined by manager, who decided to smoke in our presence did not have curiosity to ask if could smoke. Something you do not want when eating, neither my friend or or myself are smokers. No respect from manager. Also most reviews are replied by supervisor or manager, nothing from Greggs Lower Marsh.

So we were in need of early morning food & opted for Greggs (a short walk from Waterloo Station) Cold drinks,pasties,sausage rolls & a muffin purchased all at a reasonable cost. Friendlish member of staff severed us. Nowhere particularly appealing to sit so found somewhere nearby. All food ok, but don’t think I’d rush back to any Greggs.

A fairly standard branch of Gregg's. Cheap food at very competitive prices. There's the usual choices of pasties, soft drinks, coffee and of course unhealthy snacks. Most importantly, there's the Vegan sausages I love so much. There's a few seats outdoors, but sadly none inside.