Greggs - Brackla Street in Bridgend

Visited today at 13.20 to buy two hot sausage rolls. Absolutely none left. If they ever had them. "I'm sorry, we haven't got any" was the response. We often try to buy things in this particular Greggs. Warm Sausage Rolls, Festive Bakes at Christmas, warm Sausage Cheese and Beans slices. Sometimes they offer cold items. At their prices we're better off buying from supermarket and heating ourselves. They haven't had what we wanted in the past 2 years. It seems they're petrified they'll have stock left at the end of the day. Absolutely do not recommend. Will keep giving them the chance to redeam themselves. In the meantime the diet is going really well

Earlier this week we had a fantastic day out in Bridgend (McArthur Glen, retail parks and Bridgend town centre}, but unfortunately we ran out of time. Today we arrived before the shops opened, because the one thing this virus has taught us is to make the most of what we have on our doorstep. We decided to start the day with a Gregg's breakfast firstly because it is tasty and secondly because it is great value. You can get two cups of coffee and a bacon roll for less than a fiver. Before leaving we purchased some sausage rolls, steak bakes and doughnuts for later in the day (going to wiggly farm and hopefully the beach).

Greggs is a great place to visit for a cuppa, cake or pastry such as a steak bake or sausage roll. I especially like the bacon roll and drink deal in the morning. The restaurant is always busy and the staff are always friendly. The restaurant is clean and tidy.

We enjoyed our Christmas sandwich and latte staff very busy over worked but food and service was excellent

This is a typical Greggs, offering the standard fare of all Greggs shops. My personal favourite is the medium sized chicken pasty