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**Greggs Manchester: A Local Favorite for Fresh Bakes and Quality Service**

Nestled in the heart of Manchester at 39 King St W, Greggs is your go-to destination for delicious baked goods and hearty meals. Renowned for our commitment to quality, we pride ourselves on serving freshly made pastries, sandwiches, and sweet treats that cater to every palate. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are dedicated to ensuring that every visit is a delightful experience, ready to assist with any questions you may have.

At Greggs Manchester, we understand the importance of convenience and value. That’s why we offer a diverse menu featuring vegan and vegetarian options, perfect for a quick lunch break or a satisfying snack on the go. Our inviting atmosphere makes it an ideal spot to relax, refuel, or catch up with friends over coffee and a pastry.

Whether you’re grabbing breakfast before work or treating yourself to an afternoon pick-me-up, Greggs is here to make your day a little brighter. For more information about our offerings or to inquire about catering options, please don’t hesitate to reach out at 0161 832 6530 or visit our website at https://www.greggs.co.uk/. Experience the warmth and quality that sets us apart—because at Greggs Manchester, you’re not just a customer; you’re part of our community!

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Cery Russell

1 Google Rating

Ordered and paid for tea to then realise that they have no sugar, ridiculous. Should let customers k

1/ 5

Ordered and paid for tea to then realise that they have no sugar, ridiculous. Should let customers know when ordering before payment or I wouldn’t of purchased. Waste of tea, water, cup and lid

Dean Mills

1 Google Rating

All the reviews are saying how fantastic the staff are. I found them rude, Jane was really rude to t

1/ 5

All the reviews are saying how fantastic the staff are. I found them rude, Jane was really rude to the customers then she went on to slag them off to a colleague while in stood waiting to be served. When she did acknowledge me she didn't look up from the till screen. Just put her hand out for the money. Not a pleasant experience. Greggs deansgate from now on

Darren “Dazza” Smith

4 Google Rating

Nice girls in here helpful and polite

4/ 5

Nice girls in here helpful and polite

Fiona

4 Google Rating

The staff are always friendly. It is very popular for people coming for breakfast or lunch so there

4/ 5

The staff are always friendly. It is very popular for people coming for breakfast or lunch so there can be a queue. You can use the app to order and collect, meaning you skip the queue

Tom Simeone

1 Google Rating

Got food poisoning from this place, feel dreadful. Never again

1/ 5

Got food poisoning from this place, feel dreadful. Never again

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