Greggs Baguette Prices in 2026
Greggs Baguette Prices in 2026: The Full Menu, Sorted
Every baguette on the current Greggs menu — cold, hot and breakfast — with the real prices, the calories, and the fastest way to turn one into a proper meal deal.
I cannot walk past the baguette shelf at Greggs without stopping, even on the days I’ve told myself I’m “just getting a coffee.” There’s something about a proper crusty baguette, stuffed generously rather than stingily, that a supermarket meal deal never quite manages.
This is the guide I wish I’d had the first time I tried to work out whether the Tandoori Chicken Baguette really is cheaper in Newcastle than it is in London (it is, by 25p), or whether a hot bacon baguette beats the meal deal on value. Every price and calorie figure below comes straight from the current 2026 Greggs menu — cold baguettes from the chiller, hot ones fresh from the oven, and the breakfast baguettes that get half the office through a Monday morning.
Quick note on how the prices work: Greggs runs three broad pricing tiers — standard high-street stores, city/London branches, and franchise or travel-hub sites (airports, motorway services) — so you’ll see price ranges rather than one fixed figure for most items below. Eat-in adds 20% VAT on top of the take-away price shown.
What actually counts as a “Greggs baguette”?
Greggs doesn’t put every baguette on one single till category, which is exactly why the prices are confusing to compare. They’re split across three groups on the 2026 menu:
Cold baguettes
Made fresh each morning and kept in the chiller, ready to grab any time from opening until close. Seven varieties, from Roast Chicken Mayonnaise to Tandoori Chicken.
All dayHot baguettes
Warmed and wrapped, mostly bacon- and sausage-led. Officially filed under “hot food” rather than breakfast, so a couple of these run past the usual 11am breakfast cut-off.
Hot foodBreakfast baguettes
The bigger, more filling breakfast options — Bacon & Egg and Sausage Omelette — built to hold you over longer than a standard breakfast roll.
Til ~11amFor the full picture alongside every other sandwich, wrap and salad on the 2026 menu, see the Sandwiches & Salads Menu and the Lunch Menu 2026 guides. If you’re after everything hot rather than just the baguettes, the Hot Food at Greggs page covers pizza, toasties and pasta pots too.
Cold baguette prices & calories
These live in the chiller cabinet and are available all day at full-size stores. The first price is the standard high-street rate; the second is what you’ll pay at a city-centre or London branch.
| Baguette | Price (standard–city/London) | Calories | Dietary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roast Chicken Mayonnaise Baguette | £3.80–£4.45 | 458 kcal | — |
| Honey Roast Ham Salad Baguette | £4.00–£4.70 | 482 kcal | — |
| Mature Cheddar Cheese Salad Baguette | £3.90–£4.50 | 441 kcal | Veggie |
| Mexican Chicken Baguette | £3.85–£4.10 | 492 kcal | — |
| Roast Chicken & Bacon Club Baguette | £4.10–£4.70 | 457 kcal | — |
| Tuna Crunch Baguette | £3.90–£4.55 | 413 kcal | — |
| Tandoori Chicken Baguette | £3.85–£4.10 | 459 kcal | Trending |
My pick of the rangeThe Tandoori Chicken Baguette is the one I keep going back for — decent heat, proper flavour, and at 459 kcal it’s right in the middle of the cold baguette range. If you’d rather compare it against every other sandwich on the menu, the Roll Trilogy guide is a fun side read.
Greggs has run plant-based baguette options before too — a Quorn-style vegan ham and cheese baguette, and more recently a plant-based festive baguette developed with THIS — though availability rotates by season and store. Your best bet is checking the Vegan Menu 2026 page or the Greggs App before you set off if that’s what you’re after.
Hot & breakfast baguette prices
These are the ones wrapped and handed over warm. The two breakfast baguettes are the biggest single items on the whole breakfast menu.
| Baguette | Price | Calories | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bacon & Egg Baguette | £3.40 | 504 kcal | Breakfast |
| Sausage Omelette Baguette | £3.40 | 557 kcal | Breakfast |
| Bacon Hot Baguette | £3.20 | 462 kcal | Hot food, all day |
| Sausage Hot Baguette | £2.90 | 543 kcal | Hot food, all day |
| Bacon & Sausage Hot Baguette | £3.40 | 550 kcal | When one meat isn’t enough |
Greggs breakfast generally runs from store opening (6:30–7:00am at most branches) until 11am, though the hot baguettes are filed under the all-day hot food range rather than breakfast, so they can often still be had well into the afternoon. Store-by-store timings vary, so it’s worth a quick check on the Opening Times 2026 page if you’re cutting it fine.
Every baguette, compared at a glance
Standard-store, take-away prices used throughout — see the tables above for the full city/London range.
Across the seven cold baguettes specifically, the average works out at roughly 457 kcal — about the same ballpark as a supermarket meal-deal sandwich, but with noticeably more filling for the money. For more ways to slice the calorie side of the menu, the Greggs Calories Full Menu 2026 guide and the Items Under 400 Calories list are both worth a look.
Full nutrition breakdown
If calories alone don’t tell you enough, here’s the complete macro picture for the four most popular baguettes on the menu.
| Baguette | Kcal | Carbs | Fat | Protein | Salt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tandoori Chicken Baguette | 459 | 54g | 14g | 28g | 1.8g |
| Mexican Chicken Baguette | 492 | 56g | 15g | 27g | 1.9g |
| Honey Roast Ham Salad Baguette | 482 | 50g | 9g | 22g | 1.5g |
| Bacon Hot Baguette | 462 | 62g | 20g | 28g | 2.8g |
Chasing protein? The Tandoori Chicken and Mexican Chicken baguettes both deliver around 27–28g each — right up there with most of the menu’s High Protein Options. On the salt side, the Bacon Hot Baguette’s 2.8g is close to half of the NHS’s recommended daily maximum of 6g for adults in one sandwich — worth knowing if you’re watching that particular number.
Tracking points or syns instead? The Weight Watchers Points Guide and Slimming World Syns pages both cover the baguette range in full.
Why the same baguette costs more in London
Using the Tandoori Chicken Baguette as a like-for-like example, here’s how the standard take-away price shifts across four UK cities:
That’s a 25p swing for the exact same baguette, driven by rent and running costs rather than the ingredients changing. It’s a similar story airport-side — franchise and travel-hub branches (run under separate agreements, often with MOTO at motorway services) typically charge around 28–35% more than a standard high-street shop. For the full breakdown by item, see Greggs London Prices vs Rest of UK and Why Is Greggs More Expensive at Airports?
In-store vs Click + Collect vs delivery
Using the Tandoori Chicken Baguette again as the benchmark item:
| Channel | Price | Difference vs in-store |
|---|---|---|
| In-store | £3.85 | — |
| Click + Collect (Greggs App) | £3.85 | No markup |
| Uber Eats / Just Eat | £4.25–£4.55 | +~£0.45 |
Click + Collect through the app is the only ordering method that never marks the price up, and it earns Reward Stamps into the bargain. If you’d rather have it brought to you, our Just Eat vs Uber Eats vs Deliveroo comparison and the Click and Collect walkthrough cover exactly how each option works.
Getting your baguette in a meal deal
- Cold Sandwich Deal — any cold baguette, sandwich or roll + cold or hot drink£4.25
- The Big Deal — any hot or cold main + side + drink (covers hot baguettes)from £5.25
- Breakfast Deal — breakfast baguette or roll + hot drink or OJfrom £3.25
Take a Roast Chicken Mayonnaise Baguette on its own at £3.80, add a packet of crisps at £1.10 and a regular hot drink at around £2.25, and you’d normally be looking at close to £7.15 bought separately. Folding the same three items into the Cold Sandwich Deal brings it down to £4.25 — a saving of around £2.90 for doing precisely nothing differently at the till.
Curious how that stacks up against the competition? The Greggs Meal Deal vs Pret Meal Deal comparison and the full Meal Deals 2026 guide go through every combination on offer.
Greggs vs Pret vs Subway, starting prices
Not an exact like-for-like (different bread, different portion sizes), but a fair snapshot of where a filled baguette or sub actually sits on the UK high street in 2026:
A Pret baguette such as the Tuna Mayo & Cucumber typically runs to around £5.25 for 525 kcal, and premium fillings at travel-hub branches have been reported well north of that. Subway’s cheapest 6-inch sub starts from about £4.59. Greggs’ entire cold baguette range, by comparison, tops out at £4.70 even in London — and starts at £2.90 if you count the hot baguettes.
Allergens, gluten & dietary notes
Every baguette on the Greggs menu is made on bread containing wheat, so there’s currently no gluten-free baguette option — the gluten-free range at Greggs is limited to a small number of separately labelled items. The Mature Cheddar Cheese Salad Baguette is the only fully vegetarian option in the cold range; most of the rest contain meat or fish.
For a full item-by-item allergen breakdown rather than a general summary, the site’s own Allergy Guide and Gluten Free Menu 2026 pages are the ones to check, alongside Dairy Free Options 2026 if that’s your concern. As ever, always double-check with staff or the Greggs App before ordering if you have a serious allergy — recipes and suppliers can change without much notice.
Don’t forget the festive baguette
Alongside the year-round range, Greggs brings back a Festive Baguette every winter as part of the Christmas menu, usually running November through January alongside the Festive Bake. It’s not on the standard till list the rest of the year, so it doesn’t appear in the tables above — but if you’re reading this anywhere near December, it’s worth asking about. Full seasonal details live on the Christmas Menu 2026 and Festive Bake 2026 pages.
My tips for getting the best-value baguette
- Always default to Click + Collect. Same price as in-store, no queue, and every order earns a Reward Stamp toward a free item.
- Do the meal deal maths first. Any cold baguette plus a drink for £4.25 almost always beats buying the baguette alone.
- Head north if you’re comparing prices. Newcastle and the North East consistently run 10–20p cheaper per item than London.
- Go early for the cold range. Chiller baguettes are made fresh each morning and popular fillings can sell out by early afternoon.
- Students: use the cold sandwich deal. Buying it with a valid Student Beans or TOTUM ID unlocks a free savoury bake on top.
- Skip the airport branch if you can. Franchise and travel-hub pricing runs well above standard high-street rates on every item, baguettes included.
How the baguette became a Greggs staple
Greggs started life as a single bakery in Newcastle upon Tyne in 1939, founded by John Gregg, and spent decades as exactly that — a bakery, selling bread and cakes. The shift toward the food-to-go format most of us know today really picked up from 2013 onward, as the chain moved away from competing with supermarkets on bread and cakes and leaned hard into sandwiches, baguettes and hot food instead. It’s worked: Greggs now runs well over 2,500 shops across the UK, making the baguette range one small part of a business that turned over more than £2.1 billion in 2025.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Greggs baguette cost in 2026?
Prices run from £2.90 for the Sausage Hot Baguette at a standard store up to around £4.70 for a premium cold baguette (such as the Honey Roast Ham Salad or Roast Chicken & Bacon Club) at a city or London store. Most cold baguettes — Roast Chicken Mayonnaise, Tuna Crunch, Tandoori Chicken and similar — sit between £3.80 and £3.90 at a standard UK store, and the Bacon & Sausage Hot Baguette is £3.40 at standard stores nationally.
What is the cheapest baguette at Greggs?
The Sausage Hot Baguette is cheapest overall at £2.90 at a standard store. Within the cold chiller range, the Roast Chicken Mayonnaise Baguette is the cheapest, priced at £3.80 at a standard store.
Can you get a Greggs baguette as part of a meal deal?
Yes. The Cold Sandwich Deal (£4.25) covers any cold baguette, sandwich or roll plus a cold drink or a regular hot drink. Hot baguettes and larger mains fall under The Big Deal (from £5.25), and breakfast baguettes qualify for the Breakfast Deal (from £3.25, available until around 11am).
