Greggs Sandwich Platters
Greggs Sandwich Platters: Prices, Sizes & How to Order
Everything I found out about ordering a Greggs sandwich platter for a group in 2026 — real prices, honest portion sizes, and the quickest way to actually book one.
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If you’ve typed “Greggs sandwich platters” into Google this week, I’m guessing you’re organising something — an office lunch, a school meeting, a birthday do, or just feeding a hungry house full of relatives. I went down exactly the same rabbit hole recently, and noticed something a bit daft: half the search results describe a fixed platter menu with set prices and fancy names, and the other half say platters were scrapped years ago. Neither one actually told me what I needed to know.
So I checked the Greggs app, the website and the delivery partners myself, then worked out what a proper platter-style order actually costs in 2026. Here’s the lot, in plain English — prices, sizes, and the easiest way to get it ordered.
Greggs doesn’t currently list a boxed “sandwich platter” on its official menu, app or delivery pages — the six sections are Breakfast, Savouries & Bakes, Drinks & Snacks, Sandwiches & Salads, Sweet Treats and Hot Food. The good news is you can still put together a brilliant platter-style order for a group in a few minutes. Below, I’ve worked out real 2026 costs for small, medium and large groups, plus the easiest ways to actually place the order.
Does Greggs Still Sell Sandwich Platters?
Short answer: not as a fixed, boxed product. Open the Greggs app or greggs.com/menu and you’ll find six sections — Breakfast, Savouries & Bakes, Drinks & Snacks, sandwiches & Salads, Sweet Treats and Hot Food. There’s no seventh “Platters” tab, and none of the delivery partners (Just Eat, Uber Eats, Deliveroo) list one as a standalone item either.
You might come across older posts online quoting a fixed platter price, sometimes around £12.50 for four to six people, with named options like a “Classic Platter” or “Vegetarian Platter”. I couldn’t find any of that on the current app, website or in-store price list, so I’d treat those figures as outdated rather than something you can actually order today.
The bit people actually want, though — a decent spread of sandwiches for a group, at a fair price, with minimal fuss — is still completely doable. You just build it yourself from the Sandwiches & Salads menu, and honestly, it works out rather well. That’s exactly what the rest of this guide walks you through.
Sandwich Sizes & Formats to Choose From
Before you start building a platter, it helps to know your baguette from your oval bite. Here’s what’s actually on the menu, and roughly what each format costs at a standard UK shop:
| Format | What it is | Price range | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic sandwich | Simple, lighter option on soft sliced bread | £1.45–£2.65 | Kids, light eaters, budget platters |
| Roll | Soft bread roll, a bit heartier than sliced bread | £3.15–£3.80 | A middle-ground option |
| Oval bite | Compact, flavour-packed, smaller than a baguette | £3.35–£4.00 | Variety without huge portions |
| Flatbread | Folded wrap-style flatbread, shawarma-inspired fillings | £3.35–£4.00 | Something a bit different |
| Cold baguette | Full-size crusty baguette, generously filled | £3.20–£4.15 | Hungrier guests, centrepiece items |
| Hot baguette / toastie | Warm, melty options — best eaten fresh | £2.75–£4.10 | Small groups eating on the spot |
Prices above are standard UK in-store and Click & Collect prices, and can run a little higher in London and city-centre shops — I’ve covered that further down. For the full item-by-item breakdown, see our Sandwiches & Salads Menu 2026 page.
Build Your Own Greggs Platter: Real Prices by Group Size
Here’s where it gets useful. I’ve put together three example platters — small, medium and large — using real, current menu prices, mixing baguettes, classic sandwiches and oval bites so there’s a proper variety, plus at least one vegetarian option in every size. Use these as a starting point and swap fillings to taste.
Small Platter
Serves around 4 · a lighter, meeting-style spread- 2× Ham Sandwich£2.90
- 2× Tuna Mayo & Cucumber Sandwich£4.40
- 1× Cheddar Cheese Salad BaguetteV£3.20
- 1× Chargrill Chicken Oval Bite£3.35
Medium Platter
Serves around 8 · a proper working lunch- 3× Ham Sandwich£4.35
- 3× Egg Mayo SandwichV£6.60
- 3× Roast Chicken Mayo Baguette£9.60
- 2× Cheddar Cheese Salad BaguetteV£6.40
- 3× Chargrill Chicken Oval Bite£10.05
- 2× Mexican Chicken Flatbread£6.70
Large Platter
Serves around 15 · office party size- 5× Ham / Cheese SandwichV£7.25
- 5× Egg / Tuna Mayo Sandwich£11.00
- 6× Roast Chicken Mayo Baguette£19.20
- 4× Cheddar Cheese Salad BaguetteV£12.80
- 5× Chargrill Chicken Oval Bite£16.75
- 3× Mexican Chicken Flatbread£10.05
- 2× Tandoori Chicken Baguette£6.40
I’ve kept the small platter lighter — about 1.5 items per head, since it’s usually a quick-meeting bite — and gone with 2 items per head for the medium and large spreads, since those tend to be the whole lunch. These are prices I worked out myself using Greggs’ individual item prices from 2026; they’re not an official Greggs product, so treat the totals as a solid working estimate rather than a guaranteed till price. Add roughly 15–20% if you’re ordering through a delivery app instead of Click & Collect or in-store.
Cost Per Head, Side by Side
How Many Sandwiches Do You Actually Need?
This is the bit people usually guess at — and either massively over-order or leave everyone still hungry at 1pm. Here’s the rule of thumb I use:
| Occasion | Items per person | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Quick meeting bite | 1–1.5 items | People are working, not just eating |
| Standalone lunch | 2 items | One lighter, one heartier item |
| Buffet with other food | 1 item | Platter is one of several dishes on offer |
| Hungry crowd, no other food | 2–2.5 items | Add extra baguettes for bigger appetites |
A Balanced Format Mix
- Baguettes — 35%
- Oval bites & flatbreads — 25%
- Classic sandwiches — 25%
- Rolls — 15%
On top of the format mix, I’d aim for at least one in four items to be vegetarian, even if nobody’s confirmed a dietary requirement — it’s an easy way to avoid an awkward scramble later on.
4 Ways to Order a Greggs Platter for Your Group
| Method | Best for | Notice needed | Price impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Click & Collect (app or website) | Planned lunches, no fuss | Book a slot — ideally the day before for big orders | No mark-up |
| Ask in-store / phone your local shop | Orders of 15+ items | A few hours to a day, so staff can prep enough stock | No mark-up |
| Delivery apps (Uber Eats, Just Eat, Deliveroo) | Last-minute, smaller orders | None, but check delivery slots | Roughly 15–20% higher |
| Greggs for Business (gift cards / codes) | Remote teams, hybrid offices, big events | Set up in advance | Bulk discounts may apply |
A quick word on that last option: Greggs for Business is a genuine, official Greggs scheme built for exactly this kind of thing — sales meetings, conferences, training days, or a fully remote team you still want to feed. Instead of one fixed platter, everyone gets a gift card, e-gift or product code and picks their own food at their nearest shop, which sidesteps the whole “does everyone like tuna” problem entirely. It’s aimed at anything from a single lunch to events with hundreds of attendees, and you can get a quote by calling 0191 607 8285 or emailing enquiries@greggsforbusiness.co.uk.
For a straightforward in-person order, though, I’d just use Click & Collect: build your basket, pick a collection time, and turn up. No mark-up, no faff, and you can double-check everything’s in the bag before you leave.
My Go-To Platter Combos
🏆 The Crowd-Pleaser
- Ham Sandwich
- Free Range Egg Mayo Sandwich
- Roast Chicken Mayonnaise Baguette
- Chargrill Chicken Oval Bite
🥗 The Veggie-Friendly Spread
- Cheese Sandwich
- Free Range Egg Mayo Sandwich
- Mature Cheddar Cheese Salad Baguette
- Mature Cheddar Cheese Ploughman’s Oval Bite
💷 The Budget Platter
- Mostly Ham & Cheese Sandwiches (£1.45 each)
- One or two baguettes for variety
- Great for kids’ parties or big numbers on a tight budget
🌶️ Something Different
- Mexican Chicken Flatbread
- Tandoori Chicken Baguette
- Chargrill Chicken Caesar Salad on the side
Don’t Forget Allergies
When you’re ordering for a group, remember that most of the people eating from that platter didn’t choose the fillings themselves — which makes allergen information more important, not less. Greggs lists allergen details in the app and provides them in-store on request, so it’s worth checking before you finalise a big order, especially if you’re mixing several fillings onto shared plates.
For the official rules on the 14 regulated allergens, and general guidance on catering safely for parties and events, the Food Standards Agency’s food allergy and intolerance guidance is a genuinely useful read before a big order. We’ve also gathered more Greggs-specific detail on our own Allergen Information page.
A Quick Note on Regional Prices
Prices aren’t perfectly uniform across the UK. Based on our own regional price comparison, London and city-centre shops typically charge around 10–20p more per item than shops in the North of England — so a Large Platter built in central London could end up a few pounds dearer than the £83.45 example above. Small, independent price differences aside, the format and sizing logic in this guide holds up wherever you’re ordering. See our full breakdown in the Sandwiches & Salads Menu 2026 guide.
My Top Tips for Bulk Orders
- Order the day before for anything over 15 items, so your shop can prep enough stock.
- Pick a collection slot with a buffer — 30 to 60 minutes before you actually need to eat, in case there’s a queue.
- Mix formats, not just fillings — a spread of baguettes, rolls and oval bites looks (and eats) far better than 20 identical sandwiches.
- Use Click & Collect to dodge the delivery mark-up on anything above a small order.
- For recurring office lunches, look at Greggs for Business — easier to budget, and everyone picks their own food.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Greggs still sell sandwich platters in 2026?
Not as a fixed, boxed product. Greggs’ official menu is split into six sections — Breakfast, Savouries & Bakes, Drinks & Snacks, Sandwiches & Salads, Sweet Treats and Hot Food — and there’s no separate “Platters” listing on the app, website or delivery partners. You can still build a platter-style order yourself from the Sandwiches & Salads range.
How much does a Greggs sandwich platter cost?
It depends what you mix in, but working from real 2026 item prices, a small platter for around 4 people costs roughly £13–£14, a medium spread for 8 works out around £43–£45, and a large platter for 15 people comes to around £80–£85 — typically £3.50 to £5.60 per head.
How do I order a Greggs sandwich platter for a group?
The cheapest way is Click & Collect through the Greggs app or website, with no mark-up — book ahead for orders over 15 items so your local shop has enough stock. Delivery apps add roughly 15–20%, while Greggs for Business gift cards suit larger or remote teams.
However you put yours together, a Greggs platter is still one of the easiest, most reliably tasty ways to feed a group in the UK — you just build it yourself now, rather than picking a box off a fixed menu. Hope this saves you the scrolling it took me!
Prices sourced from Greggs’ own menu and independent research, checked 2026. Prices can vary by store and region, so always confirm at your local shop or in the app before ordering. This is an independent fan guide and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Greggs plc.
