These Are All The Reasons You Should Go To A Gregg's Outlet ASAP

Greggs is already the perfect budget lunch option, but what if it were to be... Even more budget?

That's exactly what the Greggs Outlet stores are promising!

They've been around since last year, but the list of locations is growing and you deserve to know about them.

The cost of living crisis is biting lots of us, so when there's a bargain to be had, we're up for checking it out.

According to Greggs, the shops exist to cut down on food waste, as all unsold or leftover food is removed from shelves, bagged up and sold in multiple packs to hungry, bargain-hunting customers visiting a Greggs outlet.

The outlets also sell food leftover from Greggs production sites, meaning less food going in the bin and more in our tums.

This means there's no hot food counter in the outlet stores, and instead, everything is sold in bags.

So, you can expect to pick up items like sausage rolls, steak bakes, doughnuts and Belgian buns for less than half price!

There are 30 Greggs outlet stores dotted around the UK, and they plan to open 38 by 2023 and 50 by 2025. Here's the full location breakdown list so far:

• Westgate Road, Newcastle

• Hollin Park Parade, Leeds

• Highgate Street, Birmingham

• Ward End, Washwood Heath Road, Birmingham

• Holton Road, Barry, The Vale of Glamorgan

• Victoria Road, Woolston

• Grand Avenue, Cardiff

• Church Road, Redfield

• Tynemouth Road, Howdon

• Villette Road, Hendon, Sunderland

• Welbeck Road, Walker

• High Street, Tipton
  

• Uppingham Road, Leicester

• Great Horton Road, Bradford

• Fredrick, South Shields

• London Road, Preston

• Nitshill Road, Nitshill, Glasgow

• Westmuir Street, Parkhead, Glasgow

• Old Durham Road, Deckham

• 1843 Maryhill Road, Glasgow

• 126 Maryhill Road, Glasgow

• Saltmarket, Glasgow

• Villa Road, Handsworth

• Coverntry Road, Shedlon, Birmingham

• Milbrook Road, Southampton

• Hermit Road, Canning Town, London

• Barnsley Road, Sheffield

• Cundy Road, Newham

As well as being the perfect place to pick up treats for a bargain price, they also are committed to helping the community. Greggs says: "A portion of the profit generated from our Greggs Outlets is donated to the Greggs Foundation, this is then shared between organisations such as soup kitchens, food banks, and community groups, putting money back into local community organisations that are working to tackle food poverty in areas of greatest need."

Good on Greggs.