GREGGS has revealed its new limited menu and named the 800 branches set to reopen on Thursday. The bakery chain plans to welcome back fans to more than a third of its 2,050 branches from June 18. ⚠…
The list includes standalone Greggs branches, concessions in Asda as well as shops at Applegreen gas stations, Moto service stations and Euro garages.
But fans can also order through Just Eat or Gregg's own click and collect service from 19 branches, which is available onDue to an expectation of lower sales, the bakery chain will operate a limited menu including sausage rolls, hot drinks and sweet treats. To keep customers and staff safe from coronavirus, Greggs has introduced a one-way system for shoppers and installed perspex screens at all till points.Plus, it'll provide shop teams with PPE, including face masks, visors and gloves.
"This has allowed us to move to our next re-opening phase with just over 800 of our shops welcoming customers back this week.
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