Greggs Delivery: Just Eat, Uber Eats & In-Store Price Comparison
How Greggs home delivery works, platform markups on Just Eat and Uber Eats, minimum order values, and how to avoid delivery fees.
Quick answer: Just Eat and Uber Eats both carry a price markup over in-store or Click + Collect — collecting yourself is the cheaper option.
Where can you order Greggs delivery?
Greggs offers delivery through official delivery aggregator partnerships with Just Eat and Uber Eats from participating high-street branches across UK towns and cities.
Third-party delivery pricing & markups
Menu prices on delivery platforms like Just Eat and Uber Eats are set higher than in-store counter or Click + Collect prices to account for platform commissions and courier logistics. Exact menu prices, service charges, and small basket fees vary by branch and delivery app.
Delivery fees & minimum order spends
In addition to menu price adjustments, delivery orders incur courier delivery fees and platform service fees depending on distance and basket size.
How to get the best value: Click + Collect
To enjoy order-ahead convenience without paying marked-up delivery prices or courier fees, use the official Greggs Click + Collect service. You pay exact in-store prices, skip the shop queue, and collect Greggs Rewards stamps.
Greggs Click + Collect, Just Eat and delivery menus
Greggs Click + Collect lets you order ahead in the Greggs app and pick the food up in your chosen shop; the prices we quote on this site are read from that menu. For delivery, Greggs works with Just Eat and Uber Eats in many areas, and the Greggs delivery menu on those apps can be priced higher than the in-shop menu. Check the app for your postcode, and contact Just Eat directly for questions such as how to cancel an order.