Greggs - Pembrokeshire

Roughly ten minutes to 1pm I went into Greggs Tenby and bought £7 worth of food. I politely asked for some ketchup and was being served by the male member of staff (who was lovely) the female brunette member of staff interrupted and raised her voice at me and tried to embarrass me in front of a line of people telling me how she wouldn’t pay £1.35 for ketchup. Her customer service skills were terrible and she should maybe consider how deeply she feels about other people’s sauce preferences. I’ll never return to a Greggs again.

I can't say we use Greggs often but their food is always very fresh. The staff in Tenby's Greggs were all really lovely too. Full marks to all!!

Greggs is just great when ever you call in . We had sausage baguettes and tea. Fantastic value fir money and a great breakfast snack. Well done Greggs. Your yum yum are great too .

Don’t bother going in here if you care about social distancing as the staff and other customers clearly don’t! Must have been about 20 customers crammed in and no indications of queuing system or distancing markers on the floor. Left the queue in disgust. Went to a locally owned independent place down the road and wasn’t disappointed.

Tenby was so busy that we couldn't find anywhere to sit and have lunch, so ended up buying ham cheese rolls in Greggs Cafe in the High Street. Although there were lots of people in the queue, we were served with a smile and didn't have to wait too long. They apologised for the wait that we couldn't sit in the tiny Cafe. We did go back later to have a cup of tea once the queues disappeared. Even though it wasn't what we intended to have for lunch, we have to say that the rolls were both well filled and absolutely delicious.