Pound Bakeries Reviews
Newest Review: ... though the name suggests that all products cost £1, this is not the case. While some products may cost £1 each, the £1 offer mainly applies to when buying two (or sometimes more) items. Another positive is that the multibuy offer is also a mix and match offer, which means you can buy two (or more) of the same item for £1 (such as cheese & onion pasties) or you can buy two different items for the same price (such as a pasty and a sausage roll). The range of products may be smaller to Greggs but the standard line of items are there. The more popular items of Greggs are availabe in PoundBakery, such as the cheese & onion pasty and th... more
Customer Pound Bakeries Reviews (1)
by - written on 17/10/11 (Very useful, 167 readings)
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What happens if you mix Greggs with Poundland? Well, you would get Pound Bakery. They are a new bakery that started up in 2010 and are currently based in several towns across the North West (mainly in Greater Manchester/Merseyside) but are expanding out with a store in Halifax, West Yorkshire. They are similar to Greggs (or for people in the North, similar to Sayers/Hampsons/Burneys as well), in that they offer pies, pasties, cakes and sandwiches. However, even though the name suggests that all products cost £1, this is not the case. While some products may cost £1 each, the £1 offer mainly applies to when buying two (or sometimes more) items. Another positive ... Read the complete review
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