Here’s everything you need to know about the Greggs Champagne Bar at Fenwick’s, Newcastle
As a true Northerner, Greggs is a staple of my diet. I love getting a cheeky Greggs to get me through a stressful day/week, and the excitement of a new menu item is always a good one! So when I got the email saying that the Greggs champagne bar was opening again, for a limited time, I just had to book a table.
Where is the Greggs Champagne Bar?
Based in Fenwicks, Newcastle, you’ll find the Greggs Champagne Bar in the food hall on the first floor.
The Greggs Champagne Bar Menu + Prices
The menu at the Greggs Champagne Bar features all of the best bakes at Greggs. What’s great is they’ve all been elevated slightly. Here’s what to expect;
Food Menu
- Sausage Roll with Hot Honey Sauce – £4.00
- Vegan Sausage Roll with harissa coconut yoghurt – £4.00
- Cheese & Onion Bake with romesco sauce and almonds – £4.50
- Steak Bake with peppercorn aioli – £4.95
- Chicken Bake with katsu curry sauce and pickled cucumber – £4.75
- Sausage, Bean & Cheese Melt with Bloody Mary ketchup – £4.50
Drinks Menu
Cocktails
Yes, there’s speciality cocktails at the Greggs Champagne Bar, and here’s what you can choose from;
- Yum Yum Twist: a sweet, sugar-glazed cocktail crafted with rum and real Yum Yums – £11.00
- Cream Éclair: featuring vanilla vodka and dark chocolate liqueur – a decadent combo perfectly paired for the ultimate sip – £12.00
- Peach Melba: (non-alcoholic) a refreshing blend of peach and cream – sweet and smooth – £7.00
- Pink Jammie Fizz: the return of the signature cocktail by Mother Mercy – raspberry and apple, topped with prosecco – £11.00
Champagne
- Prosecco – Italy : £10 per glass, £37 per bottle
- Rosé Prosecco – Italy : £12 per glass, £42 per bottle
- Gremillet Brut Champagne – France: £15 per glass, £55 per bottle
- Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut – France : £18 per glass, £80 per bottle
- Bollinger Rosé Brut – France : £22 per glass, £95 per bottle
- Laurent Perrier Rosé – France : £25 per glass, £125 per bottle
- Rare Champagne Millesime – France : £40 per glass, £210 per bottle
- Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque – France : £55 per glass, £295 per bottle
- Louis Roederer Cristal – France : £75 per glass, £425 per bottle
Soft Drinks
- Coke / Diet Coke / Sprite 330ml – £3.50
- Frobishers Fruit Juice – £3.75
- Strathmore Still Water 330ml / 750ml – £2.95 / £4.95
- Strathmore Sparkling Water 330ml / 750ml : £2.95 / £4.95
Greggs Champagne Bar Review
The novelty factor of the Greggs Champagne Bar is 10/10. It’s a total vibe. It’s perfectly bougie, and really good fun.
When you book, your table is booked for 1 hour, and it’s just the right length of time.
The staff here are brilliant, and have a real attention to detail. Me and mum both tried the non-alcoholic cocktail (the peach melba) and it was good. Very sweet, but very tasty!
Between us, we tried three of the bakes; a sausage roll, a steak bake and a chicken bake, and I just loved the different dipping sauces you got with each. The sausage roll was my favourite, quickly followed by the steak bake, and mums favourite was the chicken bake.
The dipping sauces really did compliment the bakes perfectly, and definitely gave an elevated feel to them. The presentation was beautiful as well.
However, one thing I was disappointed with was that the food was slightly on the cold side. I was really looking forward to having bakes at the perfect temperature, but they just weren’t that.
Overall though, it was a really fun experience and one I would definitely do again!
The Greggs Champagne Bar is open until the 31st December. Booking is essential, and you can book your table here.
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