Greggs opens first pub in UK city as food and drink menu revealed | UK | News

The High Street Bakery chain Greggs launches its first pub with its special ALES, iconic oven and of course a menu of famous sausage rolls.

Golden Flake Tavern will open its doors at Newcastle’s Fenwick store and pour the opening pint this Saturday this Saturday.

Two-made draft beer-pink Jammie Pale Ale and GosForth 1939 Full Circle Brew Co, based on Newcastle for 1939 Stottie Lager-Lagout.

The comprehensive bar will also have a GregGS -themed cocktail selection.

The bosses can choose from traditional PUB fee options affected by 15 GREGGS, including chicken oven, parmo, steak oven mixed grille, sausage roll and puree and a choice of a Gregs Plowman.

Pudding offers include Yum Bread and Butter Pudding and Pink Jammie Teyzo, which contains black segments hanging in jelly, decorated with jam, custard and whipped cream.

Classic Market French – Cauliflower cheese, called “Piece Resistance” of the organization – offers steak furnace, chicken oven or onion and onion oven as the main charm accompanied by parties such as parties such as roasted potatoes and Yorkshire Puddings.

The venue will be on the stage every Tuesday on 7 October on the evening of 5 £ 5 for groups of participants. The Golden Flake represents the newest partnership between Greggs and Fenwick, built on Bistro Gregs in December 2023, in 2024, in which 8,000 visitors enjoyed the Bubbles of 8,000 visitors with bubbles throughout the nine -week experience.

“We are excited to launch our third turning point attempt together with GregGS’s Customer Director Hannah Squirrell,” In 2023, Fenwick – Bistro and last year with the GregGS Champagne Bar.

“Golden Flake Tavern brings a new bending to the traditional British pub experience, and we hope that everyone who has joined us will come to enjoy this unique Greggs experience with many new faces.”

Fenwick Strategic Partnerships Director Leo Fenwick said: “This latest cooperation celebrates the best of both brands and matchs Greggs’s very popular classics with our own unique approach to create unforgettable experiences.

“As two North East icons, we are proud to work again to offer customers in the heart of Newcastle, amazing and really unique.”

The organization contains 88 restaurants of maximum capacity, including the bar seating.

Reservations are recommended for those who want to eat and can be secured with Fenwick on Thursday at noon.

Drop-Ins is equally satisfied. Pub will continue to meet the bosses until 15 February next February.