
From flaky sausage rolls to iced buns, the nation's bakery loyalties run deep. Rank these familiar shopfronts from best to worst based on your own experience.
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Greggs
Home of the legendary sausage roll and a steamy vegan bake that started a culture war. A staple of British high streets from Newcastle to Newquay.

Pret A Manger
Sleeker, pricier and packed with commuters clutching flat whites. Known for its baguettes, salads and slightly aspirational sandwich range.

Gail's Bakery
Sourdough loaves, cinnamon buns and prices that make your eyes water. A signal that your neighbourhood has officially been gentrified.

Warrens Bakery
Cornwall's oldest Cornish pasty maker, spreading its buttery empire across the country. A firm favourite for anyone loyal to a proper crimped pasty.

Cooplands
A Yorkshire institution serving pies, pasties and cream cakes with no-nonsense pricing. Beloved across the North East and slowly creeping south.
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