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Most Greggs bakeries are open, but hours vary dramatically by location. High street shops often close much earlier than usual across the UK, while service station branches stay open longer.
For your Spring Bank Holiday sausage roll, it is best to check locally. Greggs reduces hours across the board for high street locations, but travel hub concessions usually maintain a fuller schedule.
Greggs is easily accessible at 913 Castle Street, approximately a 0.31 mile drive west of the centre of Dumfries (by Burns Statue Bus Stop). The store is located in a convenient district that essentially serves the people of Dumfries Town Centre, Georgetown, Maxwelltown, Noblehill, Broomlands, Lochside, Cargenbridge and Dalscone. If you'd like to visit today (Sunday), its operating hours are from 8:30 am until 4:00 pm. Please review the information on this page for Greggs Dumfries, Castle Street, including the store hours, address particulars or phone info.
Greggs can be found in an ideal location close to the crossroads of Church Crescent and Castle Street, in Dumfries, Dumfriesshire.
The store is found within a 1 minute drive from High Street, Buccleuch Street, Irish Street or Academy Street; a 3 minute drive from A76 / Glasgow Road, Whitesands or Loreburn Street; or a 10 minute trip from Shakespeare Street and A75 / Dumfries Bypass.
DG1 1DJ is the postcode for this location when using Satellite Navigation.
Buses frequently stop at Buccleuch Street, Burns Statue, Great King Street and Academy Street.
The train runs to and from Dumfries Station (2160 ft away). The most convenient way to get here is by the ScotRail line.
Within a couple miles you might find Dock Park, Loreburne Shopping Centre, Cuckoo Bridge Retail Park, Loreburn School, St. Mary's Industrial Estate and Nunfield Golf Course.
There is currently a total number of 4 Greggs branches operating in Dumfries, Dumfriesshire.
For more Greggs visit this link with a complete listing of all branches near Dumfries.
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