Sayers - Ripping Off Liverpool To Subsidise Wools

[Anubis]

I've noticed that Sayer's have re-branded their Hampson's shops in wool areas like Ormskirk, and are now calling themselves The Pound Bakery. It's still Sayer's, as I've seen their lorries delivering there.

 

Anyway, they've kept their Liverpool outlets as Sayer's shops, and are stil charging the prices they have been. However in the newly re-branded shops their pies (which we pay over the odds for) are only £1. Their deal for two large sausauge rolls in Liverpool (£1.50) is only £1. And all their other deals are £1 or so many for £1. Their sandwiches are reduced to basic thick cut bread instead of a fancy roll, but are also reduced from £2+ to £1.

 

In short, their Liverpool customers are still paying top whack, but the outlying areas are paying less. I'm surprised our shitty local press hasn't got onto this.

[Red Banjo]

Aint had a sayers in yonks. Do they still serve their beans at a gazillion degrees?

[brucespanner]

It's shit, they cut the sandwiches across, as opposed corner to corner, fucking imbeciles.

 

I think it's a rebrand that'll eventually come to all stores, I love coming back to Liverpool and getting a heat lamped bacon sandwich from Sayers with a hangover, proper sorts me out.

[lifetime fan]

OOT's getting a better deal again.

[VladimirIlyich]

I had a meat and potato pasty from sayers in Runcorn the other day,the first time I'd had one in about a month and it was horrible and greasy as fuck.

The Bavarian square slice after it made up for it a bit though.

[Bobby Hundreds]

Cheese pasty is a teenage sensation I used to love them and the third degree burns that went along with them.

[manwiththestick]

The Sayers in Runcorn shopping city is a haven for teenage mums shoving flakey

Sausage rolls into the mitts of their bastard no shoed offspring, I'm sure the CSA hand out lunch tokens.

 

On the plus side they used to do corned beef hash pasties that were ace.

[Paulie Dangerously]

Worlds biggest Sayers in Bootle Strand. FACT

[fowler9]

I've noticed that Sayer's have re-branded their Hampson's shops in wool areas like Ormskirk, and are now calling themselves The Pound Bakery. It's still Sayer's, as I've seen their lorries delivering there.

 

Anyway, they've kept their Liverpool outlets as Sayer's shops, and are stil charging the prices they have been. However in the newly re-branded shops their pies (which we pay over the odds for) are only £1. Their deal for two large sausauge rolls in Liverpool (£1.50) is only £1. And all their other deals are £1 or so many for £1. Their sandwiches are reduced to basic thick cut bread instead of a fancy roll, but are also reduced from £2+ to £1.

 

In short, their Liverpool customers are still paying top whack, but the outlying areas are paying less. I'm surprised our shitty local press hasn't got onto this.

 

it is actually different food in the pound bakery though, and it is also a hell of a lot better there too so fuck knows why that ones cheaper

[VladimirIlyich]

The Sayers in Runcorn shopping city is a haven for teenage mums shoving flakey

Sausage rolls into the mitts of their bastard no shoed offspring, I'm sure the CSA hand out lunch tokens.

 

On the plus side they used to do corned beef hash pasties that were ace.

 

Got mine from the one in Runcorn Old Town but should have got a cheese and onion one instead.

 

Change is not always better.

[jamespp]

sayers sausage rolls = bad heartburn

[Vincent Vega]

Got mine from the one in Runcorn Old Town but should have got a cheese and onion one instead.

 

Change is not always better.

 

Devonshire Bakery > Sayers

[Captain Turdseye]

Devonshire Bakery

 

The Cornish rolls there are the food of the gods. Not cheap though, last time I went they were charging £1.40 for tiny meat pies.

[Skidfingers McGonical]

Worlds biggest Sayers in Bootle Strand. FACT

 

Isn't there a Pound Bakery in the Strand?

[VladimirIlyich]

Devonshire Bakery > Sayers

 

Yeah,I know.

 

I did a course a few years back and the fella running it worked for Hygiene Standards Authority and said Devonshire was given a 5 star rating as it was so hygenic.

 

Price>Devonshire.

[Guest The Chimp]

Me and the Mrs went to the Sayers in Belle Vale when I was back home; I was left underwhelmed. Nothing there. Every time my Mrs asked for something she was greeted with, "haven't got it." In the end I said to the woman "have you actually got anything? Be quicker just telling us what you've got and we'll go from there eh." Knew I should've gone to Gregs but my Mrs won't go there. Ended up with a sausage roll which was alright like. I was pretty fucked off then, but this is just the final straw. An out and out outrage. I'm fully endorsing a massive campaign of fire-bombing here. It's the only alternative left.

 

 

Shite.

[Guest ShoePiss]

The Cornish rolls there are the food of the gods. Not cheap though, last time I went they were charging £1.40 for tiny meat pies.

 

Were they the still warm cheshire beef meat pies? If so they are fucking delicious, it was probably about 15 years ago when I had them at a place in Runcorn old town and it sounds like it was the devonshire.

[POOOS]

I've noticed that Sayer's have re-branded their Hampson's shops in wool areas like Ormskirk, and are now calling themselves The Pound Bakery. It's still Sayer's, as I've seen their lorries delivering there.

 

Anyway, they've kept their Liverpool outlets as Sayer's shops, and are stil charging the prices they have been. However in the newly re-branded shops their pies (which we pay over the odds for) are only £1. Their deal for two large sausauge rolls in Liverpool (£1.50) is only £1. And all their other deals are £1 or so many for £1. Their sandwiches are reduced to basic thick cut bread instead of a fancy roll, but are also reduced from £2+ to £1.

 

In short, their Liverpool customers are still paying top whack, but the outlying areas are paying less. I'm surprised our shitty local press hasn't got onto this.

 

There's a Pound Bakery in the Swan now. Didn't know they were anything to do with Sayers.

 

Me and the Mrs went to the Sayers in Belle Vale when I was back home; I was left underwhelmed. Nothing there. Every time my Mrs asked for something she was greeted with, "haven't got it." In the end I said to the woman "have you actually got anything? Be quicker just telling us what you've got and we'll go from there eh." Knew I should've gone to Gregs but my Mrs won't go there. Ended up with a sausage roll which was alright like. I was pretty fucked off then, but this is just the final straw. An out and out outrage. I'm fully endorsing a massive campaign of fire-bombing here. It's the only alternative left.

 

 

Shite.

 

Why didn't you walk the 50 yards up to the Gregg's at the other end?!

[RJ Fan club]

I do miss a cheese & smoked ham pasty and raspberry cream puff slice.

[Anubis]

There's a Pound Bakery in the Swan now. Didn't know they were anything to do with Sayers.

 

They obviously think the Swan is a pov area.

[Liverpool lad]

 

They obviously think the Swan is a pov area.

 

It is slowly turning into Kensington

[bossy]

Satterthwaites.

[RedEagle]

There's also one in Huyton village.

[liverpoolsno9]

Theres one in Maghull square too. Custard slices are the bollocks. A lad i work with prefers waterfields !!!! What the fucks wrong with him? Sayers/ pound bakery is the beat out there, better than greggs, waterfields the lot. Anyone who says otherwise is a fuckin blert

[longballs]

It's surely a flawed business model to call it the pound bakery. When they inevitably have to put the prices up it means they either have to change their name or stop doing 2 for 1 (i.e. double their price in one hit).

 

Also, how is this new pasty tax going to affect them?