Based in Wigan, Galloways Bakers have been making quality pies, pasties, confectionery, breakfasts and filled rolls since 1971.
Our team of Confectioners continue to work every year to come up with tempting seasonal delights, which will tantalise your taste buds all year round and especially on Valentines Day, Easter, Halloween and Christmas.
We make freshly filled rolls on site with a variety of fillings every day. If your unable to find one already made that you would prefer, our expert bakers will also make a roll with your choice of filling to order.
All of our pies, pasties and sausage rolls are freshly baked and available daily, in every one of our 23 shops across the North West.
Galloways Bakers was founded in 1971 by Ronald and Patricia Galloway who opened their first shop at 215 Ormskirk Road, Wigan trading as 'The Pie Shop' specialising as the name implies in producing the finest pies and pasties in the area, hot and ready to eat, using only quality ingredients.
In the late 1970’s their Bakery business had grown to four shops all in and around the Wigan area, 'The Pie Shop' name was dropped and the shops were now called 'Galloways
family Bakers' continued growth and expansion saw the firm acquire more shops through the 1980's in areas of Wigan like Aspull, Wallgate and Standish.
In 1989 the firm became a Limited Company and the Bakery was moved from Ormskirk Road to larger premises at Loch Street, Pemberton to cope with the increase production demands.To find your local shop please select your locality.
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Brand new and ready for the road, the first of 2 new Peugeot boxer refrigerated delivery vans with new graphics now on the road and delivering your favourite pies, pasties, cakes and sandwiches to our 25 local shops, every day If you see us give us a wave
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Galloways reopened 14 of its 25 pie shops on Wednesday following the closure of them all during the UK's coronavirus lockdown. Shops to have reopened include those in Hindley, Aspull and Standish. However all of the Galloways' Wigan town centre branches will remain closed - for now. And the shops have opened their doors with a number of social distancing measures in place. Bays have been marked out in shops with a limited a number of customers allowed in at one time. Shoppers will also be asked to make contactless payments where possible and provide sanitiser stations. The stores have reopened with a limited product range. See here for a full list of the re-opened store locations
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Galloways closed all 25 of its branches almost two months ago after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a nationwide lockdown. On Tuesday (May 20) the bakery revealed on Twitter that it will start a phased re-opening of stores after the Bank Holiday weekend. The bakery plans to open a number of shops next Wednesday (May 27).
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