In the Philippines, merienda is the meal between meals — that mid-afternoon break when a small bite and a cold drink make the rest of the day easier. Greenwich fits that moment well. A Pizzawrap, a solo plate of spaghetti, or a couple of slices of Overload pizza are all light enough for merienda and cheap enough to repeat on a regular afternoon, and you can pick them up or have them delivered without planning a full meal around them.

The Pizzawrap is the most merienda-friendly item on the menu. It is a soft tortilla wrapped around cheese, sauce, and ham or pepperoni, so it eats like a sandwich and travels well — easy to carry back to the office, the classroom, or home. Pair it with potato wedges and an iced tea and you have a proper afternoon break for the price of a coffee-shop snack, without the coffee-shop price.

If you want something warmer, a solo plate of spaghetti or a small order of lasagna works just as well. Both are filling enough to count as a light lunch, and they are among the cheapest hot meals Greenwich sells. Add a piece of crispy chicken if you are still hungry after class or a long shift. For two people sharing a merienda, a regular Overload pizza — starting at around ₱179 — splits neatly into slices, with a drink pitcher to share.

Greenwich Menu Philippines (greenwichmenu.ph) is your go-to guide to Greenwich's menu prices in the Philippines. From Overload pizzas and creamy pastas to crispy chicken, rice meals, sides, drinks and sharing bundles - we track publicly listed prices so you always know what your favorites cost. Check the latest merienda picks and prices at https://greenwichmenu.ph — updated for 2026.