Over a dozen years later, and my review hasn't changed - but now I can provide details! So I love the main Kossuth St. location for being their HQ. You can just stand there and watch the baked goods churning around in the back. You can order prepared foods from a wall menu, or the various baked goods they have on display, combinations... they are there to patiently take your order! Even if the place feels industrial, we're talking Newark, so. Of course, custard cups are still as amazing as ever. I got another of their wonderful desserts - bolo rei, was it? - rich and dense with raisins. Wonderful. And arrufada de coimbra, a bread roll topped with coconut, just to try something different. Like I said before, I have an urge to drive back, but this time it's not just for the pastels de nata. It's for all the things. Yelp has grown me to want to try it all when a place is as delicious as Teixeira's. read more

Love Portuguese food so much we spent a few Weeks earlier this year in the country. Was in the area for an event and was excited to try it. First off, place is very nice inside. So big and so much bread being made. The cashier was very nice but didn't speak great English so it was hard to customize an order. Pastel de Nata was good. Bought extra to warm some at home. The bifana which which we had like 19 in Portugal was good but def had a different flavor. read more

Quick place to stop with with free parking ! (There's street parking and a small lot against a building ) It's 9.99 for 6 custard cups now read more

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Teixeira's sells a wide variety of baked goods, including some of the best pasteis de nata (Portuguese egg tarts) that I've had stateside - crisp, flaky tarts with the perfect creamy custard inside. I can never resist leaving here without one (or a dozen)! This particular location is my favorite of the three. It's recently updated, clean, and modern. I also love watching the bread rolls on the conveyor belt. read more

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One of the greatest bakery in Newark. Known for their breads and the famous Portuguese egg tart. Came here after spending a day at the Portuguese festival. Their egg tarts are better than the ones in Chinatown, and the coffee is the perfect pairing for them. Buttery flaky crust and rich eggy custard. read more

Teixeira's Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Newark, New Jersey

Amazing Portuguese bakery and cafe. I had an amazing soup and coffee and took home a pork sandwich and pastries. Will be back! read more

Teixeira's Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Newark, New Jersey

Excellent and friendly service fresh baked goods, Martin atmosphere, light and bright read more

Teixeira's Bakery - Teixeira's bakery. Check out the conveyor belt above the counter. - Bakeries Near Me - Newark, New Jersey

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Best Portuguese bakery in town. You can't find anything better than this in the whole states and their price are very fair. I just wish they have more locations closer to the city! read more

Toast was excellent, coffee was good. Enjoyed my meal but service did take a while do to how busy it was read more

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Everything here is delicious. From the bread to the pastries to the cakes. It's ALLLLL fantastic!

Probably the best place to get Portuguese egg tarts. It's flaky, creamy and delicious. Haven't try other items though. They have several places but I prefer this location as it's otw to airport and easier to get parking than the other location. read more

My coworker recommended we try this bakery. It's been around for a while now but he said they have expanded the inside of the store. It use to be smaller. He told me to get the Natas belem. They are small custard pies baked in a nice flakes crust. They are really really. I bought two and wish I would of bought a box! I also had the bolinhos de bacalhau with Swiss cheese in the middle. Pretty tasty I got them warm but probably would of been Better hotter. I than had a bifanas mini molete. It is a small pork sandwich. The pork was Marinated and soft. Tasted very good and juicy. I'll eventually be back here to try more of the pastries and fofoods they have! read more

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3 words - Portuguese. Egg. Tarts. OMG they are out of this world good! Flakey crust, smooth, custardy center. I'm glad they opened this new branch right off of highway 1-9, which makes it convenient to grab a box on my way to/from Newark airport. A box of dozen ($18.95) makes great food gifts for hosts and out-of-town visitors. Box of half dozen is $9.99. I recommend getting a dozen as me and my husband can easily polish off those in 2 days. We re-heat the tarts in an airfryer to crisp up the crust and warm the center and its as good as the day we got them. The ladies at the counter are also very nice and sweet. They get super busy during the holidays. We came in the morning of Christmas and the line snaked through the whole store, probably an hour wait. Regular days are fine. read more

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Its bakeries are top notch. I love its portuguese egg tarts. They are wonderful and super tasty. Love to come back to this place again! Its beef empanadas were superb : ) read more

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From a delicious batch of pastel de nata that the whole family enjoyed to a snuck-in lunch of a large and delicious bifana, I was thrilled with my adventure to visit this famous bakery. Parking around the corner made life even better. Beautiful place that was full of patrons enjoying. Polite and prompt service. I will be returning and recommend you visit! read more

The baked good are always fresh and amazing.. the staff , super helpful.. parking is a bitch tho. But well worth the inconvenience

Not only is this a landmark of Newark with the best breads, pastries and sandwiches, it he customer services is top notch. I called to report an issue I had in placing their order on Door Dash. She verbalized the item I was looking for was listed, but in Portuguese. She validated my experience and was going to work on adding the English version of a Portuguese roll to provide me with a better online experience. Hands down Texeira's Bakery is the best! read more

I was at the nearby stadium watching a game and walked to this bakery for a small breakfast and coffee to put something on my stomach since the game I was at had no concession stand. The cashier was unable to speak clear English, so when I ordered a small coffee, I used my finger to explain just 1. Then I ordered a pastry asked for it to be hot and took a seat. When my number was called, I walked to get my food and seen two cups of coffee and explained to the other hostess near the pick up counter and said I only ordered 1, so she instructed me to go back to the register and request a refund. That wasn't a problem. However, my pastry was like warm, so I ate half and wanted to take my son the other half so he can enjoy it but make it warm so it has a better temperature than I had and the hostess took it to the back for about 3-5 minutes and returned but my pastry was the same temp so I asked her to re heat it and she was hesitant so I just said nvm and just left, I felt that my treatment was poor because I was overcharged when I gave clear instructions and the lack of care to my request when asked for my item to be reheated, i understand it's a predominantly Hispanic area but it felt racist and I tried not to take it that way but it was hard not too when I explained my experience to someone else and they agreed. I'll never return, however it's a very nice restauranT read more

Best egg tarts!! The egg tarts were amazing.perfectly crispy pastry filled with the creamy custard. This location has parking which is great. Other pastries looked great.will have try next time read more

Teixeira's Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Newark, New Jersey

This Teixeira's location is the holy grail, where they pump out all the bread to send out all over northern jersey. It's fantastic, find yourself a parking and get inside. The ladies are great behind the counter, they normally all speak English really well too so communication is never an issue. They've got all your Portuguese staples and then some. From pastries and cakes to sandwiches and breads. I stopped in with my mom the other day and with 20 bucks we left with a bag full of treats. Fresh bread, fresh delicious Portuguese croissants. I like these better than the French sometimes because they're dough-ier and when I'm feeling like indulging on carbs, I love to dip it in a fresh coffee and enjoy. I also got a savory bread baked with cheese and ham and it was to die for. They warm it right up for you until it's toasty perfection. This place is a little out of the way but when I'm in Newark I made it a point to stop by, it's always great and authentic. read more

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You have to get there early on the weekends before the empanadas sell out. So delicious!

First time there and soup and sandwich were very good, cappuccino very good. The only thing is, it doesn't smell like a bakery, I don't know if that is on purpose but I love the smell of fresh baked bread and pastries. Anyhow, great service, they move you through quick. read more

good afternoon I've been coming to this establishment for a while now I love the entire remodeling they did they keep it so clean so beautiful. The service is excellent. The food quality is amazing. Thank you to all of you that make this possible . read more

Portuguese Pasteis De Nata! This was a trek to the middle of nowhere for these little creamy rich delights. Having recently had the urge to hunt down the best of these Pasteis De Nata's I was led to Newark and a familiar name for such. This version was very good, missing only slightly in that the sweetness profile which could have been a little more amped for my taste. The crust was thin, flaky and buttery as a crust should be. A perfect container for the custard in the middle. It would have been better if they were warmed slightly before they were served and topped with a little cinnamon or sugar to add to the taste profile. Still these Pasteis De Nata are great! A rainy Sunday morning included a 10 minute lineup for these and other bakery items at Teixeira's. I'd hardly call this a restaurant bakery given the sparse seating but the shop was clean and everything looked fantastic. Portuguese items, chocolate frosted donuts, artisan French breads, dinner rolls, Italian style cookies, etc, there seemed to be much variety in the output which was a bit unexpected. There was a line to point out what you wanted and another to pay. The counter staff were nice and pleasant, as well as efficient, from what I saw. I'm not sure what else is nearby to visit outside of Teixeira's but if I'm ever nearby, I'll be sure to visit again! read more

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Oh for the love of beautiful egg tarts aka pastel de nata aka pastel de belem... This is THE place to go to for the flakey, custardy goodness in handheld form. I am guilty of not being a fan of this kind of pastry for the longest time because I loathe burnt stuff and I don't like burnt sugar, but this...THIS changed my dessert world. I've had this egg tart goodie in Europe, Macau, and here in the states, and the best is found in Newark! I am surprised just as you are but hey, them Portuguese in NJ can bake one dang good tart! read more

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It can be hard to communicate with the staff in English because most of them only speak Portuguese. But it is certainly not unimaginable with all the translation apps nowadays, and they are very friendly to read the translation on your phone or direct you to the lady who speaks English. The pastries are delicious (though some of them can be a bit over for those who do not have a sweet tooth), especially the egg tart! I cannot get enough of them, and you should try it out! read more

Pastel Natas Yum ! Go to Portuguese desserts can't miss ! Try! Can't pass down this tradition treat.

This is an industrial bakery with a retail shop in the front with a large selection of fresh and interesting reasonably priced baked goods and delicious coffee. read more

Forgot how close I was now that I live in Lyndhurst. Went for good bread for superbowl subs and Teixeiras did not disappoint. Had to also grab portugues croissants and coffee for the ride home and that was yummy too. 4 biggg sub rolls, a french bread, 2 croissants and 2 coffees.... About $21 ! Cant go wrong read more

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Recommendations: pasteis de nata (egg tarts), strawberry croissant, empanada carne Eggtarts are to die for!! The Kossuth location is fairly small with only a few tables for seating. Most customers are in and out within 15-20 minutes. As a first time customer at the bakery, it took a long time to decide what to get and it didn't help that the ladies behind the counter seemed pretty impatient. It was also difficult to communicate and ask what each item was. - Service: 3/5 Ate everything else before I could get a photo... so besides the service, the food was delicious! Empanadas can be heated up for you or packaged cold to go. It was crispy and flaky and the $1.50 price can't be beat. Egg tarts come in $7 for a 1/2 dozen and were melt-in-your mouth amazing. I was afraid the strawberry croissant would be too sweet, but was pleasantly surprised at the balance of tart and cream. Highly recommend! - Food: 5/5 read more

Teixeira's Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Newark, New Jersey

Beautiful surprise remodel of bakery with indoor seating. I was traveling on the 1&9 truck route and had to stop. Turkey sandwich & danish. Delish. read more

Teixeira's Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Newark, New Jersey

I've never gotten into Chinese Egg Tarts. Of course, you could argue that I've just never had a good one, but to me the crusts always seem to be lacking in buttery goodness, and the custard too overtly eggy. Then I tried a Portuguese Egg Tart from Joey Bats at the Queens International Night Market. Served warm, its crust was so buttery and flaky, it was almost croissant like, and its bruleed custard filling was rich and creamy, with only the barest hint of egg. Okay, so it was a little too sweet. But still. I was officially smitten. So when I realized we could stop here right off the 1 & 9 on a recent Jersey day trip, I was all over it: So yeah... Hubby, kid, and I wound up grabbing a bunch of portable eats to sustain us while on the road. This included a savory brioche-like pastry, layered inside with Ham & Cheese, and another with Chorizo, plus large Torpedo-shaped potato Croquettes stuffed with Chicken and a much smaller one featuring Baccalau, aka Salt Cod. Keeping in mind that we ate most of these at room temperature, they more than satisfied. But the Chicken Croquette that I warmed and crisped in a 350 degree oven at home was so much better. We also stowed away a bunch of small Rolls in the freezer for sandwiches. But what about those Egg Tarts? Well, first of all they come in both Lemon and Classic flavors, but honestly, I couldn't taste much of a difference. That aside, am happy to report they are every bit as delicious as everyone says! In a perfect world though, I'd be eating a hybrid Egg Tart composed of the less sweet custard from here, and the more airy, buttery-licious crust from Joey Bats. Mmmm. Know Before You Go: Service, per our experience at least, is inefficient AF. There seems to be a system in place, but it's slow. We waited almost a half hour to place our order at about 11am on a Sunday. Labeling of items seems to be inconsistent, so it's tough to know what everything is. While waiting in line, kill time by scanning through reviews for suggestions on what's good. Bottom line: Every time I'm in Jersey, I'll probably be scheming to stop in Newark. Now there's something I never thought I'd say.:) read more

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Great Place, service is terrible. Management needs a change. No organization, takes 25mins to place and receive order. Can eat faster at a restaurant read more

The food is great always fresh bake , the service is excellent it's a tradition with my family every Sunday after church we go to Teixera's and the ladies always make me and my family feel welcome . I love the new big and remodeled location . I Love it read more

Teixeira's Bakery is the only place to be if you're looking for the perfect pasteis de nata. This location is slightly more accessible than the one on Ferry St, as it is less busy and has more available parking spots. I ordered a dozen pasteis de nata, which are creamy, flaky cups of perfections. The outside pastry is very flaky and buttery, while the egg custard practically melts in your mouth. They have a bunch of other pastries and breads available that I would also love to try. This bakery is spotless and has plenty of friendly and helpful employees. Although there will likely be a line, it moves very quickly Next time you're craving Portuguese egg tarts, make it a point to stop by Teixeira's! read more

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This place is bomb. If you are lover of egg tarts, you must must must come here and get them. They are so so so so good and worth the trip. I love egg tarts so much and this place is legit. It's worth the line and worth the drive, even worth the language barrier. read more

I tried to get pastry here last Tuesday evening. Yelp said they were open until 9pm. Arrived at 8:15 and the doors were locked. Employees ignored me knocking on the glass door. I wouldn't go back there. read more

Great little Portuguese bakery. Have gotten great cold cuts sandwiches from here for lunch. Always very fresh and tasty. Workers are very sweet and friendly. Location is a bit hidden, looks like it's sort of an office building. Overall great food and definitely plan to go back. read more

Growing up in Newark I took for granted how easy it was to find great custard cups and Portuguese rolls. Now living in California, I always look forward to visiting my family in NJ, both to see them and of course enjoy some deliciously authentic baked goods from Teixeira's Bakery! The custard cups are absolutely perfect. My college friends always looked forward to visits from my family because that meant delicious custard cups were also coming. When my roommate TJ heard they were coming "Oh god..." was all he could mutter. When my parents moved out of Newark, they even got our American neighbors hooked on custard cups; our neighbors' toddlers also look forward to my visits because there are guaranteed custard cup deliveries! I love bread, but Portuguese rolls are one-of-a-kind. I grew up on sloppy joes prepared on Portuguese rolls; they were the backbone of my lunch through most of elementary school! A toasted, buttered Portuguese roll with a glass of soymilk is my go-to breakfast when I visit home. Really, anything on a Portuguese roll transforms into something infinitely better. Growing up, whatever we had for dinner would quickly be put into a Portuguese roll and it always resulted in a delicious sandwich! My parents don't live in Newark anymore, but fortunately both of these Portuguese staples can be stored for up to a week. Throw the custard cups in the fridge and freeze and the bread, and you'll never be without these gifts from the culinary gods. read more

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Awesome custard cups.... Definitely worth stopping for these magical delights. Tres Leches was not what we expected. It was not sopping in milk. Pretty dry. read more