Two Bobs Bakery

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8 Yacaaba St, Nelson Bay, New South Wales, 2315

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Fresh From the OvenKnown for SourdoughKnown for PiesGood ValueFriendly Staff

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Why Choose Two Bobs Bakery?

Two Bobs is a destination bakery in Nelson Bay known for sourdough loaves baked fresh daily, olive and rosemary, spelt honey and oat, and classics that draw queues before opening. Croissants, danishes and hot pies round out the offer, with takeaway coffee and a friendly team to match the quality.

About Two Bobs Bakery

Two Bobs Bakery is popular in Nelson Bay, and people line up for it. Locals will tell you to get in early, because the queue can stretch well before the doors open, and it moves along once you're at the counter.

Sourdough is the heart of the place. Everything is baked fresh with sourdough flour, and the loaves get plenty of praise: the olive and rosemary, the spelt, honey and oat, and a classic sourdough. The pastry cabinet draws interest too. We hear the croissants are a particular favourite, from plain and almond to pistachio cherry and chocolate, along with a coffee caramel danish, cinnamon scrolls, and spinach and ricotta rolls that come out flaky and soft. There are daily specials worth asking about.

Savoury is covered well. The pies are a talking point, with braided beef pies in a pillowy pastry that one local described as full of tender braised beef and vegetables. One visitor found theirs a little bland and thought it fell apart quickly. The ham and salad rolls on fresh ciabatta get strong approval, and the sausage roll has its fans. They've also branched into hot takeaway food, with charcoal chickens that locals say you can smell from the car park, plus the occasional themed day like tacos.

You can dine in or grab takeaway, and the coffee is a good reason to stay for one. The milk texture can vary from day to day. Staff are friendly and keep their cool when it's busy, and the value is good for what you get. One tip from a local: the baked goods don't always carry price tags, so just ask at the counter.

It's open most days, with extended hours at the end of the week, so check the hours before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

Bread

“Everything is baked fresh with sourdough flour. The coffee caramel Danish and the olive & rosemary loaf were our favourites!”

Pastries

“We've just enjoyed your pies which were full of tender, tasty braised beef and vegetables, and wrapped in a perfect pastry.”

Bread

“Bread is consistently of a high standard. My favourite is the spelt, honey and oat.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Two Bobs Bakery

: Two Bobs Bakery is known for its sourdough, with loaves like olive and rosemary, spelt honey and oat, and a classic sourdough baked fresh daily. The pastry cabinet is also popular, especially croissants in plain, almond and pistachio cherry, plus danishes and cinnamon scrolls. It's a well regarded spot for fresh bread, pies and good coffee in Nelson Bay.
: Yes, it's genuinely popular and queues can stretch well before opening. Locals recommend arriving early to beat the line, though once you reach the counter service moves along quickly. It's worth the wait according to regulars who come back for the sourdough and pastries.
: Beyond its sourdough loaves, Two Bobs Bakery offers pies, sausage rolls, ciabatta rolls with fillings like ham and salad, croissants, danishes, cinnamon scrolls and bagels. It has also run specials like charcoal chicken and Taco Tuesday. Coffee is served too, roasted by Single O, and the bakery offers both takeaway and dine-in.
: It's generally seen as good value with helpful staff and fresh-baked goods, though pricing isn't displayed on items in the cabinet so it pays to ask at the counter. For current prices on pies, loaves or pastries, contact Two Bobs Bakery directly.
: Yes, Two Bobs Bakery offers dine-in as well as takeaway, and coffee is a regular order alongside the sourdough and pastries. Many visitors pair a mocha or flat white with a croissant or danish while enjoying the bakery's fresh-baked atmosphere in Nelson Bay.