You can eat pie for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or dessert at these 11 local bakeries.
Piebird Pastry Kitchen
Lawrenceville
If variety is what you’re looking for, order a butter-crusted beauty from Piebird. Pick from mixed berry oat crisp, bourbon pecan, apple brown butter crumb, and more. Keep an eye out for their large sheet pan pie trays at pop-up markets around town, or put in a special catering order.
- Check out Piebird’s pop-up at Caffe d’Amore this Saturday, 10 a.m. until sellout.
Five Points Artisan Bakeshop
Squirrel Hill
Grab a coffee from Espresso a Mano (located inside the bakery) to enjoy with a slice of pie from Five Points. In addition to fresh European-style breads and pastries, the bakery offers hand-sized pies in flavors like apple, chocolate pecan, and blueberry.
Pittsburgh Pie Guy
Pop-ups all over Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Pie Guy (which is actually two people) has sweet and savory pies in a range of sizes: mini, medium, and large. Look forward to their table at farmers markets around town — you can almost always find Pittsburgh Pie Guy at the Bloomfield Saturday Market.
- Pie Guy will be at Aslin Beer’s 3.14 celebration in the Strip District this Saturday. Check it out for beer, pizza, pie, and … math?
350° Bakery
South Side Slopes
While they’re known for their biscuit breakfast sandwiches with bacon jam, don’t skip 350° Bakery’s mini sweet and savory hand pies in flavors like cherry berry, apple, samosa, and broccoli cheddar.
Food Glorious Food
Highland Park
Cookies, cakes, pies — you name it, Food Glorious Food has it! Get a whole pie or just a slice in flavors such as coconut cream, walnut chocolate, or key lime.
The Pie Place
Bethel Park
The next time you’re shopping in the South Hill Village, swing by The Pie Place for flavors like fruits of the forest or peanut butter chocolate. They also offer “take and bake” pies that you can freeze for up to a month until you’re ready to bake.
Bethel Bakery
Bethel Park
Just want a taste? Bethel Bakery has mini blueberry, apple, and cherry pies to mark the occasion, plus full-sized pecan, caramel apple, peach, and more.
Soergel’s Orchards
Wexford
Pies are the perfect vehicle for Soergel’s fresh fruits. Get a 6-, 8-, or 9-inch pie in flavors such as Dutch apple, French silk, lemon meringue, or apple berry rhubarb.
Butterjoint Bakery
Oakland
Did you know that the popular dinner and cocktail spot has a bakery called Sidecar? Sit down at the cozy cafe for a cup of coffee and a slice (vinegar pie, anyone?), or order a scratch-made pie to go.
Eat’n Park
Various locations
You can’t talk about pie in Pittsburgh without reminiscing about a late-night treat at Eat’n Park. Their famous strawberry pie recipe was created in 1954, and at the time, the restaurant was one of the first places in Pittsburgh to receive fresh strawberries by air freight, according to Eat'n Park’s website.
CobblerWorld
Downtown
OK, so cobbler isn’t technically a pie. For one thing, the dough placement is flip flopped. But the flavors are the same, and that's good enough for us! From pear to peach apple, there’s something for everyone at CobblerWorld.
