A La Mode Pies West Seattle

Found this place open and got there around 8pm. What a surprise to find amazing pies so late at night! Both wonderful and dangerous. Lol. I had to try the white chocolate banana cream pie and it was fantastic! Huge piece with many chunks of banana throughout. Not too sweet either so it didn't wreck your tastebuds, allowing you to finish the whole piece. Would highly recommend if you like pie. I do wish the crust was a little more flakey, mine was a little chewy, but overall very good. The place was nice and clean and very busy for 8pm. Glad to see a small business appearing to be thriving. They had berry pies, cream pies, and a shepherds pie, all on display and all looked great. Looked like they also sold pie dough for the DIY crowd, along with pints of ice cream. Great experience!

Excellent pies!We got Seattle's best apple pie and it did not disappoint! We also added $2 for a huge scoop or vanilla ice cream to make it an alamode!Friendly service and cute decor inside. The aroma of all the pies is amazing. Definitely will be back next time in seattle. It's also located near the farmers market on Sundays!

Living close to such an amazing pie place is very dangerous for my Sour cherry, chocolate caramel pecan tart, & Mexican chocolate are so so so good.Sour cherry pies are my absolute favorite, so I tend to go back to that one, but I recently tried the blue Hawaiian (blueberry, pineapple, coconut) and all it really tasted like was sugary blueberry. Even the crumble topping tasted like straight sugar. Wouldn't repurchase. But it was still good

I came for the banana cream pie but they were all out so I assumed others wanted it to! I ended up getting a slice of the Oreo pie. It was good. There were lots of chunks of plain custard that had a bland flavor. But the Oreo pieces saved it. I'll hopefully try the banana cream one day!

I tried a slice of Mexican Chocolate pie and it was tasty. The middle is mostly chocolate cream though which is ok but I prefer something closer to a pudding consistency. The crust was good, as was the white cream on top. Not too cloyingly sweet overall, I thought. There is some spice on top because this is Mexican chocolate.It's $8 for a slice which seems a little steep but the slice is fairly large and you could probably share with someone if you don't want a ton of pie.This establishment is pretty cute and I'd like to try more, especially the cookies and cream!

Cute spot. Found it on date night. Large selection offered but we went so late at night many were sold out. I had the Marionberry Hazelnut alamode and he had the White Chocolate Banana creme pie. Both were delicious.

Oh good gawwwwd the strawberry rhubarb warmed with a scoop of vanilla ice cream?!?! It WRECKED MY SOUL! I can't wait to dig into the Marionberry Hazelnut!!! Love this pace!!!

Sour cherry,Mexican chocolate, Mint, lemon lavender cheesecake, chicken pot pie, shepherd pie. I'll keep going, got my punch card ready and fork in the other hand. Love this place!

Our group of friends were out to dinner with visiting family and the visitors wanted pie. The craving came from nowhere and could not be ignored. As we were on 35th Ave, it was a quick ride over to Alaska Junction for what is arguably some of the tastiest and largest helpings of homemade pie in the area. Upon arrival I saw they also offer savory pies like a breakfast hand pie, chicken pot pie, combo pizza hand pie, and cottage pie (advertised as Shepherds Pie but it has beef instead of lamb). Having had the sweet stuff, I'll be back for the savory.The group got slices of Key Lime, Cookies & Cream, Apple, Peanut Butter Mousse, Banana Cream w/ White Chocolate, and the seasonal special of Strawberry Rhubarb. Most were ordered a la mode with a healthy scoop of homemade ice cream. The Key Lime pie was fantastic, and my favorite by far. The amount of pies available though, is phenomenal, so if you are looking for something else - like a berry or cherry pie, fruit tart, cheesecake, or quiche - they've got it. I got a punch card, and that may have been a bad decision, because I know that I'll now pop in more than my waistline would want me to.

I'm on the east coast now, and my beloved Mother is still in West Seattle. Yesterday was the first birthday she's had since I graduated college in 83 that we haven't lived in the same city. As much as I wanted to be there to celebrate her, on her birthday, it wasn't possible this year. She loves pies, sweet and savory. So, I sent pies - or rather - I made arrangements to have pies from A La Mode Pies delivered. I wonder if you can imagine how good it made me feel to receive this text message and accompanying photo from her..."Today started with a bang. I opened my door to a handsome man with two bags in his hands, a smile on his face and a husky voice greeting... Happy 94th Birthday Beverly. In the world of birthdays this has to be the winner, yummy food and a red carpet presentation...the day had only started and it was already made."It goes without saying that the pies from ALMP (A La Mode Pies) are exceptional, as is evidenced by hundreds of positive reviews. The special attention they showed, personalizing the happy birthday wishes - which they did on their own, speaks to the character of the people that make up ALMP. Delicious food is the baseline for discerning consumers. When the food is prepared and delivered by people who so obviously care about their guests and customers it's just so much better. Mom/Beverly reports that the Key Lime pie is her favorite Key Lime pie of all time (did I mention she's been eating pie for nine decades?), and the Shepards Pie and Chicken Pot Pie warmed her belly and her heart.Thank you A La Mode Pies, I'll be there for dinner and desert as soon as I'm back in Seattle!