Pie Time

Pie time has a small selection of sweet and savory pies. I had a bacon egg & cheese on Texas toast, flat white, and key lime. The menu has a large sign saying whole milk only, but it wasn't until after I ordered that I saw you could swap for oat milk for 50 cents. I wish that sign was bigger. The food was cold and took a long time to heat up/ seemed like the workers were put out that we wanted hot food...I was not impressed by the service despite the fact that the place itself is cute. It felt like just being there was a hassle. I liked how different the flavors are, and I really enjoyed my key lime pie and appreciated that they had their list of vendors public. I thought the coffee and pie was... fine for the price. I don't think I would go here again.

I've passed the Pie Time while walking in this area and thought it looked cute. I stopped by for breakfast after spending the night at a friend's place who lives nearby. Though I walked here, you can find street parking in the area though it is limited and you will likely be circling several blocks before finding something (and please check signage restrictions).Pie Time is really meant as a to-go shop as there is very limited seating, just 4 tables as well as a bench. They do have wifi but I would not say with such limited seating that this is a place to study/work at. They do have a drink promotion with a punch card where after you buy 10, you get a drink free + 30% off a bakery item. The ingredients are locally sourced and there is information present on where they are from. They also have a local bulletin board with local events that I think is good for the community to find established third spaces. Alternative milks cost $0.50 extra. I paid a little over $20 for the three items below, which I also think is pricy for what I ordered. Hot Chai Latte w/ whole milk 1.5/5, this drink was sadly disappointing. While it was hot, there was virtually no taste of chai present. This tasted like hot milk with just a sprinkling of cinnamon / chai over it as opposed to a chai latte.Apple Pie 3/5, this was an average apple pie, I think it could have been improved by adding something like cinnamon to it to enhance flavoringPumpkin Pie 4/5, this was good, I did think it was small, however. The pumpkin spice flavor was present throughout though the dough of the pie was unevenly textured throughout (some parts soft, some parts hard).

I came to Pie time yesterday and enjoyed my selects. The cinnamon coffee cake was my favorite piece and I also ordered an iced chai tea which I felt was ok. It felt really watered down so I probably won't add too much ice next time. This was a nice spot to WFH at if you wanted to. The employees are cool and it is very well kept inside. I do think I need to come back and try a different snack and drink all together but I still don't think anything I tried was bad.

This is my third time at Pie Time! We moved to the area in January of this year, and so far I have tried a few gems here! The mini Chicken Pot Pie was super good, very savory stuffed with fresh herbs! My partner tried the carne asada pie which he crushed(I assume it was great!) I have tried a regular latte which was pretty good, but the pies are definitely the best thing here! Highly recommend if you're in the area! It's a small cozy spot, so make sure to come early if you wanna grab a table (they can probably seat about 12-15 people inside). They even have a little freezer for pies to go!

Boyfriend decided to try Pie Time for the first time for breakfast. We really wanted to like Pie Time as it's in our neighborhood and wanted to support a local business.He ordered an egg sandwich for himself, an everything bagel and nitro cold brew for me, and an order of breakfast potatoes to share.His sandwich was very sad looking. A very small amount of scrambled egg placed between two slices of bread. According to him, the egg tasted like fake egg, like what you would get at Dunkin or 7-11. The potatoes were good at first but left an odd after taste. The cold brew is incredibly bitter. Even after adding milk I wasn't able to drink it. The everything bagel was good once roasted but a little chewy.It was very expensive for what we received.

I decided to revisit Pie Time today. I ordered the chicken pot pie again and the apple pie. The chicken pot pie hasn't changed a bit. I was not a fan of the apple pie. The crust was good but the apple was thinly sliced and almost mushy. There were two people working when I visited. I was the only customer at the time. I wasn't greeted and the atmosphere seemed stale, nothing like my first visit over a year ago. I came close to leaving without ordering anything but I was hungry.

Aw, man - I really wanted to like Pie Time, but, unfortunately, our experience was super lackluster...Pie Time offers both sweet and savory pies, and there seems to be a traditional fruit, dessert, and savory hand pies that could appease anyone's taste. We actually got there a few minutes until closing and almost cried, as we were told that they were closed. However, the employee seemed to have changed their mind and stated that we could purchase frozen pies to go.There were some inaccurate information and confusion, since we were led to believe only frozen pies were available; however, we pointed out that there were some behind the case. The employee quickly backtracked and stated that those were the last remaining ones, which ended up being the Old Fashioned Apple and the Oat Slam.We asked if they were warm still, and the response was yes - however, they were actually cold and seemed like they were refrigerated, so I'm sure they could have been better if we had heated them up?I'm thinking that it's best to call ahead and reserve pies or go earlier in the day to make sure you get some choices.I am curious about their savory pies, such their Traditional Chicken Pot Pie and the Beef Bourguignon. Maybe next time?Limited street parking available.+confusing/inaccurate interaction with staff+go earlier for pies or call ahead+limited street parking

A cute place to stop by for a mid afternoon treat: pie and coffee! We got the maple bourbon pecan chocolate pie and the tomato pie (a savory pie). We also got a coffee to wash it all down with! I really loved the maple bourbon pecan chocolate pie-- it tasted very rich with the chocolate pecan combo! I could even taste the bourbon! The tomato pie they kindly warmed up for us to eat there, it was also good! The pies are small, about the size of your palm, but they definitely filled me up! I look forward to trying other pies, especially future seasonal ones! There's plenty of indoor seating and it felt very cozy on a cold afternoon!

Adding more to my previous review because I just love it so much. Pie Time is charming and cozy place to go to get high quality food. I have never been disappointed in the food I get and can only sing their praises on the quality of their house made chicken sausage. The spices are perfect. It's a great balance of pepper, rosemary, and other deliciousness. We love to get their Sunday special of biscuits and gravy and add a chicken sausage on the side, and then split. For me, I can't eat a whole one because those biscuits are generous. But, as someone who lived in SC and NC for a total of 6 years these are authentic biscuits and IMO best in town. Highly recommend the biscuits and gravy special!!Also, I still love their lattes. Delicious and made with care. Staff is great too! Love that we live so close to them!

What in the name of Satan possessed these geniuses to make a mini s'mores custard pie? Please explain how I'm supposed to un big my back and keep my New Year's resolution when these fine people keep developing absurdly delicious pies.