Petsi Pies

Best pie shop in greater Boston. Love the broad variety of fresh-baked sweet and savory flavors as well as the different size options they offer for most pies. I have gotten full size pies for Thanksgiving, birthdays, and other holidays though more commonly will go for their small (1-2 serving) and mini pies if I'm just buying for myself or a smaller group and want to try a few different flavors. Buttery/flaky crusts and a mix of classic fillings like apple, pecan, chocolate, and mixed berry in addition to a range of seasonal options like key lime, peach, strawberry rhubarb, etc. they also have a full range of coffee drinks as well as other pastries (cookies, biscuits, brownies) to supplement or for the less pie-inclined in your party!

Popular pie place in Somerville. Large 10" $35 (6-8 pax), Medium 8" $18 (4-5 pax), Small 5" $9 (1-2 pax). Queues can be long at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Good: - chocolate bourbon pecanOk:- mixed berries

LOVE that they have so many vegan pie flavors. I went to a pi day event and got to try the vegan apple, blueberry, mixed berry, and cherry pies. All of them were absolutely delicious, even when reheated a few days later.

Oh my - possibly the best scones I've ever had. No hyperbole. I tried three different ones: currant, mixed berry, lemon. The right amount of crisp on the edges, right amount of butter, right amount of moisture. Petsi (pronounced peet-see) has got this all the way right. Six scones totaled $21.

Great place to grab a pie (or two, or three) - my only regret is we stopped in an hour before closing, and the selection was meager/the goods we got were a touch on the stale side. We got the one cutie pie (3") left, an apple pie. Next time, I'll toast it up in the oven before eating. It was heavy on the dough and light on the filling but I appreciated the care that went into forming a much smaller lattice top (in the shape of a star no less). Looking on their website, I'd definitely want to try their savory options, like the chicken pot pie and the chicken/leek/gruyere. Ordering ahead is recommended. Also tried their chocolate chip cookie and blueberry muffin. The cookie was just all right, on the smaller end for the price, not much chocolate chips, left an oily aftertaste. I loved the muffin - the texture and taste of the dough was more comparable to a scone, a little drier and less fluffy than the usual "wet" muffins. Really cozy inside, with one or two seats facing the windows. Parking: A bunch of street options and a Star's Market parking lot just one street over.

Delicious pies, great pastries and warm and friendly customer service! Short distance from Boston and a hidden gem!

Everything here is high quality and delicious! We've tried a variety of pies, scones, and other baked goods here and you really can't go wrong. Some standouts have been the Bacon Scallion Biscuit (!) and the Mississippi Mud Pie, which is a pie with a chocolate cookie crust, chocolate filling, and a chocolate topping reminiscent of the edge piece of a brownie. Best of all, if you're not in the mood for a whole pie or just want to sample a new flavor, they also have mini "Cutie Pies" that are perfect for a single serving!

Unlike most reviews from customers coming in for the pies, I came for the Cinnamon Rolls. Unfortunately, they did not have any Cinnamon Rolls the day that I visited, but I did get a Cinnamon Roll Bread Pudding that was tasty. I also got a savory Artichoke Stuffed Brioche and a savory Cheddar, Bacon, & Chive Scone. The Cinnamon Roll Bread Pudding was my favorite item of the purchase. The savory items were good, but the scone was a little more "bready" than what I'm used to when I think of scones, so I think I expected it to be a little more like a biscuit in texture, and when it was chewy like bread, it threw me off. It had good flavor, but the texture just wasn't there for me. The brioche had good flavor and texture, though. I'd probably order any of their brioches some other time. I think I messed up in not getting a Mississippi Mud Pie, so I will have to come back for that. Street parking can be a little tough during peak hours, but luckily, there's a grocery store next door that's easy enough to park at and run over to Petsi Pies really quickly. The staff was super friendly and patient with me, especially considering that it was my first visit, and I wanted to stare at everything. It's a take-out only kind of place, so it's super easy to be in and out within minutes. Also, I hear that it has been in this neighborhood for quite some time, so I think it's worth the stop.

Let it be known that I've never formally been inside Petsi Pies. I had the pleasure of ordering delivery for a very special friend, and it is so exciting that this local place offers delivery to a six mile radius from the shop. I ordered online on Thursday morning for Saturday morning delivery. The website interface is perfect and easy to use. I ordered a small blueberry pie (pic below) and a handwritten letter from their local artist. I think it was all berry reasonably priced and looked beautiful online. Luckily, it tasted even better than it looked. My friend could not stop singing their praises and I'm glad this gift was able to bring so much joy to her day.I highly recommend surprising your friends with a Petsi Pie!

*Update*:I contacted the owner about my missing Chocolate Bourbon Pecan pie and she was very responsive and ultimately delivered the pie to my home today. I am grateful for the customer service to make right the problem from this weekend. I would recommend against ordering around the holidays though because it seems hectic and unpredictable. My guess is that it's reliable to order online if it's not holiday season and I would consider going there again when it's not so hectic. The pies themselves are worth it especially this specific flavor. Also, I don't think 24 hrs for pickup is how they operate, I think you should pick up that day if you want to avoid surprises.