Stockholm Pie & General Store

The best pie in America, absolutely! We ordered the double lemon pie through GoodBelly's delivery and we are so impressed. The packaging was above and beyond and the pie arrived at our home in Tennessee beautifully.The pie - oh my word - absolutely perfect balance of sweet and tangy. The lemon curd is some of the best ever. Smooth and pleasant balance of tart and sweet. The chess pie and flaky crust is absolutely perfection.Strongly recommend Stockholm Pie and General Store !

So much more than a pie shop! We stopped for breakfast on a Saturday shortly after they opened. Both the waffle and bagel were delicious. They have an extensive coffee menu, my husband is a lover of Americanos and this one stopped him in his tracks and he had to order another to go. The owner said they had tested a multitude of beans to decide on their coffee beans. Everything in the store is carefully curated and they have a variety of chocolates, wine, cheese, and locally made items. This is a must stop when in the area!

Best pie in America? Yes indeed. This place lives up to its hype. The diversity of pies is incredible, and it seems like each achieves an incredibly high standard. We had four in our group, and we each ordered a different kind of pie. I had white chocolate macadamia while my husband has Stockholm apple (essentially deep dish with crumble topping). Each slice was extraordinary.Also, the general store is an absolute joy. All kinds of preserves, kitchen implements, and cookbooks. Quite a nice alcohol selection, too, with cold and room temperature bottles; they had numerous local ciders as well as New Glarus beer. They even had a fantastic cheese cooler that specialized in Wisconsin cheese (as is only right), and I bought an assortment.

Traveling the River Road? Don't forget to stop in Stockholm. Great shops and the food and especially the pies are the best at Stockholm Pie and General Store. After eating be sure and visit the Store.

I make it my business to make the drive to visit twice a year!! A small town experience that is great for the family, dates, or solo. People and food are great.

Only tried the Double Lemon Pie (ordered off Goldbelly). Yeah, I paid $70 to eat this pie with my parents in PA. Yes that is highway robbery. But I think this pie might be WORTH it!I'm a pie snob. I've had 100s of different types from almost every state in the nation. This just might be in my TOP 5 now.

Sadly, our experience wasn't as delicious as we'd like it to have been. IOrdered the Apple Caramel crunch and it was not good. Pie crust was so soggy, no caramel to be seen, and pecans to boot. Good think I wasn't allergic! My husband had the key lime and while it was tart, it was the smallest piece of pie ever. The only good piece was my FIL's rhubarb slice. Very expensive to be disappointed!

Well, Stockholm is a charming adorable littleTown on the Mississippi River, Wisconsin side, and the pie and general store are a huge part of that charm. You order at the counter and have a buzzy thing for when your food is ready. The staff were so nice and the food came pretty fast! The food tho- wow was that ever good!!! I had the happy hippy wrap- so flavorful. A solid vegetarian choice with an amazing 3 cheese garlic sauce that was a little like hummus! Such a good flavor. My companion had the Stockholm and raved over the lingonberry sauce on the Turkey sandwich. The tea and coffee we had was delicious!! Totally worth the drive to have lunch and do a little bit of shopping and looking. We picked up a few items coughchocolatecough at the general store. Really helpful staff. A great little place

Stopped for a quick lunch and of course pie. I ordered the spinach quiche with salad, partner ordered chicken pot pie. Both were delicious, crust on the chicken pot pie was flaky and thin. We both ordered the peach pie. Crust was delicious, peach pie had just right amount of sweetness and tartness. We will be back.

Retro fun restaurant and a fabulous drive combined.Cheerful service and delicious food and atmosphere.Was told by a staff member that the day before, was the busiest day in their history. No surprise and well deserved.