Nomadic Pies

Molly and her team (especially Rachel) amaze every time. From the Quiche to the sweet pies to the Savories everything they serve is carefully crafted and wonderfully presented. They do custom orders for corporate and cateringa as well. The pumpkin pie we had adorning the table at Thanksgiving was the topic of all conversation. We regularly feed the family on the most succulent Chicken Pot pie you have ever tasted. Keep it up. Can’t reccomend more highly.

It’s rare that a place lives up to its reputation, but I finally had the pleasure of eating at Nomadic Pies in Kennett Square and I was blown away. I was greeted in such a warm and welcoming manner which made a miserably rainy day immediately better.
We chatted about the menu and I went with a chicken pot pie (a favorite comfort food of mine) and they nailed it. Everything in the pie was fresh with a generous amount chicken. The crust was perfect as were the vegetables. Just phenomenal.
Flash forward to today. I came into work and realized that I wouldn’t be in town later in the week when they would be open. I emailed the shop, hoping to find out if the Nomadic Pies truck was on the road. I really needed two more chicken pot pies to go. Molly, the owner, didn’t email me back. She CALLED and asked if I was in the area because she would meet me so I could get the pies. That is unheard of customer service in this day and age. I’m not only a new fan of Nomadic Pies, but I’m now a fan of Molly’s.
Just awesome!
The food lives up to the hype and I see a lot of their food finding its way into my home for holidays and beyond. Run, don’t walk (but check the website to make sure they’re open — I didn’t the first few times)

Stopped in late on a Saturday and purchased quiche and pecan pie. Staff was very friendly and passed along an extra slice that was too small to sell. The products here are excellent and I will be returning to this small jem located in Kennett Square, PA.

Checked out this food truck at the Phoenixville Farmer’s Market last Saturday. I ordered the spinach/​goat cheese quiche. Divine. The guy working the truck was super friendly. For $ 6 my tummy was happy and full. Looking forward to trying other items and some of their savory pies.
Their menu has quiches, savory and sweet pies. You can also put in a larger order for the following week for pick up.
Definitely check them out if you can.

The chocolate lavender pie looks fantastic, a picture-​perfect specimen, but the filling is weird — dense and hard, and eating it is like eating a thick chocolate bar with a fork.
However, the savory pies are wonderful. Comforting stuff inside a very well made, flaky crust.
The fruit pies are very good, too, as is that lemon-​sour cream pie, which has a texture like something my mother made from a box c. 1975 — jiggly, smooth, and creamy. That’s a good thing. Pie should be heavily nostalgic.

Took a peach pie to a friends for a picnic. The crust was bland and had no visual appeal. The filling was tart not sweet at all. For the price I was not happy and neither where my dinner mates.

Fantastic pies, pot pie was chock full of goodness and DH swears there is bacon fat in the crust! Thankfully not too close for us to make it a habit. We will return!

Just had the triple berry pie and I’m in love. As a KSQ native, I’ve been meaning to try Nomadic Pies for quite a while. Bared the intense rain tonight to pop in last minute – it was absolutely worth it. Amazing flaky crust and the freshest black berries, blueberries and some other berry… oh and some freshly whipped cream. It couldn’t have been more perfect.

Nomadic pies truck at Phoenixville Farmers market has delicious chicken pot pies. The owner is knowledgeable and friendly. These pies are consistently tasty and fresh.