Pie

I prefer their savory pies over their sweet pies. I would give this place a go if you like pies– and I do!
Their chicken pot pie is awesome. The pie crust is nice and flaky. The flavors of the pie are very good– no extra seasoning needed. It’s moist and delicious. Nice portion size. Kinda on the smaller side which is good so I don’t overeat. I also had a bite of their Mac-​n-​cheese. I wasn’t a huge fan, although my husband liked it a lot. It was a little dry and lacking seasoning for my taste. I think their savory pies are 4 stars.
I’ve had a berry pie and coconut cream also. I wasn’t a fan of the berry– a little too tart for me. The coconut cream is very tasty. The pie crust for the sweet pies is different from savory. It’s a little more crunchy (less flaky). I need a knife to cut into the shell. I give their sweet pies 3 stars because I’m not a huge fan of their crust.
The place is small with limited seating, which usually isn’t a problem but you will be cozy with strangers. I think their prices are a little high given the portion size but not enough to not go there.

Delicious chicken pot pie. Had a mini mini, lemon raspberry. Delicious! The guy behind the counter was also really friendly!

I expect to have a different, likely more positive review, the next time I visit and try a savory pie because they look very promising! I came after dinner so opted for a sweet pie (blackberry) but it was just overly sweet. I’m glad I split it with a friend because it would’ve been too much! I was pleased to find that there were whole blackberries inside so it does seem very fresh and feels like you’re eating a homemade pie. It would be a nice touch if the pies were served warm though (they were very difficult to cut as the crust was rock hard), another reason why I would like to try the savory ones — I am assuming those have to be served warm. A bit pricey ($ 5 – 6) but I think it’s a cute idea and fun place to visit once in a while. The seating is fairly limited and kind of cramped.

Loved their curry hand pie. Super cute joint with lots of yummy hand pies for your choosing. They have both sweet and savory, so you can totally order a bunch a share. They offer a water dispenser and there is limited seating, but with all these pies, you can basically eat standing. Super yummy and definitely worth it to stop by if you’re exploring Fremont St.

Fantastic! I wasn’t sure what to expect but the pies were amazing. I will definitely be back!

What a treat! The meat pie is delicious and the key lime pie is incredible. Come for the Troll and stay for some Pie!

As the name implies, this restaurant serves pie. I ordered the mushroom with other vegetables, mac and cheese with ham, and almond cream. They are all very good and very filling. I am notorious for my ability to eat a lot of food. Even after a few hours of hiking, the mushroom and mac and cheese pies filled me up and I had to wait a little while before I ate the almond cream for dessert.
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I write this glowing review as a regular patron of 6 months — Great place!!! I highly recommend to anybody new in town, but if you’re a regular like me, they’ll treat you even better =). I’m always happy to come in the door. I always take my friends and family here as well.
The price is just barely right for me, but I never complain for the quality I have always received and the great customer service.
Noah, Ephie, and Madeline have always been my favorites to chat with when I come into the door.
Don’t forget their breakfast pies in the morning!

We had a great time grabbing a few pies from PIE! Located in the heart of Fremont, this busy little quirky pie shop fits right in. We arrived later in the evening at 6PM, and were happily surprised by the vast selection still available. There were many people in line, but the line seemed to go by fairly quickly. The employee working was in a really great mood, and had a really welcoming personality. We tried a few flavors including; blackberry, awesome berry, lemon custard mini, and apple mini pie. I heated them up after getting home and really enjoyed the flavors. The blackberry pie was by far my favorite flavor. The size of the pies range from mini (bite sized) and are also individually sized. We will definitely be back to enjoy the pies in store for a different experience.

Nice people, good pies!
I like small versions of things, so handheld sized pies sounded really attractive. The regular size is plenty to share with another person, in my opinion. My sister and I shared a salted caramel apple pie. The filling was a bit more wet that I would have thought, but I thought this was a pretty good version of apple pie.
I also got 3 mini custard pies for my flight back home. I could tell the lady next to me was totally jelly of my midair snack! The lemon/​raspberry combo was delicious, and probably my favorite. My next visit in, I’ll favor any of the mini versions and I’d like to try a savory option.

Wow… love this pie place! I had no idea this place exists until my colleague introduced me to it. I love the fact that Pie 1) makes individual sized pies, so you can try many different ones without getting stucked with other leftover pies and 2) they offer sooo many variety of pies. from traditional savory and dessert pies… to more contemporary filling ones that are quite different from other pies you have eaten.
I had a chance to try their cheeseburger pie as well as their strawberry rhubarb pie… and they were both out of the world delicious. If it wasn’t because my conscience telling me to stop stuffing my face with more pies. I would definitely love to have some more!
I wish they have more locations than just in Fremont. I would definitely love to visit more often!

Personal sized pies… It doesn’t get much better than that! I’ve been here several times and ordered a few cream pies, a fruit pie, plus one savory pie.
Pie management: please consider offering real utensils for dine-​in customers. My biggest critique is that the plastic forks aren’t strong enough to cut through the edges of pie crust. On my attempted first bite of butterscotch cream pie the compostable fork broke. I ended up just holding it in my hand and taking bites, which didn’t look very graceful I’m sure.
The meaty macaroni pie was really good, consisting of several cheeses and several meats mixed with macaroni and put in a pie shell. The butterscotch cream has been my favorite so far because it tastes like eggnog (due to nutmeg).
There is no restroom for customers but if you ask they will direct you to one around the corner in another buikdinf that you can use.

They have good pies. I tried some of their sweet pies and will probably come back to try their savory ones. The crusts are flaky and the fillings are not too sweet. I thought I wasn’t a big pie person but this place was good.
They have discounted pies: ugly pies and day old pies.
We came a few minutes before closing. The cashier was very patient and did not rush us. Great service!

How can you not love a place that not only specializes in pie, but whose namesake is that very thing? Sweet, savory, you name it, they’ve got it.
Hands down, I had one of the BEST (mini) cherry pies that I’ve had in years, and their strawberry rhubarb was fantastic also.
Mental note — come here first before heading to Fremont Brewing for a pie and beer filled afternoon!

Very cute place with great pies — they have both savory and sweet! I loved that they bake personal sized pies so you end up getting a lot more delicious buttery crust than just a regular slice. Service was friendly and quick and there’s some small counter seating to eat at.
Ordered the key lime pie ($ 5) which looks really cute with a little lime slice on top. The crust is the right amount of flaky and the filling was so creamy and tart. It’s very rich and sharing with another person was definitely enough for me.

I don’t think anything is not good here. Seriously.
Take advantage of their late night window during the weekends. Just know they run out of flavors!
Favorites: chicken pot pie, English meat pie, pecan pie

If you arrive after 9:30 PM you have to order from the late night window. There weren’t a lot of options when we got there around 10:30 so maybe that’s why we weren’t too impressed. Mostly fruit pies available at that point. We ordered a mango raspberry pie. The crust was a little too hard and didn’t taste as good as I would have imagined. The filling was decent but nothing outstanding. We also got a salted caramel apple mini pie which I wasn’t impressed with at all. It didn’t taste like Apple or caramel.
I guess I would probably try to stop by much earlier next time if I’m in the neighborhood because I would like to see if they have a larger selection and I might find something that I really like.
Street parking only, but you should have no problem finding a spot. They also put 2 – 3 small tables outside for people to sit at after 9:30 but don’t expect to find an open one, especially on an evening with nice weather.

BBQ Pork Pie — You MUST try this!
My co-​worker has been trying all of the food trucks that stop by our corporate office and she raved about a meat pie she recently had from Pie. (Something about the term «meat pie» makes me want to vomit, but I’m adjusting).
Due to a lack of lunch options, I decided to give this place a try after seeing the menu and spotting the BBQ pork pie. (When I die, I want to wake up on a pile of pulled BBQ pork over a mound of steak fries that have been seasoned with Lawry’s. This is truly what God intended heaven to be.)
Soooo…yeah…that BBQ pork pie was legit. I honestly didn’t think it would fill me up, but it’s PACKED with pork. And the pie crust? Good golly miss molly, the pie crust might bring you to tears. So.Damn.Good.
Even the caesar salad was tasty, which is odd for someone who would rather be 400 pounds and transported by the fire department, than eat a salad on a semi-​regular basis.
Try the key lime pie too, it’s legit. Everything here is legit.
Too legit to quit.

I feel like I don’t even have to say anything about this place because it’s Pie. Ridiculously amazing pie. I mean, it’s even individually sized. Could it really get any better?
Pluses:
They are so nice and super accommodating. I asked to pick up an order very early so I could get to work in lynnwood, a good 45 minutes before they opened. Done, no questions asked.
Flavors change often and get better and better. Salted caramel apple? Mango strawberry? Um, did you guys read my mind and make me pie?
The savories are great! You’d think a place would do one better than the other, but they actually do a great job on savory and sweet pies. You really can’t go wrong with chicken pot pie. You just can’t.
And finally, the prices are reasonable. I’ve been to Pie Bar (you know I’m obsessed with sweets), which is double the price and half as good, with half the options. I’m sorry it’s the truth.
Cons:
I wish parking in Fremont didn’t just suck sometimes.

Absolutely loved this little joint. So glad it was recommended to me during the short afternoon I had in Fremont.
They have a whole menu of sweet and savory pies, including rotating flavors. I was torn between an Indian/​British curry one and some other choices and settled on just good ol’ fashioned American chicken pot pie. It was around $ 7 for what was a legit, homemade pie — not too big, not too small for a petite lady like myself, with hefty meat portions. The staff was very friendly and excited to talk about their food offerings.
The place is tiny. There aren’t really tables, more like counter space for a quick bite.
For some reason, it was super hard to find this place. This streets in Fremont are a little wonky, and Google Maps couldn’t keep up with me. Maybe I should try walking in a straight line!
I will definitely be back next time I’m in Seattle!