Divine Pies Bakery

I’m sorry to say that I was very disappointed :(((.
They are priced high and the quality was poor. The crust was overworked to the point that it was difficult to cut. I bought two of these pies for Thanksgiving, was embarrassed.

the key lime had no bite, it was stale and not very tasty. The apple was a doughy and chewy crust. I have honestly gotten better at Publix.

I love their pies. I love the straight no nonsense shop. Agnes is the owners name and she knows all about baking a perfect pie.
We grabbed several 5 inch fruit pies for PI day as gifts for some friends. I couldn’t resist so I of course had to grab a couple for the house. They were awesome good!
Also grabbed a beef meat pie. So good and not that easy to find.

I bought the Key Lime and Pecan pies. I tasted the filling in the store and thought it tasted great, however when I got home and attempted to eat the slice, the crust on the pecan pie was so hard that it didnt even break or crumble. I would not be going back for more pie. I want to enjoy my slice not just the filling.

Very friendly, personable owner. Location is crappy. Wouldn’t think about going there after dark.
Strawberry rhubarb pie was off the charts! Very comparable to what my mom makes!
Chicken pot pie was extremely disappointing. Very little chicken and bland. Would have been better off buying a frozen one at the grocery store.

These pies get 1 star for filling and 1 for humor. The humorous part was watching my brother trying to cut through the bottom crust of one. After 10 minutes I grabbed a sharp knife and went to work on the second pie. Soon we were ROFLOL and a circular saw was suggested as the solution. Well, we debated on circular vs other saw types. Seriously the fillings were good, but the crusts were concrete.

These pies are delicious! The shop is just around the corner from our home, and yet it took us 3 years to drop in for a taste. What a waste of 3 years! We tried the blackberry and pecan pies, and both were amazing. The owner is very sweet. Be sure to knock on the door as she keeps it locked.

Highly impressed and hopeful for this little shop and sweet baker. Only had a taste of 2 of the dessert pies (the crust was a little underdone for my taste) but may need to go back and try a Pot Pie. Good to know this shop is in the area when you’re craving a piece (or a whole) pie!

Charming owner just trying to live the American dream and making me very proud that she can. Had the mini Coconut Cream and mini Chocolate Cream and both were «divine»!

My friend and I had a wonderful lunch and dessert at Divine Pies. The owner is friendly and was gracious enough to eat at one of her tabes. (Divine Pies is a take-​out only establishment.) The chicken pot pie was AMAZING with a crust that was flaky and flavorful. Then came a yummy coconut cream pie that was not overly sweet like other cream pies can be. This place is well worth the trip to an ‘interesting’ part of town. If you’re in Charlotte, make a trip to Divine Pies. You won’t regret it.

I have had the strawberry pie, coconut cream pie, sweet potato pie and chicken pot pie. Divine Pie is a «little» hard to fine. Once you cross over Wendover on Monroe Road get into that left turning lane and look for the pawn shop. To the left of the pawn shop is Divine Pies. The owner is sweet and sincere and she remembers your name. These are so beyond what you get at restaurants or grocery stores. No comparison. The chicken pot pie was beautiful and tasted wonderful. I may be getting one of these on a weekly basis. Take care off the beaten road and try this gem. Great

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit at Divine Pies. The store owner is such a delight! We got to chat for a bit and I learned about her vision and passion for the bakery. She’s definitely an inspiring woman. I purchased two pies and they were so pretty and delicious. I’ll definitely be back!

Charlotte sure has a nice variety of frozen yogurt shops. In fact, we may be verging on over saturation. However, what I do not find enough of in Crown Town are pies. Glorious pies filled to the brim with various fruits, creams and other delectables. Therefore, I’m quite grateful for cool places like Divine Pies!
This shop is right off of Independence, next to a handful of fairly sketchy looking pawn shops. But hey, anything for pie, right? I knocked on the door and a very kind woman opened up for me and I stood, mouth agape, perusing the various varieties of mini and standard sized pies. Apple, cherry, pumpkin, blueberry, strawberry rhubarb, chocolate cream, key lime and more. Yes, even chicken pot pie! I selected three mini pies, paid the very affordable $ 16 and change and went on my merry way. Note — she also makes cakes and cupcakes and can create a variety of requests, just call a day or two ahead!
The cherry pie I sampled last night was legit. No craptastic bright red, high fructose corn syrup in that little pie. It tasted almost like a spiced cherry pie. The strawberry rhubarb filling was just about perfect… I’ll certainly get another mini of that variety again in the near future. My only ish? Because the pies are stored in plastic wrap, the crust was a bit tough and chewy. I pulled the other two mini pies from their plastic wraps and stored them in foil for future snacking. If you seek pie, try out Divine Pies! Now… maybe it’s time for me to have a little bite of the mini apple pie on my counter…

For those of us who are not so talented in the kitchen and do not make our own pies, this is the next best thing. Although I haven’t been to the bakery itself, the owner often has a stand at the Charlotte Regional Farmers Market and several times I have bought and enjoyed her wonderful pies.
She sells large and small pies. The large are 9″ and the small are 4″ and come in various flavors of fruit, cream, meat, vegetable and more. My personal favorites are the apple, peach and pumpkin. The pies are filled with lots of homemade goodness.