The Pie Hole

A great place but they sell out quick. 2 out of 5 visits they are out of savory pies by 5:00. I guess the encouragement is to order them in advance. Delicious tho.

Very good key lime pie. We stopped by after lunch at Humble Pie next door. We were too full for desert so took it home for later. I am holding back a star because the service could have been warmer and the pie a little less sweet. The pie did have a good strong key lime flavor, just a bit too sweet in my opinion. But I loved the crust! It had a little bit if unexpected spice added which was a great addition. It was all good enough that I would go back again.

I was CRAVING banana crème pie after dinner the other night so of course, what did I do? Search it on Unilocal!The Pie Hole was one of the first and closest options that came up so we decided to give it a shot. The best part, they have 5″ mini pies that are perfect for 1 — errr, 2. I ended up saving half for later! We arrived around 9 PM so they were only open for another hour and were out of a lot of their pies (If you’re looking for something special, call first!) but thank goodness they had what I came for! It was SUPER delicious and whether you’re craving pie or looking for a fancy treat to give a friend, their 5″ minis are fab! The place itself is also adorable and makes a great trendy {locally owned} hangout spot! Their story is fantastic and I enjoyed reading it while sitting at their bar and eating my mini pie! I can’t wait to try more of their flavors!

Cute little place! Tried it out because Phoenix Unilocal’s IG featured it recently. Great pie as well!

My sister and I stumbled upon The Pie Hole over the summer. We each had a savory pie: mine had sun dried tomato, feta and another ingredient which escapes my mind right now. The crust was very good. The inside of the pie had great flavor, but the pie needed WAY more filling.
I decided to take a chance and preorder an apple pie for Thanksgiving. The pie was very good. Buttery, flaky crust with a sweet cinnamony apple filling. My husband liked the fact that the filling was not syrupy sweet. I’m going to order a peach pie for Christmas. I’m sure it’ll be just as good if not better than the apple.
I like to support local businesses especially those owned and run by women so I’ll tell everyone I know to check out The Pie Hole.

got 4 different pies and all were excellent but that peach one, oh my God, amazing. Staff was very friendly and helpful. I’d gladly recommend the place. :)

This place is great the pies are to die for. Staff friendly. Will hit them at the holidays.

Finally, a wonderful pie! Great crust, great flavors, great selection and wonderful service. I love they also offer savory pies, the chicken pot pie was outstanding. I actually ended up calling later that night to see if any were still available, unfortunately they were out. Hopefully this week, I will be able to get more Chicken Pot Pie. I ordered two mini banana pies, that was so delicious! The perfect custard filling and whip cream that is not too sweet. The crust is amazing! I ordered my husband the double chocolate, it was so good he would hardly share with me. He’s not even a dessert person at all. I ordered my brother the peanut butter chocolate, he loved it. The coffee is also great! I really enjoyed my overall experience at the Pie Hole! Thanks for the wonderful service and delicious pies! I cannot wait to try more flavors out. These really are some of the best pies I’ve had in the Phoenix area!

I had the savory chicken pot pie for lunch with a slice of apple pie and a latte. Don’t judge, I’m pregnant :) All were super delicious! This is a must if you are in central/​downtown phoenix. A simple and yummy slice of heaven!

Adorable. Just plain cozy and cute.
What’s red and black and delicious all over? Pie Hole!
The retro-​inspired bakery of your diabetic, I-​miss-​Pushing-​Daisies dreams.
And hey — it’s pretty close off the highway, not far from the Science Center, it’s affordable, and they make some darn tootin’ good espresso drinks. Keep your eyes pealed as you’re driving along 7^th — it’s a bright rectangular sign among many bright rectangular signs.
I admit their specialty drinks listed sound like a cavity in a cup but a simple latte was a pleasurable experience. Seating is varied and accommodating to eating, drinking, and hanging out and there are board games on a stand if you stay awhile. And you should — that banana crème or strawberry rhubarb!

Excellent chocolate peanut butter pie! I planned to eat only half, but I ate the entire thing!

The have the most amazing pies. The vegetable curry pie and the buffalo chicken hand pie is too DIE for!!! And for dessert New York style cheesecake with a cup of locally roasted coffeethis is an amazing local treat!!!

Cool neighborhood place with breakfast food and pot pies, Shepard pies, coffee bar cold brews… I like wholesome baked goods compared to any store bought junk… But homemade pies from any family member has you beat… Ok pie hole is the next best thing for me. I like coconut crème pie because I think there is no condensed milk or something? I have had this type of pie for years and have never tasted one so wholesome and really good :) very natural and yummy. Thanks guys

Delicious pies, excellent service! Mini pies, whole pies, and pie slices ready to eat in or take to go (cream pies, cheese cake, fruit pies). They also offered breakfast and brunch options: waffles, omelettes, etc. Cortez Coffee is served, bold and flavorful.
We ordered a large iced coffee, and two mini pies: banana cream and chocolate cream. Both were delicious, but the banana cream was a big hit!

I was in the area for another appointment when I rolled by this place, looking to find a place for a late lunch. Pie always sounds good so I stopped in. No sandwiches, but the young lady at the counter said they had omelets and pot pies available all day. Pot pies (!) — although it was late in the day there were still a couple of selections available. I opted for the chicken pot pie, key lime pie for desert, and some iced tea.
Outstanding! The chicken pot pie was fresh, the crust flaky, yet with enough substance to soak up the gravy in the pie; there was an abundance of chicken, and vegetables in the pie, and a gravy with a hint of a seasoning I have yet to identify, that enhanced the taste of the pie. The key lime pie was tart with a sweet, crushed pecan, bottom crust that provided a perfect counterbalance to the lime tartness. This pie was definitely equal to many that I’ve had in Key West. All pies are handmade.
The young lady at the counter is extremely accommodating; one couple stopped in to buy a whole pie. Late in the afternoon, this selection is somewhat limited. They were happy to go home with an apple pie, missing a couple of slices, replaced by a couple of rhubarb pie slices — an imaginative combination suggested by the counter person.
Price wise, there are no bargains here; other than a slight discount on slices of 2 days old pies. My tab was $ 15 plus for the small chicken pot pie, key lime pie, and iced tea. Was it worth it? Absolutely! It is a fair value for a labor intensive meal. I did not try the coffees but will on a future visit; again no bargains — Starbuck type prices.
Mobility accessibility in the restaurant proper is excellent; lots of open space, tables that are easily usable. Restroom accessibility appears to be limited; I’ll update after my next visit.
I’m looking forward to a return visit, a bit earlier in the day for a wider pie selection, an omelet, and some coffee.
If you are in the area, or see their food truck, try this place out. I think you will enjoy it.
Gary

Started to dig into my Key Lime pie, so creamy, tangy and delicious. When I ate the crust I thought something is strange here. I started itching and my mouth started swelling. It seemed to me that there were nuts in the crust. No mention of a nut crust on their menu board. I called the next morning to ask about the crust, yep, sure enough, pecans in the crust. What the hell Pie Hole? The woman who answered the phone blamed me for buying the pie, actually berating me. I’ve had lots of Key Lime Pie in my life lady and never has anyone put nuts in the crust. Thanks for ruining my night Pie Hole. We will definitely not be returning.

What do you do when you want something sweet? You go to The Pie Hole and pick either 1. an entire pie, 2. a slice of pie, 3. a mini pie. Or if you want something savory, there’s a few options available!
Chocolate pie is awesome. Crust is great, and the filling is so creamy and smooth. Whipped cream isn’t too sweet, which is great to balance out the super sweetness of the chocolate center.
I really want to try, oh say, every other type of pie they have. I will be back.

I work out of the Office Pile and The Pie Hole is a thirty second walk away. Which may turn out to be a bad thing for my diet. I’ve had their coconut crème, banana crème and key lime pies and today the german chocolate cake.
HOLY COW. All have been absolute fantastic. The key lime pie is the best I’ve ever had. Most key lime pies are waaaay too sweet. Theirs is tart and has an amazingly fresh lime taste. It is phenomenal.
Excited about trying their savory pies next. This place is WONDERFUL!!!

Went in on a Saturday night. Only had a few pies, eclairs, & raspberry cheesecakes. Since 5 of the pies were apple date (gross), I got the chocolate cream. Husband got an éclair. Not impressed with taste or selection. The cream on the pie tasted like sugarless whipped cream. Chocolate tasted too cocoa powderish. Crust had a thin waxy taste. Only had a few bites. Éclair was okay. Wouldn’t go back.

Popped in with my mom on a sunny Tuesday because who can resist a place called The Pie Hole? The guy working behind the counter was super friendly and helpful; he chatted with us about all the different flavors and his favorites. It was a tough deliberation but my mom went with the caramel coconut crème pie and I with the brown sugar peach pie. Both were so, so, so good. Amongst the best pies of my young life. The coconut crème was rich and smooth, and not cloyingly sweet. My brown sugar peach was filled to bursting with ripe, juicy peaches and had that nice warm undertone that brown sugar gives.
I didn’t try out the coffee this time, but I thought it was cool that all their flavor syrups are homemade. I’ll definitely be giving that a shot next time.
One other thing to note is that they are going to be expanding their space to accommodate for a bigger menu with breakfast items! They’re decorating now and everything looks really cute. Can’t wait to go back and see next time I’m in Phoenix!