Anonymous wrote:The only good pie place is in Leesburg. Close in pies are not good.

I should have named it for others - Mom’s Apple Pie Co. I love our and have tried all the places. None are good and many are also ridiculously expensive (looking at you, Livin’ the Pie Life).

Anonymous wrote:The Golden Plum in Occoquan, sells Mom’s Apple Pie Co. pies

These pies are delicious and the best pies I’ve had in the “DC area” - just not sure Occoquan counts as DC area as it is not very close to drive for a pie.

The Pie Shop in DC has yummy pies in interesting flavors.

The place in Arlington is now on my list to try!

I think Breads Unlimited (which is a great bakery), Bread Furst, Praline, Tout de Sweet, Wagshals, etc only offer pies around holidays - I’ve checked many area bakeries through the years and this is usially the response I’ve gotten. Henry’s Sweet Retreat might have year round pies, you could check there.

Signed, Someone Who Loves Pie and Thinks There Are Not a Lot of Offerings in This Area

Any good pie places in NWDC?

The only good pie place is in Leesburg. Close in pies are not good.

The Golden Plum in Occoquan, sells Mom’s Apple Pie Co. pies

Breads Unlimited in downtown Bethesda does a good pie. You may need to pre-order though.

arlinging has acme and another one...smething life.

Fox Hollow Farm in MoCo makes great pies. They have a seasonal menu. Strawberries pies should be just around the corner.

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Anonymous wrote:I’d make you one but no longer local.

apparently you could have a booming business since the only ones recommended have been in baltimore and arlington

They said close in burb. Can’t get closer than Arlington.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’d make you one but no longer local.

apparently you could have a booming business since the only ones recommended have been in baltimore and arlington

TBH, I toyed with it every now and again when I lived in DC. The reality is that fresh fruit is costly and the assembling is time consuming, even if I can move pretty quickly with weaving a lattice, etc. Just couldn't figure out how to do without charging what may feel like an obscene amount, so I brought them to dinner parties, picnics, and lucky friends.

Anonymous wrote:I’d make you one but no longer local.

apparently you could have a booming business since the only ones recommended have been in baltimore and arlington

I’d make you one but no longer local.

Livin the pie life in Arlington has amazing pies

Dangerously Delicious Pies

https://dangerouspies.com/

Amazing pies sweet or savory.

We drive to their Baltimore location LOL

I am not a baker and want to buy a good berry pie for a Memorial Day cookout. Where can I find good ones in DC/MoCo/NoVa.

Thanks!