OK, the truth is, you won't find a bad pie in the place. These little mini beauties are a thing of perfection, pecan chocolate bourbon, banana cream pie, chess pie, pie, pie pie they're all good.
Sumedha M.
I love pie and this is one of the best places to get pies in Atlanta. I got one of their seasonal pies (it was fruity) and it was so good (both cold and heated up). The service is super sweet too -- everyone is very helpful. There's so many different choices and they can definitely help you narrow down your choices based on what you like. There isn't much room in the shop but usually there's seats available.
Bud Anderson
Delicious is the only that needs to be said. I’ve been living in the area for 13 years and now just trying them and I was blown away.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lolita Jamison
I saw this cute little shop while walking around downtown Duluth. The shop is clean and only had one person working. I tried three different pies: Coconut custard, Chocolate bourbon pecan, and Dutch apple.The Chocolate bourbon pecan was my favorite! Normally pecan pies can be too sweet but this pie had a good level of sweetness. The pie crust doesn't have much flavor to me at all. I think I would like a little more butter or salt in the crust.The Coconut Custard pie was light and also not too sweet.My kids ate the Dutch apple pie and said it was good, so I can't really give a thorough review on that.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chocolate Bourbon Pie
Arya M.
This place has been my absolute favorite pie spot in Georgia. And in the southern land, pies are the king of desserts. When I lived in Duluth, I frequented this shop at least once a week. Even now when I come to visit, I make sure to still pay this place its proper respects. Located in the heart of downtown Duluth, you can't miss it when walking by. And this store is one of the few places that was around back before this area had much (back in 2016 or so). Fairly small interior with minimal seating so take-out tends to be what most opt for. However, I have stayed here for hours several times to get some work done, albeit without wifi. Regarding the pies they have some regulars which they will have every day along with a list of daily specials. I've tried all their main flavors along with several of their specials, some of which are only offered in certain seasons. My tastes have changed over the years - when I first started going I was all about their chocolate chess pie, which is still outstanding. Now, I tend to prefer the fruitier pies, but really you cannot go wrong with any of them. It's clear they put so much love and care into their product. I'll admit they are a bit expensive for the size but hey, you pay for quality here. Service has always been outstanding in my experience. Obviously some of them may not remember me by name but I'm sure the owner would recognize me for what that's worth. Planning to visit GA in a couple months and am so excited to come here again!
Tiff H.
When the CRAVINGS hit... hit up Crave Pie! I still remember when this downtown Duluth location was hit by neighboring fire damage and didn't reopen for a hot minute... but so glad to see they're up and running again! There is some limited seating inside the cute little shop but I would prefer to buy a couple mini pies to go! I love that they have mini pies so you don't need to order an entire pie for one person. While I do like their sweet pies a lot, I really like their savory options, as well. On my most recent visit, I picked up a mini Sun Dried Tomato Basil Pesto Quiche. Perfect as a side dish (or let's be real, it deserves to be the star as the whole entree) with brunch! Can't wait to stop in again soon for another sweet treat! Also - Pi Day is coming up so add Crave Studio as your go-to pie distributor! Looks like they're currently offering $3.14 off of your preorder for a full size pie.
Sara M.
This place is super cute and close to all the shops and restaurants in Duluth! I was visiting for work and it was right next to our hotel so we walked over. My co workers loved the pie, they unfortunately didn't have anything gluten free. But, the lady was so sweet and apologetic about it. She even cut the pies up for my co workers. Highly recommend checking out Crave Pie Studio in Duluth, GA!
Bunty Pabbaraju
These guys charged $6.09 for an 8 oz Coffee Caramel Latte. Ok that's fine a bit more that than Starbucks - but I thought its a local business and we must support. It took 15 minutes to get the order placed and then a another 15 minutes to get the coffee. Then I asked for an extra cup so I could share the coffee with my wife. This guy flat out says we cant do that! Will never go there again. Just down right bad service - and lack the care for the locals that were supporting them.I dont have a process to respond to your response to my post.So, have to add this to my post - based on your response.Briana Carson,Firstly - how is a 12 oz caramel latter at $6 competitively priced. Even Starbucks doesn't do that. So get this out of your mind that it is competitively priced. The price is simply a gouge to your community.What you are doing is value pricing your stuff for the location - but you forget - that your location is your community - we - us people who come from our neighborhood. We are trying to promote you - come to you and encourage our community business - not go to Starbucks. But you want to gouge your community that is trying to promote you!You cant offer a 5 cent cup - after you charge $6 for a 12 oz or may be 8oz cup of coffee ? Due to tight inventory controls ? That tells me you want to make a lot of money - without a simple basic community feel. How many times do you get asked for an extra cup ? We are seniors - we cant drink a 16on cup of coffee each.What do you mean by - based on POS data, I get that, and internal surveillance data that it did not take a half hour to get the coffee from when we walked in ? I can assure you it did. How do you know who we are - I did not tell you when we came there. I reported 3 days after we came there.Just know your response is lame - your price is exorbitant for the product you provide and the service is just disgraceful - and the attitude of the employees that you have is even worse than you can imagine. Maybe you should spend some time at your business seeing what happens - than leave it to employees that run it for you. Maybe you tight 5 cent cup inventory control should tell me a bit about the kind of people you have to hire to serve customers while you are not around.Parking: Free parking
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Pies
Michael Elliott
Chocolate bourbon pecan pie. It's absolutely amazing. Words fail me. My brother said their pumpkin creme pie was also amazing, but I think it's seasonal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chocolate Bourbon Pie, Pies, Pecan Pie
Mike Nichols
Went there to see what pie I would buy to take to someones home. Shelves were empty but for one type of pie. No choices. How do you open a specialty business in the morning, have people drive 15 miles to get something you specialize in, and you dont have any.
All kinds of sweet and savory pies. Always as good as Grandma made on her best days. Key lime pie is a seasonal treat! The small pies remove the last excuse (Oh, it's too much!)
Jared Ledgister
Highly recommend the Dutch apple pie, pecan pie and chicken pot pie!
Michael Combs
Best pie ever!!!! So many choices and the are soooo delicious ?!!!
Amy Ottman
Have had 2 pies from here & both have been amazing. Do not sit on the Chocolate, it’s like an undercooked brownie. Awesome
Sally T.
Love love loveeee this place!! Everyone that works there is so nice and welcoming! They have soooo many different pies (ranging from sweet to savory) and quiches. We got the specialty and Dutch apple pies (I believe the Specialty apple pie has strawberry pieces in it as well but I could be getting that mixed up with the other pies) and wow they were amazing!! They weren't overly sweet or cinnamony. Definitely want to go back and try their chicken pot pie and quiches.
OK, the truth is, you won't find a bad pie in the place. These little mini beauties are a thing of perfection, pecan chocolate bourbon, banana cream pie, chess pie, pie, pie pie they're all good.
I love pie and this is one of the best places to get pies in Atlanta. I got one of their seasonal pies (it was fruity) and it was so good (both cold and heated up). The service is super sweet too -- everyone is very helpful. There's so many different choices and they can definitely help you narrow down your choices based on what you like. There isn't much room in the shop but usually there's seats available.
Delicious is the only that needs to be said. I’ve been living in the area for 13 years and now just trying them and I was blown away.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I saw this cute little shop while walking around downtown Duluth. The shop is clean and only had one person working. I tried three different pies: Coconut custard, Chocolate bourbon pecan, and Dutch apple.The Chocolate bourbon pecan was my favorite! Normally pecan pies can be too sweet but this pie had a good level of sweetness. The pie crust doesn't have much flavor to me at all. I think I would like a little more butter or salt in the crust.The Coconut Custard pie was light and also not too sweet.My kids ate the Dutch apple pie and said it was good, so I can't really give a thorough review on that.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chocolate Bourbon Pie
This place has been my absolute favorite pie spot in Georgia. And in the southern land, pies are the king of desserts. When I lived in Duluth, I frequented this shop at least once a week. Even now when I come to visit, I make sure to still pay this place its proper respects. Located in the heart of downtown Duluth, you can't miss it when walking by. And this store is one of the few places that was around back before this area had much (back in 2016 or so). Fairly small interior with minimal seating so take-out tends to be what most opt for. However, I have stayed here for hours several times to get some work done, albeit without wifi. Regarding the pies they have some regulars which they will have every day along with a list of daily specials. I've tried all their main flavors along with several of their specials, some of which are only offered in certain seasons. My tastes have changed over the years - when I first started going I was all about their chocolate chess pie, which is still outstanding. Now, I tend to prefer the fruitier pies, but really you cannot go wrong with any of them. It's clear they put so much love and care into their product. I'll admit they are a bit expensive for the size but hey, you pay for quality here. Service has always been outstanding in my experience. Obviously some of them may not remember me by name but I'm sure the owner would recognize me for what that's worth. Planning to visit GA in a couple months and am so excited to come here again!
When the CRAVINGS hit... hit up Crave Pie! I still remember when this downtown Duluth location was hit by neighboring fire damage and didn't reopen for a hot minute... but so glad to see they're up and running again! There is some limited seating inside the cute little shop but I would prefer to buy a couple mini pies to go! I love that they have mini pies so you don't need to order an entire pie for one person. While I do like their sweet pies a lot, I really like their savory options, as well. On my most recent visit, I picked up a mini Sun Dried Tomato Basil Pesto Quiche. Perfect as a side dish (or let's be real, it deserves to be the star as the whole entree) with brunch! Can't wait to stop in again soon for another sweet treat! Also - Pi Day is coming up so add Crave Studio as your go-to pie distributor! Looks like they're currently offering $3.14 off of your preorder for a full size pie.
This place is super cute and close to all the shops and restaurants in Duluth! I was visiting for work and it was right next to our hotel so we walked over. My co workers loved the pie, they unfortunately didn't have anything gluten free. But, the lady was so sweet and apologetic about it. She even cut the pies up for my co workers. Highly recommend checking out Crave Pie Studio in Duluth, GA!
These guys charged $6.09 for an 8 oz Coffee Caramel Latte. Ok that's fine a bit more that than Starbucks - but I thought its a local business and we must support. It took 15 minutes to get the order placed and then a another 15 minutes to get the coffee. Then I asked for an extra cup so I could share the coffee with my wife. This guy flat out says we cant do that! Will never go there again. Just down right bad service - and lack the care for the locals that were supporting them.I dont have a process to respond to your response to my post.So, have to add this to my post - based on your response.Briana Carson,Firstly - how is a 12 oz caramel latter at $6 competitively priced. Even Starbucks doesn't do that. So get this out of your mind that it is competitively priced. The price is simply a gouge to your community.What you are doing is value pricing your stuff for the location - but you forget - that your location is your community - we - us people who come from our neighborhood. We are trying to promote you - come to you and encourage our community business - not go to Starbucks. But you want to gouge your community that is trying to promote you!You cant offer a 5 cent cup - after you charge $6 for a 12 oz or may be 8oz cup of coffee ? Due to tight inventory controls ? That tells me you want to make a lot of money - without a simple basic community feel. How many times do you get asked for an extra cup ? We are seniors - we cant drink a 16on cup of coffee each.What do you mean by - based on POS data, I get that, and internal surveillance data that it did not take a half hour to get the coffee from when we walked in ? I can assure you it did. How do you know who we are - I did not tell you when we came there. I reported 3 days after we came there.Just know your response is lame - your price is exorbitant for the product you provide and the service is just disgraceful - and the attitude of the employees that you have is even worse than you can imagine. Maybe you should spend some time at your business seeing what happens - than leave it to employees that run it for you. Maybe you tight 5 cent cup inventory control should tell me a bit about the kind of people you have to hire to serve customers while you are not around.Parking: Free parking
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Pies
Chocolate bourbon pecan pie. It's absolutely amazing. Words fail me. My brother said their pumpkin creme pie was also amazing, but I think it's seasonal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chocolate Bourbon Pie, Pies, Pecan Pie
Went there to see what pie I would buy to take to someones home. Shelves were empty but for one type of pie. No choices. How do you open a specialty business in the morning, have people drive 15 miles to get something you specialize in, and you dont have any.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
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All kinds of sweet and savory pies. Always as good as Grandma made on her best days. Key lime pie is a seasonal treat! The small pies remove the last excuse (Oh, it's too much!)
Highly recommend the Dutch apple pie, pecan pie and chicken pot pie!
Best pie ever!!!! So many choices and the are soooo delicious ?!!!
Have had 2 pies from here & both have been amazing. Do not sit on the Chocolate, it’s like an undercooked brownie. Awesome
Love love loveeee this place!! Everyone that works there is so nice and welcoming! They have soooo many different pies (ranging from sweet to savory) and quiches. We got the specialty and Dutch apple pies (I believe the Specialty apple pie has strawberry pieces in it as well but I could be getting that mixed up with the other pies) and wow they were amazing!! They weren't overly sweet or cinnamony. Definitely want to go back and try their chicken pot pie and quiches.