Awful! First time trying this place and really wish I didn't. I got a blueberry pie; ate a few bites, and then noticed green specks on the pie. Under closer inspection, I look under the top crust of the pie and it is FULL of GREEN MOLD! Instantly, I started feeling sick. I ran to the bathroom and attempted to vomit, but time will tell if it causes any type of food poisoning. I called the restaurant back to inform the lady that gave me my order that the pie was full of mold. She apologized several times and indicated she couldn't look in the pie to see that there was mold but if you sell FRESH food, there is no need to look inside. There should be no mystery in regards to the freshness of your food! She offered to have me come back to choose something else but there is absolutely no way that I would eat something else from this place. I'm just so upset about this as I had no idea I was eating mold. The actual mold under the layer of crust on top of the pie was green and some was webbed-looking. Just disgusting! If you visit this place, Please check your food carefully to assure that it is fresh before consuming. I would not want anyone else to get sick.

This is for the Too Good to Go surprise bag order I got. There is no way to read other people's reviews, I paid the $6.59 thru the app and went to pick up. I've never eaten their food so it was an opportunity to give it a try at a discount. The website shows a slice of apple pie at $5.99 and coconut at &6.99 and 4 pieces of baklava at $4.99. Those are the 3 items I received. The baklava did indeed taste old, and the coconut pie looked soggy and missing part of the crust, so unsellable. It also didn't look like the pie they sell, as it was missing the meringue or whipped cream on top... I wouldn't do the app purchase again, and it did give me a reason to not want to eat there again at full price. Also, the person working, was on their cell phone, and didn't get off, just handed me the bag.

Neal E.

I stumbled across Al la Mode this past week. It's easy to miss - the business has a very narrow storefront. I wandered in and met the owner - I believe his name is Khalid. Very nice man. I opted for a slice of cherry pie - and a whole blueberry pie to go. I chowed down on the cherry pie later that day - I felt like the crust was not as flaky as it should have been. But then later when I had the blueberry pie - the crust was flaky - almost perfect! Then I realized the slice of cherry pie was in the refrigerator - whereas the blueberry was not not - most likely the difference. I would come here again! #AlaMode

Jodie C.

Before you scroll past this post, take a moment to realize the hard times we are living in. Buy your best desserts here and support this business. Everything I've had here is original, homemade and full of flavor. Not processed and packaged to sit on a shelf. * Here, I had the best Key Lime Pie. It's not the key lime that makes your face pucker and I was surprised and happy about it. The flavor is very subtle and lime zest is in the pie. Graham cracker crust is on point. Its smooth and hits that sweet spot. * I bought a banana cream pie here. Just a slice. That slice must have weighed 4lbs. It was huge and absolutely the best. I didn't even know what I would think of the caramel layer in it and took a bite to find out it was a delight! *on to the bownie! You know, kids can be picky so I chose the most ordinary dessert I could find for my son. The brownie. Turns out, that brownie was anything other than ordinary. I took the lid off and the fresh smell of brownie hit me right in my face. I did take a peice of it. :). This was like the dream brownie. And the peanut butter flowers were so light with subtle flavor. * Keep this place in business! Go grab a pie and enjoy some Turkish coffee. If that's not enough, top it off with some ice cream! That's Pie A la Mode!

K T.

So, my mom just walked in the door with a Bag of goodies from A La Mode. Cherry pie, four berry pie, lemon meringue pie, raspberry cookie, raisin filled cookies, and a chocolate cookie filled with coconut. Amazing!!! My absolute favorites were the pies. Top quality and not too sweet. Pies are an art form to me... I'm looking forward to going to the shop and hanging out for a bit -- sitting down with a book, enjoying some Turkish coffee and pie.

I've wanted to check this place out and finally got the chance to. It's a small bakery that you might miss if you're not paying attention. I got the strawberry cheesecake, pecan pie, and some other chocolate pie dessert that I forgot the name of. The cheesecake was absolutely delicious. It was creamy and very delightful. The chocolate pie dessert was also good but my favorite had to be the pecan pie. It had just the right amount of pecans and was sweet but not too overly sweet. I don't know if the guy who rang me up was the owner but he was very nice. I would definitely recommend checking this place out.

Rosie T.

Not only is it difficult finding pistachio ice cream in the area, it is damn near impossible to find GOOD pistachio ice cream that doesn't taste super artificial. Finally found this humble bakery, where they had real bits of pistachios in their ice cream! Wedged between other shops, it's easy to miss unless you catch its bright blue neon sign. The owners are suuuuuper nice, some of the most helpful and friendliest business owners I've ever met. I took home a banana bread loaf at a discounted price once because it was a day or two old so they didn't want to leave it out on their display for too long. It was still good for several days in my house! They also have whole pies here and cakes and pies by the slice. The caramel apple pie is heavenly! I recommend it wholeheartedly; it's such comfort food with its flaky, crispy crust and bits of nuts tossed in. I would love to try a cake for my next indulgence!