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Carter & Rye

4.9 (32 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Savory hand pie
Molly H.

It's hard to get pictures of these hand pies because you want to devour them immediately!! This is one of our favorite weekend traditions-- Carter & Rye has a rotating menu of hot and frozen hand pies, check out their instagram for the weekend line up! It's a tiny little shop, with joyful service. You can expect a wait at times for either a line out the door, or for them to heat up a hand pie fresh for you.

Sarah P.

Delicious filling and buttery flaky hand pie casing? What more could you want?! Carter and Rye is a fantastic locale to stop in on the weekend for a sweet or savory hand pie, with options for frozen ones to go to tide you over during the week while they're closed. Most recently I tried their spicy mango filling as well as their truffle Brie, both of which were absolutely delicious. I love supporting this local, women owned business!

Carter and Rye inside. Not big, just right.
Julia H.

You can dip it, you can lick it, you might definitely want to kiss it... I'm a freaky fan of Carter & Rye and I highly suggest you give it a try. Most recently I had the Honey Lavender Blueberry, Salted Nut Roll, Caprese Pizza Pie, and Sausage Gravy haystack, but keep in mind that the selection changes weekly. We've had Greek hand pies, cherry almond, and many more. All have been Tasty with a capital T. They're always busy do be prepared to wait a few, but so worth it and the staff is friendly and on top of getting you in and out quickly. The plants in the front window are a nice homey touch making you feel welcome. Pricing wise, it's less than a full breakfast, but just as filling. Couple hints: They come hot and frozen, get done of each. When cooking the frozen at home, I'm finding it's more like 13-15 minutes @425.

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Tisha B.

If I could give this sweet, friendly place a 10 I would. Such a delight‼ happy faces greet you with a friendly hello. Picked what I wanted and off I went with 2 hand pies and a coffee. Not only was the hand pie both warm, they both where crispy delights. The savory one I couldn't put down. As every bite was just darn delicious, and the sweeter one was just as wonderful, and a regular cup of Joe was the right touch. I'll see you next weekend to see what flavors are next

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Connie J.

It's a convenient way to enjoy dessert! Or it's also a fabulous breakfast treat! The flakiest hand pies ever! My hand pie is a raspberry cream cheese wrapped in layers of flakey pastry and baked to perfection - a golden brown and topped with the perfect amount of sugar! I have also had the brown sugar, also delicious! They also have savory hand pies too! Delicious!

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Terry O.

Have been here several times now and still love the product-- homemade pop tarts. Small menu, but tastes great. Today they had two sweet and two savory. The sweets were brown sugar cinnamon (my fav) and blueberry which got a delicious compliment from a gentleman who was just leaving. The savory flavors were bacon, egg and cheese or a local mushroom polenta. I picked the bacon, thank-you, hot and delicious. I'm not a fan of their coffee but they do have other drinks including hot chocolate. Carter And Rye continues to be a solid addition to the neighborhood.

Jeffrey L.

Fire roasted peach and basil. Wonderful pop up with Coneflower creamery. Paired with a delicious buttermilk ice cream. Wonderful service!

Me getting ready to eat my lemon curd hand pie before it gets cold
Debi B.

This sweet little hand pie shop is an amazing woman owned business and is full of amazing smells, awesome people (Hi, Kate and Missy ) and great conversations. These gals are a joy and you can tell they are passionate about their hand pies and love what they do! I just want to say these are the best hand pies I have ever eaten! You can tell they are made with love! They use very high quality butter. (You will have to ask them about the butter) and they also use amazing ingredients and local ingredients when they can. There are usually 4 different flavors every week (2 sweet and 2 savory) and they come up with the most exciting and yummy flavor combinations. I love that they will warm the pies up for you, if you prefer or you can have it to go and warm it when you get home. (Ask for instructions) You can also get a big batch of frozen hand pies to go, so you can have a backup supply if you can't make it in the next week. They also partner with a local coffee place and also have fresh juice. My sister and I thoroughly enjoyed talking with Kate and Missy. They make you feel like you belong right there in their cute little shop, in their cute little neighborhood!

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Kyle K.

What a unique little hot pie shop in midtown! The place is small and plants adorn the front window. Walking in, the fresh smell of pastries meets you immediately. Almost as a immediate was a smile and hello from behind the counter. Service at Carter and Rye was friendly and swift. The selections today were: Bourbon pecan, Raspberry for the pastries and Chicken Pot Pie or Spinach artichoke for the more hearty pies. I ended up getting a raspberry pie and a chicken one for lunch! The pastry on both was light and flaky; wonderful and delicious. I also ordered coffee which was flavorful, Ethiopian blend. I had some oat milk added to it too. The sign on the front window said open 8 am until sold out. As we were leaving (at 8:20 am), there was a line forming out in front of the place. They may be sold out pretty early today!

Carrot cake hand pie
Maddie K.

You're missing out if you haven't tried Carter & Rye yet. The savory crust is so addicting I crave it every week and some weekends get it two days in a row you will not regret a trip to this heavenly shop!

Chris D.

Cute little shop down on 36th and Center Street. It's really exactly what they say... Pie crust and filling. Was curious if the crust was more towards a toaster strudel flaky type or a piecrust. Definitely more like a piecrust with sugar sprinkled on top. Tried the cinnamon and sugar and also the strawberry rhubarb. Both were tasty! They are only open two days a week so I was glad I remembered this happen to be one of the days! Don't expect a ton of filling inside the pockets but just the right amount to make it to tasty.

Deesha P.

If you've had these hot pies at the farmers market, well now you can get these through out the week as well! This cute little shop, with friendly owners, serves hand pies, kind of like fresh toaster strudels, in both sweet and savory flavors. They sell out fast so options are limited later in the mornings. When we went there were brown sugar and chicken pot pie left - both were great in taste and texture!Best as a grab-n-go since there is no indoor sitting area

A trio of hand pies including raspberry, apple and cinnamon brown suger

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Awesome hand pies great on the go or warmed up later. Cute little space and good coffee.

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