It's nice to have a treat once in a while as long as you don't over do it, right? :) And the older we get the more cautious we should become, at least I try. Anyways last night I was picking up some odds and ends at Tops and I spotted a pastry table that Tops had on display. I spotted this little pie for $1.00. I bought it. I must say for a buck you can't go wrong. And I may add the price Tops charged for this versus other big food retailers and their pastries is much better. Give them a try! read more

Table Talk Pies - $1.00 dollar, ya can't beat that. - Desserts Near Me - Worcester, Massachusetts

Bummer the factory store closed last year. The internet wasn't clear about it. It was very disappointing. ZERO STARS read more

I love little pies, because my husband doesn't like cherry pie, I can always pick a little pie up for myself. I did just that today, I was shocked, it didn't taste much like cherry pie and there were only 3 cherries in the whole pie. What a disappointment. I know times are hard, but 3 cherries, come on you can do better than that. My not be a customer of yours again. Thelma Ilsley read more

Every year, my company purchases about 250 table talk pies as holiday gifts for our clients. Our clients loved the pies, the New England tradition, and the fact that we're keeping it local. This year, however, apparently table talk has been bought by a company named Rise baking and despite all my efforts, they made it impossible for me to order pies. Their phone answering system puts you in an endless loop, emails went unanswered, I even personally visited their factories in Worcester. At both locations employees looked at me and said good luck because things have not been good since we were purchased. Great example of how corporate greed destroys a perfectly good company with strong tradition. read more

I bought a coconut CUSTARD pie at my local Giant store. It was the worst coconut custard pie I ever had. It was not CUSTARD. It was coconut in some disgusting pudding. Better look up how to make a coconut custard pie in a Pennsylvania Dutch cookbook. Roberta Buzzard read more

I looked up their pie store in Worcester, Mass and then went to the store only to find out they went out of business. I went to the table talk factory to inquire and no one spoke English. I called the phone number only to get a voice mail to leave a message. It is a waste of time read more

This place is closed!!!! Ignore website info. Drive here from Boston to the Broadway for breakfast. Awesome place

This place is a great value and worth a visit!! They have outstanding deals on freshly made pies!! You can't find better prices than that!! The atmosphere is clean and well kept! The service is very friendly and helpful! I love stopping by to stock up on pie!! read more

75 cent mini pies! Fresh and delicious as aways. Walked from the market place with an ice coffee and stopped by the pick up some pies. Pie in hand and coffee in the other. Perfect combo! The coconut pies were in refrigeration. They had selections like 3 types of apple pies, blueberry, chocolate mousse, lemon, peach, cherry and pecan. They ran out of key lime when we were there. Definitely a must stop. read more

I purchased their 8 inch New York Style Crumb Cake from Hannaford. Not only was the cake stale, it was dry and the bottom was burned. It cist me $7.99 plus tax to throw it in the trash. Buer beware. read more

Had a cherry pie. All sugar than cherry... Targeted to kids tastes. I couldnt finish first piece. Crust was good. But threw the rest away.

Placed an order in bulk of mini pies for a work event, needless to say Table Talk Pies was great! They had everything ready and nicely set up. Their new location is adorable and so cozy, I can't wait to be back and visit their location!! read more

Fun factory store outlet to visit. My GPS kept insisting this was located at the main factory when it's really more in a downtown area. Be aware that (at least on a weekend) the parking is hard to find in that area. Super crowded with some pretty intense traffic. I actually ended up being dropped off and had to text my friend when I was done at the store as he never found a spot to park. The website indicates they have every pie in stock but I didn't find that to be the case and was a little bummed as I really wanted to try the mango one. The prices though cannot be beat - four of the small pies for a dollar and $1.50 for the larger pies. Wow! It was very crowded when I went. I basically grabbed one of each (they also have a lot of sugar free varieties but I passed on those) of the little pies, one of the bigger pies, some sort of brownie inside pie concoction that cost the most at a might $2 and 2 of the mini Polar seltzer flavors all for $7.50. Amazing value. You can free the pies and they are good for up to four months which totally justified my purchase of 8 of them plus a big one - we were good and only ate two on the ride home. Definitely a bargain and a fun place to visit! read more

When I first went in I was so impressed with the variety and the prices. $.50 for individual pies and $2.00 for large pies! I bought so many. I brought them to my family only to find out the grocery stores routinely sell the small ones for 3/$1 and the large ones 2/$3. Doh! Anyway the variety is still worth a stop over if you are in the area. Don't make a special trip. read more

Retail store during Covid, limited number of people allowed in. Pies are good, just small space and not much else to distract, but it's okay. Just there for the pies. read more

Fun take-in with good buys. Lots of people shopping only two at a time allowed in store. Must hand sanitize once inside very strict protocols. All pies are organized according to flavor. Associate explains the cost of the days selections. If you enjoy pie then it's a must. Remember Pi day (3/14) is almost here. Enjoy! read more

I bought a Table Talk Old Fashioned Cherry pie today at the local grocery store. It was terrible. The crust was tasteless. The cherries were mush. Do not purchase. read more

What a great idea this little shop is, and what a blast from our past this visit here was, as we grew up with these tasty pies (not that Grandma didn't bake her share of delicious pies, but Mom didn't), and were acquainted with a couple of folks who worked at the plant way back when (there are some old black and white photos hanging across from the ordering counter). For a very healthy and nutritious lunch (not), we both got in on the deal of the decade: a 4" mini pie of your choosing (not an easy task) plus a medium size hot New England coffee for only $2. The blueberry and strawberry minis we chose were as good as we remember. We also bought an 8" strawberry-rhubarb to tote home for a mere 2 bucks. The retail area was well stocked with favorite varieties of years past in both 4" and 8" sizes. Some of the more popular flavors (e.g., apple and blueberry) are available sugar free (sorry, no fat free). The store's only dine-in counter looks out on Green Street, Birch Tree Bread being directly across the street. On our way to Table Talk, we could see by the number of newly-established eateries in the area that the Canal District is the up and coming place in Worcester. There is also construction of some sort in progress diagonally across the street from Table Talk (shopping center? office space?). While we were there, they were doing a bustling business, despite the pouring rain outside. I certainly hope the success of this establishment continues because I will return for more tasty pies. read more

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Best deal in town! I am a professional pastry chef, and Table Talk is my guilty pleasure. Primarily because I don't have to bake them, but also because I can get peach pie any season of the year. Cha-ching! This is an actual retail outlet, so the products cost less than buying them at the grocery store. Also, many items are waaaay fresher than at the grocery store because they come right from the factory. They are sometimes stocked from run-off (too many of a particular item), or the crust is cracked/split, or there is something that kept it from looking perfect. It looked perfect in my belly! And that's all that matters. We bought a bunch of pies, and I whipped out my credit card at the register. It only came to $4. "I think I'll pay cash for that." They have a little nook you can sit at and watch all the happenings on Green Street (getting to be a trendy area with GREAT places to eat!) Coffee, tea, hot chocolate, different flavors, ice cream, etc. Anything you might want with pie. They also sell varieties that I don't often, or ever, see in stores. Custard pies (in the cooler) and pecan pie. My only regret is that it's been open for almost a year and we just went today for the first time. read more

Table Talk Pies - Desserts Near Me - Worcester, Massachusetts

So glad we finally made it here! Every time we've been up to visit family in the area, we weren't able to stop in-until now! (Make sure you check their hours before stopping by! This was the main reason we've never made it, they just weren't open when we were passing through!). I always feel nostalgic when I see Table Talk pies. They were a thing of my childhood and it really brings me back. The store is cute and well laid out. There are some spots to sit and eat along the window, but very few. Most people seemed to be popping in to get pies and leave. They offer a menu with coffee and a few other pie appropriate drinks as well as a jazzed up form of pie (with ice cream for example). The kids loved the mini pies and had a lot of fun picking out their flavors. The pies were what I remember-good, but not anything that would win a ribbon in a contest. Again, it's mostly the nostalgia for me. If you're coming for an amazing deal though, don't go out of your way. We found Table Talk pies in a local grocery store (on sale) for around the same prices, so if you catch a sale locally you might end up with a better deal. Three stars for fun and nostalgia, but minus two for value. Bottom line: I would come back, but I wouldn't go out of my way! read more

Thankfully I only purchased a small old fashioned cherry pie. By far was the worst cherryLESS pie I have ever had. there was a total of 4 cherries in the pie, not even a cherry in every bit. Don't waste your money on this product. couldn't of been more disappointed. read more

A Worcester mainstay :) Worth a stop in, the rotating pie of the day is 3 for $1! If it's October/fall, make sure you go to Wormtown Brewery afterwards to try Table Talk's pumpkin pie collaboration beer with them! read more

The best. Great employee Tara.T. sweet and professional. Smart too. Can't wait to see their new location read more

Delicious pies made onsite and for a very reasonable price: $2 for full-size pies and $0,50 for smaller hand-sized versions.

I am in awe of how many flavors table talk has. I often feel like in the grocery stores they don't offer as many flavors, so this is the one perk of coming into the store itself. Well also and the fact that they have amazing deals, 2 individual pies for $1, if that's not a steal, i don't know what is. Sometimes they even have 3 for $1 deals. My personal favorite is the chocolate cherry pie! read more

This lady Tara who ever she is don't go see her she is very unprofessional and unpleasant to talk to a very stuck up woman who thinks her shot doesn't stink get her out of there I won't go back she didn't even know how the pies where made never mind how to speak to customers made me feel very uncomfortable I'll never go back if she's there stay clear of the Tara woman read more

I have purchased 2 pies every week for a very long time, Last week I bought 2 cherry pies and I was horrifies the inside was not like the smooth filling but was like over cooked ro the liquis was coagulated opeaque like cranberry from a can. I paid $7.99 a pie. I called the company , there was no best buy daye anf the customer servise woman was rude arrogant, she was belittling when she blamed the groser, it should not be the groser Legally it should be done by the manufacturer, when I said so she said that would be too easy!!!!!! THey were the most discusting and I asked for them to be replacesd, She told me there were numbers on the pie tin and I looked for 5 minutes nothing. She then put 4 demands on me befiore she would do anything, remember I buy 2 pies $800 a year it had been 20 miinutes and I was getting nowhere, I said THat is fine and I will just never buy any more paie again and she said thats fine and hung up. But here is what I learned. 1) they never date their pies ever and that should be illegal and if not immoral. 2) THEY FREEZE THEIR PIES, YES, THEY FREEZE ALL THEIR PIES, GROSS!!!! THese are fully cooked pies NOT FRESH Let me Reiterate FROZEN PIES NOT LABELED WITH "BEST BY of MADE ON" so you never know when they were made.. DON'T BUY these PIES They and not Labled ehn made as "ALL" other frozen food is, YOU MAY be eating expired adss I did and Customer servise doesn';t give a rats ass. The arrogants of New England. I will not spread the word of my experience of the pretend fresh but unlabled frozen food. DO NOT BUY! DO NOT BUY! DO NOT BUY THIS FROZEN FOOD! read more

We love table talk pies however for a company that is almost a 100-years old, I was expecting a pie store that would excite customers to come for a great experience. The pie store was a huge disappointment and lacked many of the flavors they make. Very small store. I realize it is a discount shop, but the company misses the opportunity to showcase their history and selections of various pie flavors they offer. If they were offered, we would have bought pies at the regular price too. I was hoping to find banana cream but no such luck lol. read more

Having never visited but hearing many good personal experiences I was happy to join my wife and visit on Saturday, April 16, 22. Time was around 2:00 possibly a little later. I want to be precise because I don't want the wrong person to be disciplined. With that said, "Deb", who appeared to be the only one working at the time, preceded in verbally sparring with me on every question posed whether her opinion on the taste of a sugar ftee apple ("not paid to taste the pies") to a haughty "you done yet"? while my wife was still shopping. I mentioned she appeared to be the only one working because from the time we walked in until angerally leaving she was more interested in talking with a man who appeared to be either a coworker or, a vendor. Regardless, either way, this employee, "Deb" (40ish, 5'9", dark hair, ((slight ponch))) ) is without question a problem. I know I'll never be back! Thanks Deb! read more

I got five little pies the cherry apple and pecan and they were so fresh and delicious you would think they just came out of the oven I love them I live in Florence KY thank you read more

They took state and federal money to build their new facility but refused to sit and talk with local organized Labor Unions when it came time to build . They shut out local workers , Worcester residents . They chose to bring in out of state workers over local people . They did not care about women ,or people of color all they cared about was money . read more

I love these pies since I was a kid, particularly the blueberry pie. I only eat Table talk blueberry pie.

When I use to visit my sister in law in Worcester, Ma. 60 years ago, I heard about Table Talk Pie on Green St. So I began going there at least once a month for 40 years. My children were small at that time, so I began freezing those that could be so. We just loved all of your variety's Thank you for continue making them read more

Great example of a hard working immigrants family's dream come to fruition. And great pies too!! My kids love them