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    Tiny Pies

    4.3 (375 reviews)
    ModerateDesserts
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Chocolate Cream
    Mallory P.

    Tiny pies is hands down our favorite place for pie in Austin. We go back again and again and they never disappoint. What we love most is their seasonal menus. They switch things up often and always have great options around the holidays. You can go in for Easter, Thanksgiving, or Christmas and know there will be something new to try, not just the same menu year-round. Everything is consistently high quality and genuinely delicious. There are times I think about a pie from a past season and wish I could get it again, but then their current seasonal menu comes out and immediately reminds me why we keep going back. Somehow they always have something just as good, if not better. If you are ordering for the holidays, they have convenient holiday ordering pick up hours too!! It is one of those places you trust. You know whatever you pick is going to be great, and that is why it has become a regular stop for us.

    Tart Cherry Crumb,  Key Lime Sweet Texas Pecan
    Jahnavi U.

    Grabbed dessert at this cute pie store after dinner last night. They got good reviews so why not! I loved the vintage artwork outside of the store which grabbed my attention. It was cozy inside which was great because it was cold outside. We ordered a tart cherry crumb, key lime and Texan pecan pie. The pies were small and cute and great good flavor. They were $6.95 each which is a little steep for me. The service was good. The girl behind the counter was cheerful and nice. Oh their bathroom was clean.

    Shanicy A.

    I stopped by Tiny Pies recently and it reminded me why I loved it so much the first time I tried it years ago. It had been a while, so I grabbed a few different flavors to get a little taste of everything. Honestly, every single one was good. My favorites were definitely the key lime and the strawberry base pies. The strawberry one tasted so fresh, like real strawberries instead of that overly sweet artificial flavor you sometimes get. The key lime had the perfect balance of tart and sweet and was super refreshing. The best part is how fun they are to eat since they're tiny. You get the satisfaction of a whole pie but without feeling too guilty about it afterwards. It's the perfect little treat if you want dessert but don't want something huge. Tiny Pies never disappoints!!

    Banana Pudding Tiny Pie (~$6)
    Aya E.

    Ordered: Strawberry Rhubarb Tiny Pie (~$6): fresh strawberries & rhubarb filling in a Tiny Pies crust topped with a brown sugar crumb Banana Pudding Tiny Pie (~$6): bananas, homemade vanilla wafers, vanilla pastry cream in a Tiny Pies crust topped with whipped cream and vanilla wafer Aya's take: I like the idea of Tiny Pies but the execution is lacking, in my opinion. We tried 2 of their tiny pies - the Strawberry Rhubarb Tiny Pie & Banana Pudding Tiny Pie. The pie crust for both was a bit chewy, kind of stale, and thicker than the actual filling. I like that it's a small sweet treat that can satisfy your dessert craving but the ratio of pie crust to filling needs to be better. The flavor of both fillings were actually great but slightly overpowered by the crust. Other than that, I can see a box of these being a cute gift for an event or occasion.

    Strawberry Rhubarb
    Tinamarie R.

    This place has been on my list to try for over a year now. Finally made it back to Austin so we decided to stop in and get a few pies. The shop is small but the pies are on display so you can see exactly what you are buying. The young lady serving us was quick and efficient. They have a wide variety of pies. We ordered 7 different flavors (coconut cream, banana cream, chocolate cream, key lime, lemon meringue, strawberry rhubarb and blueberry). The banana cream pie was tasteless. Did not taste like banana at all. The only reason we knew the coconut cream was coconut was because it had flakes of coconut otherwise it was pretty tasteless as well. The others were all mediocre except the strawberry rhubarb. It was the best of them all. The rhubarb was very tart and the pie itself wasn't overly sweet. So overall, the pies are definitely not worth the $6.95 price tag.

    Megan C.

    Y U M! We went for the seasonal new pie freeze and it was to die for. Their homemade custard is so light and creamy, and you can choose which pie to blend. We did one Oreo and one s'mores and both were great. Smores was super rich and chocolately and the Oreo was lighter almost like a McFlurry (but way better). Tiny little space and tiny little pies which is fitting for the name but we loved every bit of it! They have sweet & savory offerings plus can cater events! Services was quick & their is plenty of parking out front of the stor

    Virginia M.

    Oh my gosh, best pies I have ever had. I am extremely picky when it comes to pecan pies, but from the crust to the filling and the quality of pecans used was amazing.

    Pie Feeeze
    Ang F.

    Tiny Pies is another Austin staple, definitely bringing something different to the Austin dessert scene. A fun catering treat for different events, too, like weddings! Without a doubt the pumpkin chai spice is a favorite, as well as the Texas pecan. Sometimes the Texas pecan is designed in the shape of Texas. Recently tried their new Pie Freeze when they rolled out the new dessert, and entirely thankful for the free giveaway! The Peach Cobbler freeze is exactly what you think it would be -- slices of peach, the crumble and spice, and the crust stirred into an ice cream "blizzard" (like DQ). Only comment - super sweet. No need to worry about a brain freeze, but maybe a sugar high for sure.

    Key Lime
    Mary V.

    When you step in here, the smell of the rich pie crust just hits you. Unfortunately for me, the pie crusts were kind of stale when I ate it. Which is a shame because the filling was very good. I was surprised that the Texas Two Step had dates in it. The pumpkin cheesecake was excellent but it was just disappointing that the crumbly Graham crust tasted old.

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    Do they always have gluten-free options?

    The owner told me yes, always one and one vegan also.

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