Where to Get the Best Pie in Austin
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Where to Get the Best Pie in Austin

Where can you find the most delicious and memorable pies in Austin?

Whether you’re looking for a slice of comfort or a show-stopping dessert for your next gathering, Austin is full of bakeries and bistros that serve up some of the best pie in Texas.

Why Pie, and Why Now?

There’s something nostalgic and joyful about pie. It brings people together, evokes memories of holidays, and satisfies both sweet and savory cravings. With the holidays around the corner or just because you deserve a treat, now is the perfect time to explore the top Austin dessert spots and discover where to get pie in Austin.

As a local REALTOR®, I’m always scouting not just homes but local gems that make Austin such a special place to live. So here’s a roundup of my favorite pie places around town—many of them locally owned, always full of flavor.

Upper Crust Bakery

This cozy shop is a North Austin staple for seasonal pies like cranberry-apple, pumpkin, and blueberry. Their 10-inch deep-dish pies can feed a small crowd, and they bake fresh daily. Pre-order during the holidays or stop in for a slice to go. It’s classic, comforting, and always done right.

Chez Zee American Bistro

Known for its eclectic charm and lush patio, Chez Zee serves standout desserts including the indulgent Kahlua Crunch Pie, Coconut Crème, and tangy Key Lime. It’s a great place to enjoy dessert with a drink or take home an entire pie for a dinner party.

Texas Pie Company (Kyle, TX)

A short drive south to Kyle brings you to this legendary pie shop that’s absolutely worth the trip. From Southern Pecan to Chocolate Fudge and Peanut Butter Mousse, they offer 4″ minis and full 10″ pies. Pro tip: Cream pies are best in summer, chocolate in winter.

Swedish Hill

A modern West Austin bakery and café, Swedish Hill mixes trendy with traditional. Their Strawberry Hand Pies, Banana Cream, and Passionfruit Tart are top-tier. It’s also a perfect midweek escape for coffee and pie by the window.

Berdoll Pecan Farm

If you’re serious about pecan pie, this place should be on your list. Berdoll’s Famous Pecan Pie is filled with two full cups of premium Texas pecans. They ship worldwide and offer chocolate and no-sugar-added variations too.

The Cake and Spoon

Located in a food trailer park, this unassuming spot offers 4.5” mini pies in Key Lime, Buttermilk, Apple Cranberry, Pumpkin, and more. Perfect if you’re hosting and want individual servings that feel both fun and personal.

Sugar Mama’s Bakeshop

Known for creative sweets and local flair, Sugar Mama’s has one of the best Mud Pies in Austin. You can also grab apple, berry, or banana cream mini pies. Need to impress at a party? Their full-size pies do the trick.

Tiny Pies

Tiny Pies packs big flavor into handheld perfection. Choose from sweet, savory, or breakfast varieties, or go for a “Not So Tiny Pie” to feed a larger group. They also offer family meal pie kits—because everything’s better in pie form.

Pie Bar

Build your own pie? Yes, please. Located in South Austin, Pie Bar offers mix-and-match options, gluten-free crusts, and seasonal fillings. The vibe is casual, customizable, and great for adventurous pie lovers.

Tootie Pie Co. (Dripping Springs)

Tootie’s six-pound apple pie is legendary. Originally baked in Medina, TX, her legacy continues in Dripping Springs. From gluten-free to sugar-free and everything in between, Tootie Pie Co. keeps tradition alive with Texas-sized flavor.

Final Takeaway: Austin’s Pie Scene Is Worth Exploring

If you’re wondering where to get pie in Austin, the short answer is: everywhere. From tiny slices to full-size showstoppers, there’s no shortage of creativity, comfort, and quality. These Austin dessert spots don’t just serve pie—they serve up community, tradition, and joy.


Bonus Tip from a Local

Love discovering great spots like this? Follow me, Lisa Muñoz of the Muñoz Group at Compass, for even more insider tips on living well in Austin. From local eats to hidden neighborhoods, I’m here to help you feel at home.

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