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Would concur with many of the recs here especially Pie 'n Burger and Apple Pan. If you're in the W.L.A./Brentwood area Susie Cakes makes the most amazing Coconut Cream, Chocolate Cream, Apple and Pecan pies. They don't sell them by the slice but do offer a small for $8 which is enough for two. They also don't offer them all the time. Also, try Clementine's near Century City for the banana cream, chocolate cream and key lime.
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so many good suggestions thus far... def babalu and for dutch apple, costco and ralph's (crazy i know).
al gelato for apple or lemon meringue or coconut cream
susina for coconut cream or banana cream
clementine for coconut cream
urth caffe for pumpkin or coconut cream
california pizza kitchen (gulp!) for excellent non-food colored key lime pie
27th st bakery for sweeet potato pie
polly's for ollalieberry
cafe montana for mixed berry
the pig on la brea for pecan
aunt kizzy's for pecan
filling station (how has no one yet mentioned this?) for apple caramel, pumpkin, and maple pecan
baker's square for french chocolate
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I wish I could find a pie place like in "Waitress" or "Pushing Daisies"... are any of these places like that??...hahaha
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Bake and Broil... the crust alone is worth a trip.
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Bake 'n Broil
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House of Pies in Los Feliz has some good selection and I've always enjoyed Marie Calendar's pies--can't beat that! (:
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re: yogagals
Having worked at a Marie Callenders while in high school, I do have a sentimental place in my heart for them...well, maybe just for the restaurant I was working in. Plus my aunts have brought their pies to family functions for YEARS. But I now refuse to buy their pies. I was horrified one time when my family bought a "blueberry" pie and discovered (gasp) purple jello in the filling in place of real blueberries! How dare they?! Come on, thats just sad.
I have to say though, they do have good muffins.
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I haven't had these, but Al Gelato has some huge, crazy looking behemoth pies in their case. I'm sure some other hound can let us know on these (I'm curious). I've always had gelato when I've been. Pie - thumbs up?
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re: CulverJack
I love Marcie's Pies at the Hollywood Farmer's Market. The Blackberry Crumb pie is heaven. You can write home about their Raspberry-Peach and Strawberry-Rhubarb pies as well.
They have individual and regular size pies. Plus are wonderful with letting you try samples. Take one home and enjoy many slices.Oh and Al Gelato's Apple Pie is the crazy huge one you saw. I thot it was good, but I prefer their devil's food cake. Its what I remember cake being like on my 8th birthday. mmmmm
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re: omakase
Actually Marcie's Pies are only available at the Hollywood Farmers Market at Ivar & Selma Ave. from 9am-1pm on Sundays. And I'd get there by 10-11 at latest. Seem to sell out of the favorite flavors of pies by the end of the day.
http://www.farmernet.com/events/one-c...
They may sell at another farmers market around town on a different day but I'm not sure....
No prob omakase, & your name reminds me I still need to try Omakase.
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Apple Pan has the best Bannana Cream and very good Pecan.
Pie n Burger's pies are sweet in general, and they have very good cream and merengue pies but if you don't like it sweet I would recommend getting their fresh peach, strawberry, or ollaberry, when in season.›2 Replies -
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how do people here like house of pies? i honestly don't think their pies are all that, or maybe i'm just choosing the wrong pie. i do however like their western breakfast i think it is, w/ pancakes or waffle, eggs, choice of meat, toast, the whole 9 yards for i think $9 or so...i dunno, w/ a name like house of pies, most of, if not all, their pies should be good if not great.
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re: claudiamcd
I had the boysenberry pie at Pie N Burger and aboslutely loved it, and the burgers are well worth trying too.
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Not quite LA but close is the chain, Polly's Pies. The pies are baked on site daily so the crust is always good. They have great berry pies in season, and have banana strawberry (banaberry) all year long.
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re: mlgb
I love Hof's Hut's banana cream pie from the whipped cream down to the crust. http://www.hofshut.com I never try any other fruit because I LOVE banana cream.
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For banana cream, go to the Apple Pan. Forget their apple pie, however, it suckks.
For apple, believe it or not, I like Mel's Drive in. People keep telling me about Pie N Burger, but my husband is afraid to take me. I prefer dutch apple, so I go for the cumb topping. In desperation of finding a fabulous dutch apple pie, I leaned to make my own.
For Pumpkin-Costco. No kidding, Costco.
If you can, try Pie N Burger.
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re: wutzizname
When in the mood, I can eat a LOT of pie. Sometimes, if presented with too many choices, I "sample" as many as I can. He says it is truly an awesome and terrific sight, in the old senses of the words (Awesome form the same root as aweful, terrific in the old sense, to inspire terror, for the same rot as terrible.)
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re: Diana
I'm glad you answered that question, Diana! I thought you might be afraid of the marauding gangs of Cal Tech physics students often seen in front of the Pie N Burger. They're actually quite nice. Just don't say anything stupid about quantum mechanics in casual conversation, and you'll be OK.
P.S. The meringue pies at PNB are also nice.
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Pie 'n Burger
913 E California Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91106
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