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First Slice Pie Cafe

4.3 (474 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
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Goat Cheese and Roasted Vegetable Sandwich
Michael R.

The short walk in this torrential downpour was so worth it. Came here after work today and felt like a light lunch and First Slice Pie proved to be the perfect choice (especially on a rainy day) Felt the need to get my veggies in so went with their Goat Cheese and Roasted Veggie Sandwich. Had to add my protein so added chicken. I am a big fan of all of the things that came in this sandwich so it was an easy choice for me. Great sandwich indeed. The creamy goat cheese blended everything so well together and the crispy cauliflower added a delightfully refreshing crunch. And can't forget to mention that poached pear...genius addition to add a little sweetness without over saucing and taking away from the healthiness of a veggie sandwich lol. And how can't I not get a slice of pie from a place with the word Pie In the name? Went with a slice of Michigan Sour Cherry and...WOW. PERFECT crust married to the perfect filling. I'm so satisfied right now (I literally am writing this post meal) Such a small, simple and charming sit down cafe. My type of joint. Just what the doctor ordered for lunch. Glad I found a new go-to spot.

Chocolate Cream Pie
Alex W.

I'm not a pie fanatic but curiosity led me to pull the car over and stop in this place that I drive past so often. Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon at 1pm and no one was in here. The woman manning the front desk was very warm and welcoming. I got a slice of Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie and a slice of Chocolate Cream pie and both slices were the richest, most delicious pies I have ever tasted in my life. I'm not one to have a sweet tooth for pies and I'm very particular about desserts, but these slices are dangerous. The Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie slice tastes like a huge Reese's cup that was slightly melted. All I needed was a glass of milk and I may have never left. Would have given this place 5 stars but each slice is a hefty 5 dollars and I didn't try any of their sandwiches and menu items. This review is solely based on the pie and the wonderful customer service.

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N.J. M.

My husband and I stopped by on Pi Day, which made it extra fun to grab a slice for $3.14. We went with the apple pie. They had prepared plenty of pies to last the whole day, so we had our pick. It was just a pickup visit this time, but I believe you can also sit inside and order. The space has a cozy, casual vibe, and everyone we interacted with was friendly. It wasn't the very best pie we've had, but it wasn't bad either--solid, homey, and satisfying. They also sell sandwiches, soups, salads, and a few other things, which makes it a nice neighborhood spot for a quick lunch or treat. It's really nice to have a local business selling pie, and I'd try it again if I were in the mood, maybe with one of their more adventurous flavors next time.

Strawberry Rhubarb Pie
Uriel R.

First Slice Pie Cafe is such a fantastic neighborhood spot, and Michelangelo made me feel incredibly welcome to the neighborhood from the second I walked in. It is a great stop for locals since it has that cozy, small hole-in-the-wall vibe. They have an impressive pie selection alongside plenty of other options, making it hard to choose just one slice. The coffee toffee pie was silky smooth, delivering a dominant coffee flavor in every bite that was nicely rounded out by the subtle sweetness of the toffee at the end. The apple pie featured an incredible crust with a filling that was perfectly balanced without being overly sweet. The key lime pie was deliciously tart, refreshing, and beautifully creamy, while the strawberry rhubarb struck the ideal sweet-and-tart balance with a delicious crumb topping. It is easily one of the best local spots around for a slice of pie and great hospitality.

French Silk Pie
Mark T.

Imagine it's Thanksgiving dinner. Same as every year, you are looking forward to Nana's fresh baked, still slightly warm, and delicious pie. Then, for reasons unknown, one year the pie was made sometime prior and came out of a high-powered refrigerator. Maybe the thing was made that day, but all of the sudden it ceases to be that things you've been craving all year. The French Silk pie suffers from this very problem. I have no clue when it was made, but the cooler it (and all the other pies) are held is turned so low, I thought the mousse was ice cream for a hot second. As for the flavors, these were okay. The mousse's creaminess started to make itself known as temperature increased, one being chocolatey, and the other being unknown, but too thick to be whipped cream. As for the crust and chocolate shavings, both of these were too scant to an impact. Then there is the Cortado... if this were a latte, I'd be happy, for something that should be equal parts espresso and milk, there was WAYYY too much milk. If you're going to do something, do it right. Thus, we are left with an overall experience that can only be described as underwhelming and disappointing. Unless something changes, I do not see reason to come vs. buying a pie at Whole Foods.

Traditional Pecan Pie
Tony G.

Came here to get a last minute Friendsgiving dessert and was pleasantly surprised with the variety of pies to choose from. From traditional sweet pies to some savory options, there's something for everyone! I opted to get a traditional pecan pie. It cost just under $40 which was a bit pricey, but the pie was pretty big and a hit during thanksgiving especially with a dollop of vanilla ice cream on top. Really liked how it wasn't too overly sugary/sweet. One of the better pecan pies I've eaten! Would definitely come back here again if I'm in need of pies! Interested to try their chocolate pecan pie! Space itself seems setup to just be a grab and go spot. Not sure if they had seating in the back or not, but either way worth stopping in for a slice or a whole pie. They also serve coffee and tea if that's your fancy. Overall, very solid pie shop in the neighborhood!

Blueberry Cheesecake
Micah K.

I'm really not a dessert person AT ALL. Normally, I would never seek out a pie place but today my sweet tooth called me here. This place is AMAZING! The display of pies is wonderful and begs you to pick several slice immediately. The service is great, the shop is quaint and inviting, and the pie is amazing!

Goa Goat Cheese Pizza with pears
Monica A.

Can't believe I just discovered this place! Went on a Friday - pizza day! They do these personal pizzas for just $8. Had the goat cheese and pear - spectacular and margarita - deliciousness! They have a good variety of chocolate pies, fruit pies and quiche. Had the French silk which was amazing and red velvet valentines pie which was even better. Definitely will return , especially for pizza Fridays. We had great service and it's a cute place, great bistro vibe! Parking is a bit tricky but not impossible.

Smoked Turkey and White Cheddar Sandwich
Sam L.

I really love first slice, I've been to their albany park location before but this was my first time to the andersonville one. It was super cute with great outdoor seating and wonderful staff. My sandwich was fantastic and I enjoyed everything! Hope to be back again soon.

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Jessica P.

I came here on a weekday for a slice of pie. Ordered a slice of the mango strawberry pie and the key lime pie. Customer service: Great! We were greet upon stepping into the store and the staff were attentive and friendly. Indoor seating: The place have an area for seating available inside. Mango strawberry pie: It is a unique combo and tastes good together. It isn't not too sweet so it would pair well with ice cream on top or be good for those that don't like too much sweetness. I've yet to taste the key lime pie so more to come once I taste it!

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Pies are obviously amazing and decently priced. The sandwich was amazing! Got the Cuban big portion and came with a salad and chips!

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Helped out with a birthday pie. So amazing. Friendly staff and great value. Thank you!!

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Hole in the wall type place. Absolutely delicious treats. Excellent selection and options.

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