Pie Town Pie Co.

Best ever pizza and pie! Crust is as phenomenal as the filling. Friendly local patrons Susan & Bobby gave me a slice of their pizza to try without even knowing me! You have to go and get some!

Delicious! Great service, warm welcome. The shop itself is super cute and has a great vibe. We tried the blueberry lemon and oh wow was it delicious! Definitely worth stopping in Pie Town and trying out these homemade delicacies!

Pie? Get. It. HERE! Been here multiple times, loved it every time. You might need to wait a bit, so come with a relaxed “I am on vacation” mindset. We had three different pies - all of them were the bomb! 💥🤯. Barb ordered a whole pie the day before (PRO tip! Want a whole pie? ORDER IN ADVANCE). The Turkey dumplings? “Thanksgiving dinner in a bowl” -JH. Come just before lunch and stay a while… and then go visit the VLA and see the stars! BTW: The coffee was great! Strong and tasted on point. …And a shout out to Pietown Fire & EMS for a great name and an awesome T-Shirt. And for those that were wondering, yes we went home with a whole pie: Pumpkin Crème Brûlée… Stunning.

If you want some pie you have to visit Pie Town. So if you are traveling down US Highway 60 in New Mexico stop and grab some pie . We stopped and visited Pie Town Pie Town. I ate the cherry pie and I will admit it was one of the best. They also have entrees such as pizza or BLT. This is pie town.. so eat the pie first.. They have an assortment of pies so whatever you enjoy, I am sure they will have it. They also have a Pie Festival on the second Saturday in September.

I showed up right at closing and the ladies were so awesome and helpful. They got me a couple slices of pie and away I went to continue my trip. The pecan pie is absolutely life changing. If yiu find yourself anywhere near Pie Town its worth a visit.

Wow! What a lovely little gem of a place this was. So glad we found this place during our road trip. We thoroughly enjoyed delicious pies. The staff was very friendly. The place was artfully decorated, and I couldn’t stop taking photos! A lovely little family run place.

What a fun place to visit. So many choices! Eatting pie in Pie Town. I am a baker. This is definitely once of the best pie crusts I have ever had. So much flavor and crispy like there is some hidden ingredient making it so perfect. I had the Mexican Apple Pie. It was amazing with little pieces of hatch chile and crunchy pine nuts! Who would thi k such a combo would be so tasty! Definitely worth a stop

We stopped by this cute cafe on a recent road trip. So glad we did. We were warmly greeted and decided to try a couple slices of pie. Sat on the patio, enjoyed the cool breeze and absolutely delicious pies. Amish oatmeal apple pie with ice cream and cherry lavender goat cheese. If we are back in the area, we will definitely stop by again.

Pie Town Pie was totally worth the trip. It was a bit chilly and too windy to sit outside on November 22, 2025, but there was patio dining. Service was a bit slow when we walked in. That all quickly changed soon after we played musical chairs to find a clean table we wanted. Lol. The only other weird thing was, they did not have menus. It was all verbally listed for us. In approximately 15 minutes, our food came out hot and fresh. I had the quiche, which was perfect, but I tried both of my daughters' dishes too. Talk about wholesome, comforting flavor town! Not only that, but they add extra touches to each dish to make them aesthetically pleasing. Our lunch consisted of: Pizza SLAB = $9.95 Pot Pie = $14.95 Quiche Meal = $9.95 Slice of Brookie pie = $7.50 Beverage × 2 = $5.00 ($2.50 ea.) Highly recommend if you get the chance to travel this desolate area of New Mexico.

This place was a surprise find on our road trip to California from Tennessee. Me and my dad had a great time. As well as AMAZING pie, there was live music that day and lots of amazing local art. I really hope it's still happening that way....it's was before COVID when we stumbled through Pie Town.

Everything I had hoped and more. Got there later in the day so some of the food and pie options were limited--but didn't matter because what they had was awesome. Chili with corn "bread" (was more like heavenly cake) and salad was delicious. The pies were as good as you could want. Super fresh. Service was fantastic. Couldn't have been more friendly. This is a stop worth planning for on any trip through the area. Couldn't recommend more highly.

This is homemade food-not fast food and it was delicious! A simple tasty menu that changes daily. The service was quick and friendly, even when it got busy. A rustic country setting that was clean and shared the history of the town. We had the green chile tomato quiche, the far east feast, and the deep dish pizza. So much food. Each served with its own little dessert. The Oreo cream pie was rich, thick, and meet all your chocolate needs with a buttery flakey crust. The perfect little spot to stop driving through.

I had the pleasure of surprising a friend on his birthday with a entire cherry pie . Not only was he surprised to receive the entire pie but he consumed the entire pie in less than 24 hours. What started out as a piece of pie after dinner, then as a midnight snack or two. Before he knew it he finished it off as breakfast. A rare treat that he did not share. Chefs kiss and a big thank you to Kathy

My students and I visited Pie-O-Neer Pies during our summer school session of June 2024. My coworkers and I brought 7 middle school students. Sara and her wonderful workers Isabel, Irene and Heather were all so patient and kind to our students. We enjoy their pizza and the students were able to each make their own mini 6inch pie. We all went home with different slices and 6in pies as well. Trying a variety of types, peaches and cream pie, New Mexico apple (with the secret ingredient of green chile), chocolate cream pie, triple lemon cream, cherry pie and Las Cruces pecan pie. I truly enjoy all the memorabilia hung inside the cafe and how much pride Sara takes in her cafe the pies and caring for her customers and staff. Worth stopping in when driving through New Mexico on Highway 60. We also got the pleasure of meeting the Infamous Paul of Pie Town.

Planned a stop in Pie Town on our last day of vacation and was very disappointed. The food looked great but we left because there was absolutely zero customer service. When we walked in there was a table that had been served and one person at the register buying some pie. We stood there waiting for someone to acknowledge us but were completely ignored. I don't have any patience for lousy service so we left and had a great meal in Show Low.

Friendly service and delicious pie! A must stop if you're in the area. Had a delicious pie in here 26 years ago and it's still awesome.

The pies and ice cream are really good. The cookies are amazing as well. Now for the bad news . Showed up on a Friday and the sign says they open at 10am. Waited outside for 30 minutes and the manager said well this is the country and the animals come first. The next Monday we thought we would get there at 10:30 since they open at 10am. Pulled up and what do you know not open. We called and they said we will open in 20 min and that they ran out of pies yesterday. One hour later we noticed a local get out of his truck and they let him in through the back door. We saw him sitting in the music room through the window Eventually they opened. The young girl who helped us both days was always polite and helpful. The pie and ice cream were great as usual but the management is beyond horrible. Very Sad this place has so much potential

Mmmm the pot pie was a clear winner-it's a heavy meal don't let the size fool you-bring a friend and share. They also have cold pie to go if you're in a hurry.

So I was on my way to Truth or Consequences New Mexico. Yes that is the correct name of where I was going. Saw this huge sign on the road that said, 'Stop' Now I took this not as a warning but as a suggestion. I went to this restaurant and saw the most Delicious pies on display. It was very cozy and quaint inside. Much like all the establishments in New Mexico I'm noticing. Well, I had a multitude of choices I decided on the blueberry. I waited till I got to my hotel and had it after my steak dinner. It was the most delicious pie I've ever had.

What do you expect when you come to a wide spot in the road called Pie Town? Me - stop with any cafe with Pie in the name. So we did. Long motorcycle ride, about halfway around a loop and needed time to get out of the saddle, eat and quench the thirst. We entered a building probably out of the 1930's knickknacks galore and historical pics of the town in the 40's. Small menu board at the counter - only 4 items to chose from. Chicken & green chile pot pie & a slice of coconut cream pie. A generous slice of pie was served 1st. Sweet & topped with toasted coconut it was delicious. 1/2 way thru it the pot pie is delivered. Pot pie is hot, nice brown crust and a good sized amount of green chile on top. No it doesn't compare to anything I've eaten before. Not much broth in the middle. Instead loaded with slices of chicken, cheese & chile. Comfort food at its finest. It was a lot of food - couldn't finish my dessert or entree. Cost was on the higher side. But again large portions and it was a meal - not a snack. Out of the way, wide spot in the road serving up a great meal.

Pie Town, NM is one of those places you could miss if you blink. But keep your eyes peeled, because this fabulous little pie shop is worth the stop. Fabulous, homemade pies. Sunday supper is fun and unique, and at the whim of the chef. Don't be in a hurry. Just relax and enjoy some pie.

Super good pies, I stopped by on my way to go camping in the Gila, picked up a 6inch snickerdoodle and a slice of strawberry lemon. So tasty and love the sweet tea. The walls are decorated with pie town history which was fun to read while I waited. Highly recommend.

This was our first time here and everything was amazing. I pies were great, the people are amazing and so nice, and the entire interior is just so homey it's wonderful. We came here after being less than impressed with the pie shop down the road that we had been going to for so long and I think we just found our new favorite pie shop.

Always wanted to have pie in Pie Town and the trip didn't disappoint! Everyone I talked to consistently said that all the pies were good - so pick whichever sounds yummiest to you. My friend had the New Mexico Apple with (lots) of ice cream. I ordered the Lemon Blueberry Buttermilk. They were both amazing. Portion sizes are very generous - ended up having to box up what we couldn't finish. Also bought a slice of the Peach to go for my friend who couldn't make the trip. The atmosphere is super cute and folksy. Lots of local goodies available for purchase. The owner was very friendly and we struck up a wonderful conversation when things slowed down enough for her to chat.

Be prepared for a long wait and no sense of urgency. They also added a tip without my knowledge. There is so much stuff inside it's a bit claustrophobic. Food was good but their menu is too big to handle with little help. I repeated my order several times and was glad to see that it was actually accurate.

The pies are fantastic but get their early or call ahead and they will try to make your favorite . My husband loves the green chili apple pie and I love the triple berry and the coconut. Everyone is so friendly. It's a very good day out!

Our family stops in here every 6 months or so as we visit relatives in New Mexico. First off, you walk in and the decor is everything! It is country eclectic with a very homey feel. The staff is welcoming and even remembers our family when we stop in. The pies... oh the pies! there is always a wide variety of homemade never store bought (there is not a super market within 50 miles of this place) pies. You will not be disappointed when you stop in for a quick bite or a leisurely afternoon. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND PIE-O-NEER.

This is a gem of a pie shop! Pie-Town you did not disappoint! Great combinations of flavors and traditional pies. We hope to one day be back through and visit the fine people of pie-o-neer. We each had a different flavor of pie, 5 of us, and each one was excellent. The best was surprisingly the Triple Lemon pie my daughter had...

Oh, my.... What a treasure in the middle of nowhere. Well, don't get me wrong, the ride there was phenomenal scenery. The pies (yes, I had two slices) were too good yet true. The quiche was fresh, hot, served with a salad and a muffin. Yum! Friendly crew, great stop for lunch!

Passing through on the way to Socorro. Hubby and I both had a piece of coconut cream pie. It was amazing. Next time I want to try the pot pie!

Really good chicken sandwich! Fresh and tasty! Got a variety sampler of the pies, husband said the Apple was the BEST he has ever had! Trust me when I say he had tried a whole bunch of apple pies, this one is absolutely TOPS!!! Stop in and try for yourself!!!

Long drive, but worth it. The pies are like your great-grandmother would have made if she made really, really good pies.

I stopped here on a whim and I am sure glad I did. I got to speak to the pie lady and she was the best. Amazing customer service that made you feel like family. Am I family? I think I might be. The place is so cute inside. Rustic and classic. Real wood burning stove for heat. This place is one of a kind Oh and the PIES!!!! Get there early before they run out!!!

Everything on the menu is out of this world delicious. You can't go wrong with any choices at Pie O Neer. No matter where one may roam, this place will be a stand out. It is obvious that Sarah, the owner, puts her whole heart into the quality, flavor and service at her incredible establishment. Everyone who works there is terrific, too. In a world that has forgotten the value of thank you, welcome, uncompromising standards and a smile, this place is a desert oasis. I have come every day they are open for the past week and can't wait to return! Oh ya, and the pies are stratospheric greatness, anything but ordinary. Enjoy!

Eating pie shouldn't be a political experience, but like so many things in our society today, apparently it is. They're entitled to their political opinions, and we're entitled to take our business elsewhere. Never did get to the pie part.

What a gem in a gorgeous part of New Mexico. I couldn't move to NM and not visit a place called Pie Town. So glad we made the drive. We were greeted by the smell of baked goodness and iced tea. Then, we waited. This is obviously the small town hang out and food is made to order. Be prepared to wait for your food. I took the time to look at their merch and souvenirs for sale. The food was worth the wait. I got a half sub (which was still huge) and the bread was amazing. Rivals hoagies that I've had in Pennsylvania. Next time, we'll order the pizza. The orders of pizza around us looked delish. The real star of the show was the pie, of course. We ordered the coconut buttermilk, as it had just come out of the oven. It was decadent and tasted like a macaroon pie. We'll be back. May order pie first while waiting for the remainder of our order. Why not eat dessert first when you're in Pie Town?

You have to love it when dessert is served first, and then wait for the meal We had the pozole, and the pepperoni pot pie Home cooked deliciousness, absolutely worth the stop and small wait Food was sooo good!!! The servers were very kind

We drove over 2 hours. Got there at 12:30 and it wasn't open yet. Some people had been waiting over an hour. Finally opened the doors and were told pies weren't ready yet. Would be an hour or so before they were cool enough to cut. What? Also website has menu listed but they do not serve food. Cool building but obviously won't go back.

Very nice pie place. The inside is warm and inviting. Gives the feeling of a very relaxed laid back oasis off the road. Very nice ladies serving pies and explaining what each pie is. Wonderful...

The friendliest cafe in pie town with the best food! Worth waiting for- don't bother with the other ones, this one wins for atmosphere, the best cooking and baking, and sweet employees. Have visited a few times, and always so good!

Today my partner and I drove from Flagstaff. Pie Town is the half way point where we met a friend to pick up our new Pug. The owner and staff could not have been any nicer accommodating us with our dogs. This place is absolutely adorable, and nostalgic without being totally kitschy. Now onto the food. Of course I was expecting good pie, but our lunch was amazing. The menu is limited, but I actually like that because you know they are paying attention to detail. I order the taco salad and my partner and friend ordered the tamale pie. Keep in mind the menu changes, so this just happened to be the specials today. My taco salad was beyond good. Everything is scratch made. It's not your Taco Bell shell. It was freshly made and fried to perfection and filled with delicious meat and all the things you expect in a taco salad. Super fresh and flavorful. They swooned over the tamale pie and freshly fried chips. The server then brought out 3 apple pie breads. A take on Navajo fry bread. It was light and flaky, with sweet syrupy apples on top. Of course we couldn't leave without getting a slice of pie to come home. I chose the sweet potato pineapple pie. I haven't eaten it yet because I'm still full from lunch. This place is a gem! We can't wait to go back.

A Must Stop for NM travelers!!! We stayed off freeways from Alamagordo to Flagstaff after a truly awe inspiring visit to White Sands Missile Range Museum. On the way to Flagstaff, we were lured to the Pie o Neer shop. The best pies and legacy photos of Pietown awaited us. The owner took time to walk through the historical photographs and memorabilia. A great experience!

In the middle of nowhere NM, there is Pie Town. And in Pie Town, NM, there is pio-o-ne'er pies. I had apple berry pie (apples and blueberry. It was flavorful and delicious.

Excellent food, the pecan pie muffin is delicious and went back the following weekend and had chocolate Oreo pie and it was amazing as well. Staff is very friendly and it's a cool little cafe.

The food is great, the service is great, very friendly staff. Ambiance is old time and pictures are hung to help with its local history. Very interesting place to stop in, get a slice of pie, learn a bit of history, shake a few hands then be on your way.

Worth the stop! If you're in a hurry, do yourself a favor and at least stop for pie. They usually have a variety of fresh baked pies to choose from, a slice or the whole pie. Last time we passed through, we got six different slices and they were all amazing! Today we stopped for lunch. They only had pizza available (day before Thanksgiving, they were so busy filling all their pie orders ), and it was so good! Took about 25minutes for food to be ready, so we settled in and looked at all the pictures on the walls and fun memorabilia. Everything was so fresh and delicious, their supreme was unlike anything we'd ever had, each bite an explosion of flavors. Service was excellent, lovely conversation all around. If you stop, don't be in a hurry. Slow down and enjoy this Pie Town gem!

Amazing place. If you always wonder "make America great again" and wondered when it was the greatest, this is it. Small town. Everyone is super friendly. Food is amazing. Very very good. Everything around you is old Americana. Wonderful stop on a road trip.

If you find yourself in this remote location, stop by and have some pie. I was on a long cross-country trip and a major interstate accident forced me through here (I was familiar with it from an earlier trek). Last time through we were there before opening. This time, I didn't plan to stop for a meal or table service, but I bought a $36 pie. Worth...every...penny! I know it seems like a lot but it was really good. Enough said.

ONE HOUR and 30 MINUTES!!! Yep, 90 minutes and no food! We were seated, had our drinks and ordered as a car club arrived. 16 in their group. How do I know? I heard the guy headcount for the waitress. We ordered from our table as the car club scanned the day's pies and ordered from the counter. We asked for a BLT and bowl of chili. (Menu said best BLT in the world so of course we wanted to try it). And then we waited. Finally after the car club got their pies and coffee we thought our food would arrive. But no. The table next to us said service is slow, "real slow" one guy says with raised eyebrows. So we asked and were told by a woman from the kitchen (who looked overheated and overwhelmed) that she hadn't even started our order. Honestly, we weren't mad. We said ok, canceled our order. We paid for a soda and mini pie. Yet the owner acted defensive and insulted that we were leaving. Which was confusing. Why were we considered at fault? Did she really think we would wait even longer? For such a simple order. (I believe she was unaware of the situation. Still she was rude/unprofessional). Even our waitress kept apologizing to us over the owner's grumbling. Again, AN HOUR and A HALF! I was shocked when we got in our car and it said an hour and 45 minutes we had been there. (I'm not counting the time we took to sit down before ordering). Can't give a pie review, the whole experience left us ignored and unsettled so we threw the pie out. It's a cute place, be aware it's not the best managed place. Yet for pie and coffee, which is what we should have done, it's probably just fine. And remember, service is slow, real slow

Delicious pie. Delightful owner and staff. A real throwback to the stuff that matters. Good food. Good service. A nice atmosphere. That's it. Makes you feel connected again. PS do yourself a favor and take a New Mexican Apple pie to go. Yes, a whole pie. You'll be glad you did.

Pie-O-Neer is the best! I've been here 3 times. Last week, I drove over from Alpine for lunch and had a great Black Forest ham wrap. Then, the higjlight - apple pie al a mode. Oh yeah, plus coffee, since I had some driving ahead of me. Do yourself a favor and stop in. The pie is unmatched. You will not be disappointed

We've passed this place so many times and never stopped. So glad we did today. So cute inside and out with rockers on the porch. But the best is inside. Starting by being greeted by a very busy lady behind the counter. She still found the time to welcome us. The menu we asked for was a blackboard with 4-5 items. I remember seeing quiche, but home made pizza was it. After all it's pie! Then came the hard part, picking slices of pie. All looked wonderful. I chose apple with chilis. Had to try it. Beyond yummy. Wishing I'd bought the whole pie. Hubby chose pecan. He said the best he's had. They brought our slices of pie first! Beyond delicious. Then came the pizza along with a fresh greens salad with a delicious vinaigrette. Of course had to have something to take home. So chose a mini fresh peach pie for tomorrow. That is if it lasts that long. You must stop here. The place is filled with original photos of the people who've come before us. Who made this place what it is. Friendly staff, wonderful atmosphere, and the best ever food and PIE!!!

Arrived at noon on a Friday and they were out of pies. How does a "famous" pie place run out of pies? Don't waste your time driving there for just for a photo op.

This little restaurant is fantastic. Food was cooked to order, delicious and portions were huge! There is a large variety of great pies-we were so full we had to take our pie to go. Service was excellent, the cafe was spotlessly clean and it was decorated with historic local photographs and nostalgic items. Great ambiance!

We were extremely disappointed. We drove out of our way due to recommendations and at the request of family to get some pie here. The sign on the door stated a noontime opening. There was a group of hikers on the porch and more and more people gathered outside, but the shop remained closed. The wind was howling and the hikers were freezing. Someone called the number in the door and it went to voicemail. People came and left. Around 12:30, a gentleman came up and said he had contacted the owner and they'd open soon. A short time later frazzled woman opened the door and said they weren't going to open. Then she noticed the locals in the group. She said she would let people inside, but they couldn't ask for anything. She said it would be an hour until any pies would be ready. What a terrible way to treat customers. So shameful. I'm glad the hikers got to go inside and warm up, but overall, it was a bad day in Pie Town.

I didn't have super high hopes, given how small and weathered Pietown is, but this place blew me away. Yes we had to wait a long time for our lunch (45 min) but they let us know ahead of time and when our food finally came (spinach/cheese quiche and beef stew) it was absolutely delicious, plentiful, with an excellent side salad and pecan muffin. We topped off with coconut cream pie and apple pie and they did not disappoint. If you're passing through Pietown, don't miss the chance to stop and enjoy.

The New Mexico apple pie was the bomb! Such an interesting blend of flavors and good crust, too