Willamette Valley Pie Co. Farm Retail Store

The food is amazing, including the pies, of course. I forgot to take a picture because I was too excited to eat it. Starting with the food, there were 4 of us, and we all chose the meal deal that comes with a sandwich, soup, chips, and soda. Two people got grilled cheese, one turkey on 9 grain, and one chicken salad. I tasted all the sandwiches, and they were all super good. The grilled cheese has seasoning on the outside of garlic, tyme, and I think rosemary, so yummy! The chicken salad is very creamy in the right way with a touch a sweet from the grapes. The turkey on 9 grain is the perfect classic Sammy with mayo, mustard, lettuce, and tomato. The only thing I would change with that sandwich is more mustard. But I am a huge mustard fan, so I like extra mustard on most things. We all love pickles, so we ordered the pickle on the side, and it really compliments the sandwiches. We all opted for the soup of day, chili. It wasn't my favorite, and I wouldn't get it again. Not enough beans and other goodies. It was mostly meat in a loose broth. Wasn't hearty, which is how I prefer my chili. The store is so cute, and they have all kinds of items from kitchen utensils, hoodies, hats, pancake mix, raw honey to popcorn makers, and so much more. They also have a full coffee bar, which two of us got an Italian soda, delicious. We interacted with 3 staff members, and all were super friendly and helpful.

We have never been disappointed when visiting the Willamette Valley Pie Co. They offer a nice selection of gifts, local sauces, mixes, fresh baked pies, lunch options, and much more! The employees are always extremely friendly as well. They also offer special events during the year. I love the overall atmosphere at the Willamette Valley Pie Co. The building resembles a barn. They offer indoor and outdoor seating. I love the farmhouse style design of their indoor seating area. They also have a shelf with board games for customers to enjoy. We've tried various lunch and dessert options. My favorite is the Oregonberry pie with ice cream, but they run out quickly. My next favorite is the marionberry pie. We decided to try the white chocolate raspberry scone on our most recent visit. It did not disappoint! The scone is a large portion, and it was delicious. I recommend having it warmed up with ice cream. I would highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area for lunch and/or dessert!

Willamette Valley Pie Company has some delicious pie and a bunch of other really cool things for sale in the store. There are fun gifts and things for yourself. It is family owned and operated. They have fun journals, note cards, and stickers. If you like to cook, they have a lot of custom sauces and seasonings that you won’t find just anywhere. They have a cute strawberry shortcake kit for two that you can take home and have for dessert later. It's a great little idea for bringing a dessert to a friends for dinner. They have some fresh pastries that you can take home or bring to a gathering as well. There's muffin and pancake mixes to make your own goodies and fresh baked pies to take home, along with fresh jams and syrups as well. The marion-berry shortcake looked incredible. I love me some marion-berry, it's so tasty! They also have a freezer section so you can take home some berries to make smoothies. They have some fresh local berries ready to eat in the fridge and the blueberries here are amazing. Do you love homemade popcorn? They have a variety of popcorn kernels you can pop at home and there are gourmet toppings to add to the popcorn as well. If I was staying longer, I would have tried a lot more things. There was candy, flavored nuts, crackers, and pickled veggies that looked so fresh and delicious. Some fun cook books too! A great pasta section with lots of different types of pasta to try with some fancy olive oils as well. Are you into making sourdough bread? They have a mix ready to go and I am sure it is amazing. All in all, this place has so many things I want. I could spend the day exploring all the goodies here!

We love to have lunch or even just pie and ice cream at Willamette Valley Pie Co. They make the best pies we have ever had and their ice cream tast like it was hand churned , just like my Grandmother made it when I was a child. It's also a lovely drive taking the back roads and a very nice location. All In all, a wonderful place to eat, helpful and friendly staff!

This big beautiful barn is host to some really good pies! It's a great pit stop in the Williamette Valley farm loop. I really enjoyed the little shop as well. The blueberry pie was our favorite!

Loved it! They could be more friendly though. It's very nice there. Thank you Williamette Pie 🥧 Co. They have a small indoor pie cafe. I had a strawberry rhubarb slice with coffee. Very yummy 😋 I bought 2 frozen you bake marionberry pies as gifts while I'm visiting my family in the area, from Maui. I really enjoyed it. Total cost was $33.00. The unbaked pies are about a dollar cheaper than fresh made. Nice variety of pies. Has a beautiful gourmet shop too.

What a great little place to come and have delicious pies from chicken pot pies to cherry pies to red, white and blue pies. The chicken pot pie was delicious they also had hoagie sandwiches and other snacks for lunch including hotdogs. The storefront is a good size with outdoor seating and several booths inside. Lots of little items that you might find interesting to take home as souvenirs and the pot pies are amazing if I didn’t mention already. They have some thing like doll whip and hot fudge sundaes for dessert. The staff is young, respectful and efficient. Highly recommend making a visit but realize your cell phone signal may not be so great though they do have high speed Wi-Fi for guest use.

You haven't really experienced the Willamette Valley until you visit Willamette Valley Pie. The family owned business not only makes great pies but does so in the setting right in the midst of the fields the family has farmed for a lifetime. It is a must stop for me when I am in the Salem area. Bring the kids. They'll love it, too. After you enjoy your pie and shopping, I recommend getting a marionberry turnover to go.

This is our go-to on every road trip! Yummy pie, scones, sweets-great customer service and a darling gift shop. I highly recommend! They have a nice grass area and some picnic benches along with playground equipment for kids. Pet friendly and they even have corn-hole games.

When looking up what things to do in Salem, Oregon, Willamette Valley Pie Company came up and was also recommended by a few travel bloggers that my husband watched on YouTube. So he decided that we should come here for pie. We came here for a visit this past Monday and also Tuesday. We thought it would be nice to bring back a pie and some cider for some friends that we were going to visit and so that is why we decided to come back a second day. Over those 2 visits, we ended up purchasing: Chicken Pot Pie served with a side of grapes, $7.99- This little chicken pot pie was very, very salty. My husband ordered this and did not like the pie filling. Thank goodness grapes were served on the side to help give a bit of freshness. Potato Bacon Soup served with Cheddar Biscuit, $6.49- I ordered this item and picked this soup (but you could have chosen chicken tortilla soup). This soup was very salty as well. I added water to my soup and stirred it to help dilute some of that salt, which made the soup taste better. I really loved the cheddar biscuit. It was moist and had bits of chives in the biscuit too. I would love to just purchase the cheddar biscuit again if that was available for purchase. Pumpkin Scone, $3.99- I ordered this on 2 separate days because I really liked the scone. The pumpkin wasn't too sweet (not nearly as sweet as the pumpkin loaf at Starbucks, which I think is too sweet) and had a good balance. The scone itself was pretty large for the size (which is a good size to share with another and both people will feel satisfied with the portion) and was nice warm (you can request for your scone to be warmed). Marionberry Scone, $3.99- My husband ordered this and thought it was good. I didn't have any. Featured Pie of the Week (with special price): Baked Peach Raspberry Pie, $11.99- When we visited on Monday, this pie was the pie of the week and so we decided to pick this one because of the price. But there are so many pies available (but not at this price). You can also purchase frozen pies too (if we had purchased this pie frozen, it would have been a special price of $10.99). This pie was really good and the flavors of the both peach and raspberry really went well together. The top of the pie had rolled oats, which I really liked. Pint of Apple Cider, $3.50- My husband really wanted fresh apple cider so we picked a small bottle. It was pretty good, although naturally sweeten. We liked it so much that the next day, we decided to purchase a 1/2 gallon for our friends. Baked No Sugar Added Marionberry Pie special: $10- On Tuesday, we came back to purchase pie and cider for our friends. This surprised us to see this pie featured and on sale for $10 (it was this pie and also a cherry pie that was also $10). My husband figured this would be a good pie to get since marionberry isn't a common pie flavor that we normally see. We ended up trying a slice the next day at our friends' home for dessert after dinner. This pie was really good. Even with a no sugar added pie, this pie was just perfectly sweetened for us. And our friends also really liked the pie as well. 1/2 Gallon Apple Cider, $6- This was purchased for our friends and they liked it. Free sample of blackberry lime- Oh boy this pie sample was generous and very good. I don't normally like blackberry but I liked it in this pie. --------------------------------- (Total= $57.94) Service both times was very friendly and quick. When we visited the first time, we were given a pager for our order. It vibrated and would light up when our order was ready for pick up. The indoor (there is also outdoor seating too) seating is nice and there is a self serve water station set up. I liked that there were books and board games available for kids and families to use to occupy their time. There was also a small coloring table in the corner (I took two cute coloring sheets for my nephews to bring back home for them to color). The restrooms were clean upon both visits and adequately stocked with the essentials. Overall, we had a good experience with this place (just wouldn't recommend their entrees) and would come back here again the next time we visit this part of Oregon.

Great stop... Lots of gift-y things as well as pie and sweet treats. To go pies as well as ready to eat pies and cookies and scones.

We went for strawberry shortcake today. Half way through the ice cream seemed like it was ice milk. My husband went to ask and they told him it was ice cream from Umpqua. Ice milk is the same as low-fat or light ice cream and gets colder than ice cream. We didn't even make it home before we had to stop and use a restroom. He called and they said it was low-fat ice cream and a brand other than Umpqua. They need to let people know it is low-fat ice cream (ice milk) as some people can't have that. I have been in the bathroom and have an upset stomach. Very sad that they changed from a good brand of ice cream to cheap low-fat. We have patronized them for years but will not be going back. We will be going to another local stand.

My husband and I were on vacation last week and I yelped dessert near me and came up with this little pie beauty. It sits out in the country side this big barn that has all the delicious pies. A cute little store as well With gifts and things. They also do fund raisers for schools. Had Marion berry pie warm with soft serve yummy.

Food: we got the meal deal, grilled cheese... it was suppose to be some Italian soup but they actually forgot soup and then they only had clam chowder. The clam chowder is pretty good. Grilled cheese was great. You get a pickle and then chips. I got a Turkey sandwich with chips. Canned soda. We also ordered strawberry shortcake which was pretty good. I bought mini pies from the freezer. They cook well in an airfyer. I did buy the "uncrustable" like almond butter and jam sandwiches however I wouldn't recommend those. Even after sitting the night in the fridge the almond butter turns more granulated and breaks. Service: Was a little unorganized. Ahead of us was a group just taking photos of their menu while others waited so I skipped them to get checked out. The only side note I'd add is when they forgot the soup I was questioned as if I stole soup. Lol they forgot to serve it, not me! So asking for something I paid for doesn't seem out of character in my opinion. Ambiance: it's a nice like barn. They have booth seating and chairs. Outside they have a nice grass area and it's a few yard games and a playground for kiddos. I'm not quite sure I'd drive there again to have lunch. We only stopped in because we had been to the Peonies Garden in that area.

When we are out for a drive, the Willamette Valley Pie Company is one of our favorite destinations for dessert. It never disappoints. Very family friendly, play yard, comfortable seating inside and out, clean restrooms, helpful and courteous employees, fun gift shop / market featuring local and food-oriented wares, and, of course, PIE, by the boat load, PIE. An enormous variety of Pie, in all sizes. Highly Recommended! Five Stars.

Their pies have a delicious buttery-flaky crust and are filled with fresh fruit. You can get their pies online and at select retailers, as well as their pie store. With the holidays coming up, this would make a great dessert at gatherings with friends and family! I got to try their Oregon Berry hand pie, which was the perfect size for a personal dessert and had just the right amount of sweetness. I could eat so many of these!

New to the area and I have heard that the pies made here are good, so I set out on my way. I drove to the place they make the pie rather than where they sell the pies. I was met by a delightful lady who called a gentleman to welcome me and let me know I had made a wrong turn. They could not have been any kinder. They welcomed me to the area and gave me the address to the restaurant and pointed me in the correct direction. I proceeded to the restaurant and had a lunch I enjoyed. Later I had some pie with my neighbors who all enjoyed my story of being lost and redeeming myself. The Marion berry pie was delish! Thank you new friends. I was a big hit with my neighbors

Ok, I thought the sign had to have said Pipe Co. not Pie Co. I mean, we were 10 miles from Salem, Or and out in the middle of ag land. It had to say Pipe not Pie. I asked my husband to turn around so I could see. Sure enough, it said PIE! So, we turned on the road the arrow pointed down and drove 1/2 a mile and there was this very nice-looking business with a large parking lot. Big enough to park a large RV if you wanted to. We walked in and found a lovely gift shop. Had everything from popcorn to puzzles and everything in between. It also had a very nice sandwich shop with coffee drinks and smoothies. And of course, pies!!! You can get precooked or to be cooked pies. And so many varieties with fruit and creams to select from. At the pastry/sandwich counter there is pie by the slice, individual pies and croissants as well as soups and wonderful sandwiches they will make for you. We got their special chicken sandwich with a very good, iced coffee. There's a place to sit and eat inside, but with the beautiful surroundings and weather, we chose to sit outside and watch the children play in the very nice playground. The service was great, the gift store wonderful, the food was tops and the prices were fair! So, if you're in the Salem, Or. or Silver Falls State Park areas, take a short drive and treat yourself to wonderful food and a very fun place to fine.

Well known for pie, but they have a variety of both food and fun household things to offer. There is a walk up order counter for food at the back of the shoppe with a dinning area to the left of the entrance. They have a playground though it has a height for older/taller children, and yard toys galore in the shed to the side of the main building. The parking lot is gravel and two rows total. There isn't usually any shade - if you're thinking to keep a frozen pie for later in the summer heat then wait to buy until you leave. They have seasonal hand pies but frozen sets for an alternative if you're looking for a specific berry etc. they also have a menu for milkshakes etc. Their bathrooms are clean and a separate hallway through the door from the dining area. A great pit stop on a road trip, but best intentional trip in itself too.

Wonderful products and always turn out great. Love the extra things for sale in the cafe.

One of the most delicious- unique pie shops. They have a variety of flavors. The prices make it easy to try multiple flavors. The pies are so delicious! The cobbler is sooo good! The pies & experience is worth the drive. There is plenty of parking, and plenty of outdoor seating. Make sure you take a pie home

We've been trekking out to the Willamette Valley Pie Company for years. We took our 97 year old friend there for a treat this week. We had lunch, the meal deal consisting of a tiny container of "rustic chicken noodle soup" which was very watery and a toasted cheese sandwich we had to gnaw because the bread was so tough. It came with a bag of chips and a can of pop for $12 each. We decided to buy a peach pie ($15.99) to take home for later. When we cut into the peach pie (as you can see from the picture) the crust was way above the filling making it look like it was a nice full pie, when in fact there were two peach slices and a lot of jellied goo on the bottom of the pie. The crust was also tough, not flaky or flavorful. It cured me though, I won't be craving a trip there again. Too bad, we used to really like going there.

We stopped in here a while back for the 1st time. We were really happy with the dessert options, as well as the food. The store had a lot of things we were interested in as well and we cannot say enough good things about all the staff we encountered. Overall, this place is well worth the visit!!

I purchased your frozen Boysenberry Pie from my local retailer (Fred Meyer), brought it home and baked it according to the directions. it smelled heavenly and looked so good. After it was cooled a bit, I served it with vanilla ice cream. The crust was tasteless and hard as a rock. Not what I would expect from such a costly pie!

How can you go wrong with PIE in the name. The pies are made with love and you can taste it in every bite. They make really good coffees and lattes. Who doesn't love pie with amazing ice cream and coffee. Win win.

Never arrive here on New Years Day. Everyone takes the day off. We learned the hard way. We're in the area on New Years Day, decided to call this location, as phone rung continuously, we continued driving. Upon arrival in the morning hours, lot is empty, and business closed for the day. Determined to return another day. We drove here the next day. Elated to be the first customers. Inquired with two young female workers which flavor pies are their top sellers. Both shared WIlliamette Valley Pie Co. #1 seller is Marionberry Crunch Pie. If you're wondering what's a marionberry, it's a hybrid of two types of blackberries, Chehalem and Ollalie. Marionberry is grown and unique to Oregon. Both workers also confirmed Marionberry Crunch Pie contains dairy. If you're on a quest for a non-dairy treat, two same workers mentioned their #2 seller is Marionberry Double Crusted Pie. Sampled Strawberry Rhubarb Pie which tasted delicious and wasn't over the top sweet. I wish I could teleport these yummy Marionberry pies. Here's why? Fresh grown fruits with generous portions, some tart and not overpowered with sweetness. Loved the crunch for Marionberry Crunch Pie. My favorite one is Marionberry Crunch Pie. Observed flakiness of Marionberry Double Crusted Pie. Crusts are homemade, holds and maintains their structure with hints of butter. Perfect to eat anytime, anywhere or for that special occasion. There's a shop filled with edible, non-edible items. We purchased everything to go: one whole Marionberry Crunch Pie, one whole Marionberry Double Crusted Pie, and several Marionberry Jams. My favorite slogan seen in the shop, "Got pie?" Yes! You've come to the right place!

We stopped by to grab some pies for a family gathering and as we were beginning to dig in we discovered our pies had begun to grow mold. We did call and they offered us an exchange or refund but I don't think we will be going back here for pie in the future

Coffee not that good but it's not a coffee place ;) Definitely great pies, and other foods

This place sells a variety of fresh pies and muffins and scones. They also have pies and other items in the freezer and sell a variety of local Goods such as honey, nuts, soaps, and other items. They have indoor and outdoor seating and can warm up the pie for you and even serve it ala mode. Pie was very good.

While road tripping through Oregon we stopped by. This was on our to do list and we are so glad we didn't miss it. Local Oregon dressings, honey, candy, jams and so much more are sold here. Such a cute store. Lots of fun gifts to be purchased. We had a made to order hot turkey and ham sandwich and warm three berry pie and ate outside on their picnic tables. You can also eat inside. So fresh and delicious. We loaded up on food goodies to go and we made our way back on the road. This should be on your list while visiting Oregon.

Since moving here in 2021, I was excited to try their pot pies. They were so good. After awhile their pot pies were not so good. Too salty, old flavor on the crust. It's been a while since my coworkers and I would get lunch again. But today I wanted a chicken pot pie. Thought I'd give them a chance. To my surprise I was wrong wrong and wrong. I spent $47 and was not happy. Who makes a pot pie with no top crust? Seriously! And the filling wasn't even hot and it was salty. I called they said they were experimenting top crusts? And decided not to have a top crust. Not sure if you should be calling it a pot pie! Anyway, it's a bad idea. We won't be going back. It's sad! It used to be so yummy!! I wish I took a picture but we forgot because we were in shock.

The tried the marionberry pie. It had a nice thick flakey crust and was packed full of berries which I loved, but I wish it were made of butter instead of palm oil (I love the buttery taste in pie crust) and that is was maybe a fourth as sweet as it was (it was insanely sweet - given, I'm pretty sensitive to sugary stuff). Still a solid pie though - alas, you can't go wrong with pie.

Almost didn't come because I read that they make tons of pies and ship all over the place. How good could mass produced pies really be? Very good apparently. I am not the pie person in my marriage, it's my husband, and we both really enjoyed our pies. He got his face, cherry, and I got the mother of all pie combos, raspberry and rhubarb. The pie crust here is thick thick like I like, and is probably Crisco. I like that they have single servings of pie available, mini pies, and frozen whole pies, as well as local ice cream!! If we were not traveling I would have liked some of that lavender ice cream to go. The store itself if very cute and large, touristy but in a good way. Why 4 stars? 1. The ice cream on top was soft serve and they only heat up your pie if you get ice cream. Soft serve just does not have the same depth of flavor and melts more watery, doesn't soak into the crust as nicely. And I like warm pie, ice cream or not. I just assumed it would be warmed up! 2. The items in the gift shop were perplexing; many were not local, or even having to do with pie, and are widely available at the grocery. Eg, coconut oil, gluten free pancake batter, syrup from Vermont, licorice from New Zealand. I would have loved more local items, like the marionberry jams they did have!

Hard to rate. 5 Stars: Pie. To die for. World class. Seriously. Try the Marionberry, or try anything else, but try it. 2 Stars: Food. We ordered a Turkey, Ham and Pesto Aioli sandwich with a shake. The shake was disgusting, the ice cream badly freezer burned. The sandwich was mostly bread, with a miserly smidgen of aioli and two of the saddest slices of turkey I've ever seen. A couple of clueless teens trying to make things work, just a sad result. Don't eat here. Get your pies, and run.

Great pie in a cute shop! We came across this while heading up to Silverton for some wine tasting. It's located in a nice, country setting and isn't too far from I-5, making it a convenient stop. They sell tons of different kinds of pie at very reasonable prices, and you can even purchase single slices to eat on-site (and top it with ice cream or whipped cream). We tried the blueberry and raspberry rhubarb pies and enjoyed both! They also sell other gifts and food items, so be sure to reserve some time to browse around.

Excellent store and cafe to stop by and pick up some pies & smoothies! They often have sample slices of pie at the front of the store, welcoming patrons in. The store is the largest section of the building, with a large seating area to the left of the entrance. Towards the front of the store, there are many different types of gift items and delicacies. Cool jars and bottles filled with sweet jams, jellies, and marmalades. The back right wall contains freezers filled with frozen fruits and pies. The back left houses the cafe and registers. The marionberry smoothie is delicious. Developed and cultivated in Oregon, the marionberry is a cross between two kinds of blackberries. Slightly sour, it brings an interesting lightness and tartness to light. Definitely give this drink a try! In case you aren't a fan of acidity, you can also add in other berries to your drink to sweeten it up a bit :)

Fantastic strawberry shortcake, cute decor, comfortable indoor seating area and huge menu selection. I also enjoyed the food cart outside the store. So why only 3 stars? The hot dog and sandwich selections were more than underwhelming (turkey pesto was a huge miss) and the lemon silk pie also wasn't a favorite in our group. Would recommend just sticking to the shortcake and maybe some other pie options and ignoring the deli stuff entirely.

I love this place, lots of delicious pie options and cute store offering signs and kitchen decor. I almost bought a scone mix but reminded myself I was there for PIE! Marionberry is my favorite but I also got a peach this time - both frozen which I'll cook for family this weekend. I also got a pie shake, so delicious!

We went to the retail store while in the area. It is set up really well and I love that they have a ton of local products for sale in the front. The food ordering is in the back, so you get to do a little shopping along the way. There's also a nice indoor seating area attached with plenty of highchairs. While we were there as a group of 8, there was another larger group with enough space for everyone to sit. A large group of us shared their strawberry shortcake and marionberry pie (1 serving is more than enough for at least 2 people!). The brief debate about marionberries was solved by a poster in the eating area, which showed the "family tree" or pedigree of the marionberry. It was fun to learn that it's basically a locally created berry variant! Honestly, and this looks like an unpopular opinion, but I'd say go for the pies and skip the shortcake. The pie was 5 stars all the way. It was a good combination of sweetness with a flaky crust. The shortcake on the other hand was disappointing. The strawberries in syrup tasted a bit old and artificial. I'm not sure why since I bet that is made in-house (perhaps frozen and then thawed?). The shortcake itself was not as sweet or crumbly as I would typically expect and tasted more like a savory biscuit. After living in the south for almost 8 years, I've gotten a bit judgy about biscuits... Anyhow, I would much rather focus on memories of that wonderful pie. If we're back in the area, I would definitely come back to try a different pie and explore the area a bit more since they seem to have a lot of fun kid friendly activities.

Delicious pies and clean/ calm atmosphere for hanging out and for our toddler. Their cherry crunch is our favorite. They have a lovely coffee/pie happy hour in the weekday mornings. Also sell local treats and jams from various farms farms and companies. An overall great outing for the family or a solo trip for a treat and some peace and quiet. we are heading over again this morning!

Been here multiple times for pie and shakes, also tried the flavored red bulls. This is a gem in the valley, amazing pie with details set perfect. Pies are in great variety, and such friendly staff that I cannot wait to come back, great views of the farm and right next to the packing facility and sells many frozen fruit, pies and ice cream. Many other treats and things that make the shop perfect for gift giving. And the red bulls? Seems simple with syrups but something special about it especially the blackberry red bull.

Clean environment, cozy atmosphere, great vibes, friendly staff, and delicious eats! This place is legitimately awesome and I'm so glad I was able to stop by on my road trip through Oregon! I had the eggnog latte with less sugar and it was spot on. I also tried a few of their signature fruit smoothies and they were super delicious as well! I sampled some of their pies as well as a lemon scone and they were, admittedly, a tad too sweet for me. However, I don't have much of a sweet tooth to begin with, so your mileage may vary. There is a small store with some really fun and interesting knick knacks. There's also a really amazing dining area with board games and everything you need to relax and have an enjoyable stay. They definitely went the extra mile to make sure their guests are comfortable and happy! All in all, it's been forever since I've visited such a friendly, hospitable, and selfless establishment, and I definitely recommend this place to anyone!

I bought a cherry pie at the grocery store. It was expensive but it was very, very good.

Only four kinds of pie? A dribble of ice cream? Very slow service by five folks around the counter for three orders. Try to fill my order twice. This is not what it once was. Will try again hoping for improvement to the high standard they were before they moved production. Perhaps management has forgotten how to create success.

Super delicious!!!! The best pie I have ever had!!!!( I am not a pie person)The crust was super flaky the whole pie was very fresh. I got the Pumpkin Chiffon pie and a Peach Pie, super friendly staff a very beautiful clean store with local items to buy aside from their pies, frozen fruit , fruit syrup and many other things. My kids loved the pies they ate the whole mini one and half of the pumpkin Chiffon I really recommend to at least try one of their great selections of pies they truly are delicious, I will be coming back soon to get some more.

Spent the afternoon here with two of my girlfriends for Galentine's Day and this place definitely fits the vibe. I love the rustic, open floor, farmhouse theme... along with all their merchandise for sale! The girls there were super sweet, friendly, AND mature... which is a bonus. There are a variety of seating depending on the party (i.e. booths, regular tables, and window seating!) this is definitely somewhere I'd want to host a small gathering with a group of friends during summer. There is also a lot of parking here as well. It's a beautiful place! FOOD: their raspberry Valentine's heart shaped pies were delicious! You can either eat them warm or room temperature. They're made fresh and drizzled with some sweet icing to top it off. My friend had a strawberry shortcake.. made with fresh fruit and ice cream. They also have a delicious grilled cheese there and chicken pot pie. Everything is reasonably priced, and if you want pie to take home.. they have frozen ones that I believe you can bake. Even fresh pies as well!

Best place for pie but also to get out of the city for coffee. They have a cool boutique with lots of Oregon and pie themed merch. I love to grab a board game from home and have date night here with the wife. My kids can run around here freely without getting into trouble.

Cute general store and friendly staff. However Pies were over sugared and crust not good. We tried 5 different pies to see which we wanted to take home for the holiday, and ended up just enjoying going there and back home.

Still looking for my Pumpkin Chiffon Pie!! Has anyone seen it? Can I get a hold of someone to help?? No, no and no!! They ruined my Thanksgiving!! And yes I know that there are shipping delays , however, everything else I ordered arrived on time. So it makes me wonder, who is to blame? Fed Ex ? Willamette Valley Pie? Goldbelly? Or myself for trusting this company to deliver what they promised?? Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday still no pie. Do yourself a favor and stay far away from this place for your Goldbelly delivery!

Terrible online experie. Over1 week delay in pie deliver on Goldbelly. Will never order again.

This company has great pies and this time of year, my favorite it pumpkin chiffon. After talking to them via email, they said the best option to get it is online or in their retail store. At that point, I call their retail store so I can order it two weeks out for Thanksgiving. The store tells me the only place I can order that pie is online. I reluctantly head back there to pay the exorbitant amount to have it shipped only to find out, you cannot order it there either! The first person I chatted with online did say it would be limited this year due to COVID but the bigger problem is no one knows what is going and there is zero way to get this pie. Such a let down that I have to order from Shari's this year instead.

I found stems and small thorns -- sharp enough to prick my finger, in a pie. (See photo.) I called the plant and asked that a manager call me back to discuss steps taken to prevent in future, and compensation. More than a month later, still no call. Very disappointing. Needless to say we've switched to a different pie company.

This place is so great, delicious strawberry shortcakes (with fresh strawberries in June). The shortcake was crumbly and perfect texture. Ice cream also delicious. Also very reasonably priced and the atmosphere/ambience is great. There are swings and games outside and board games inside. Decor very on point too, such a great find. Great all seasons.

Entries in all the guides made this seem like a must visit. Meh. Not so much. The pies were tasty, but limited selection (two flavors). And the food selection was quite poor.

If you haven't tried their lemon scones or hand pies you are missing out!! We love Willamette Valley Pie!

Whole fresh pie: $11.99 Frozen pie: $9.99 Day old $9.00 Turnover $2.00 **June 2017 We are on a roadtrip trip & every diner, bakery & restaurant I've asked for cherry pie & alas no luck.We yelped & found Willamette valley pie & my belly is so happy. We called 2 hours out to make sure they had cherry: they had one left & held it for me.  We didn't expect this little industrial farmhouse shop to have eating area with board games & fresh coffee: the kids, 8 & 10, loved it. This is not a canned pie filling place it's all fresh fruit.  Aside from fresh fruit the crust is buttery, flaky & even on each piece we had. Pros: price, helpful employees, fresh so fresh, family friendly stop, decor, warms up pastry/pie, good frozen options, crust without crunching or burns, reduced day old pies, free wifi, charging strips everywhere Cons: detour from freeway, limited hours, few options for crazy folks who don't like pie, everything looks so yummy eat your way through the place, lemon pie not tart, parking bit confusing

Indeed they have really good pies. We tried apple, cherry and chocolate mouse... all excellent.

I'd been keeping a frozen marionberry pie for... then a neighborhood birthday popped up. Oh my- delicious fresh-picked berries in a flaky crust was like summer sunshine- the likes of which has not quite appeared on this the 15th of June 2022.