Nomadic Pies

We stumbled across this place at the Mushroom festival. I don't eat mushrooms, but the lady got the chicken marsala pie. I like the taste of mushrooms, so I took a bite of hers and finished it! It was delicious! I definitely want to check out more menu choices. Very friendly and helpful stuff. Unique menu and offerings. The place looked cozy too even though we never made it inside. Check them out!

They aroma as you walk in the door welcomes you. The decor is lovely and enhances the space. Buy a pie to go. But why not sit, relax and enjoy a petite pie. great place to meet friends. The apple crumb was perfect--crunchy topping, soft sweet apples. We were asked if we wanted the carmel drizzle. So glad we agreed. It took this already superb pie to an exciting new level.

Not sure how I’m just reviewing this place. It is a true gem of Chester County. Absolutely delicious quiches, sweet and savory pies. We have sampled almost everything and we’re always amazed how good it is. Even the most basic chicken pot pie will blow you away. Personal favorites are the red Thai curry, Shepard’s pie, and any quiche with caramelized onions. Locally sourced ingredients so you know you’re getting your money’s worth. Molly and her staff are always super hospitable. The manager I think her name is Kylie is also super sweet 😆

My family was just blown away by the exquisite pies from Nomadic Pies. This was our first visit, but certainly not the last. Hands down, simply the best chicken pot pie and quiche I have ever had. Our four year old twin granddaughters loved it. And what is there to say about the chocolate lavender pie!! AMAZING!!! Can't wait for leftovers tomorrow.

We have tried and tried to get a pie from this place, to no avail. The first time, it was in the middle of winter and we were freezing. We walked in hoping to have a piece of pie and a cup of coffee. The person behind the counter ignored us (we were the only ones there) and when we finally got his attention, we asked him what was available he looked bored and said, "what do you mean?" We said, "what type of pies do you have?" He gestured toward the board and said, "everything is listed there." So we picked one out (I don't remember the type) and he says, "oh we're out of that." He offered no other suggestions, so we left. The second time we tried, the counter person literally stood with his back to my husband for five minutes while my husband waited for him to turn around and acknowledge my husband. The person just continued to stand there ignoring my husband until my husband left. The THIRD time was this morning. My mother went to try again, thinking maybe the third time's the charm. Drives all the way into town to find the store completely closed. On a Saturday. Whatever. At this point, we've run out of chances. It just seems like a place that is not very interested in selling pies to us and we're destined to never be able to get anything from them. Oh well.