Savory Pies Of The World

Small hole in the wall. Corn beef & cabbage could have been better. Had the Thai and Italy also. Yummie!!
Took the Thai and USA home to bake on our own.

Get a Thai pie with sweet mango sauce! Then, eat it next door at the Enchanted Forest or walk around Placerville. Super friendly staff and excellent pies!

Very tasty. You could tell they use fresh and high quality ingredients. Especially worth trying if you've never had a savory pie before. Definitely worth a quick stop if you're driving through the area.

WOW, what a cool place to discover for a lunch or early dinner. Pasties, international meals inside an incredible pastry puff - we tried the Irish, the Russian, the Italian, and the American. All were outstanding, tasty, filling, and delicious - worth a stop if you like fun new eats!

Went here the day after Thanksgiving to walk and shop. It was so nice to pop in here for a yummy meat pie. We got the Ireland one. Soooo good. Nice chunks of meat, flaky pasty. So good.

This place is such a gem! We got the Japan pie. It was so savory and delicious. The lady who helped me was so nice and inviting. So glad I tried this place.

Great pies. I regularly stop here on the way to Tahoe. I haven't had a bad pie. Thai, Irish, Hawaiian, Russian, Japanese -- all unique and delicious.

Fiyah power, tried the Russia & Ireland today and I can’t believe I didn’t check this spot out sooner! I will definitely be back.

Delicious! Going to go back to get several to go and have at home

Delicious pies and stellar service!

Great spot, love the vegan options!

Yummy savory pies that are huge!

Odd how the meat options are called "Naughty" yet you have more of those options than vegetarian. Also you charge $2 extra to make the vegetarian ones vegan. Other than that it's great.

Expensive but delicious. Could be larger for $17

We have been several times and decided it isn’t worth the cost.

A handpie shop without Cornish pasties is tantamount to criminal behavior. They eventually got an “english” version (quite a while after opening) to add to a list of odd pie selections for their forced “international/multicultural” theme. Essentially just Shepard’s pie, but with mushy meat, too many undercooked veggies and odd, heavy seasoning.

The crust is hit or miss, mostly miss. They precook the innards so they can quickly cook the shell, which makes for a less than ideal pie.

The staff is usually very friendly, but this last time the manager/owner? and staff member were baby talking to each other, which was bad enough, only to then have the staffer hand me my food with a halter top on and her massive patch of armpit hair hanging out… in a food establishment.

I wouldn’t recommend it, unless the experience of cringey “I’m a cultured world-traveler” is your type of thing.