Best Pie Shops to Ride your Guzzi to - by State (U.S. based)

[Guzzistajohn]

Golden City, Mo.

[rschrum]

Only 2 types of pie I like, warm and cold.

[ampm7]

Mom's Pies/Julian and Wynona and Julian Pie Co. Santa Isabel and Julian, Ca. Best in the fall when they harvest the local apples. Unfortunately, I can no longer eat because of diabetes...

[Daleroso]

I'm a cake guy BUT having tried various pies thru the years in quite a few states mentioned here, the off the chart pie that I've EVER eaten is the peanut butter pie fm Sam's St John's Seafood in Ocala/The Villages, Fl.
One rider's opinion of course.
 

[Motormike]

I'm old enough to remember when the Pie Menu selection at the Marie Calendar restaurant chain in California ran about 5 pages!  Their Peanut Butter pie was the best.  And their Blueberry à la Mode ...wow! Of course, back then I was young enough to eat all I wanted without putting on a pound.  I miss that most of all.  

[PJPR01]

In honor of the resurrection of this thread I started a few years ago, this year's Cedar Vale Sticker may or may not have the following logo, which as many of you attendees know, we always get most delicious pie prepared by the ladies of Cedar Value at our "Night at the Museum" in town:

[mhershon]

Only cafe in Dover, KS on HWY4 SW of Topeka.
Only cafe in Durham, KS on K-15 about 25 miles S of Abilene.
Carriage House in Yoder, KS on K96 S of Hutchinson about 12 miles.
All serve excellent pies and usually have a variety.
GliderJohn

John, I cut and pasted your KS pie choices to the president of the Four Stroke Single Nat'l Owners Club in Hutchinson. His comments are up this morning on the FSSNOC website. If you can't access them, let me know and I'll cut and paste some more...
Maynard

[Gliderjohn]

Thanks for the posting mhershon. Sadly the Main Street Cafe in Durham closed for good last summer after severe flooding. Here is a pic of the last pie I had there.






GliderJohn