The Pie Safe in Branson is a charming gem, thanks to the delightful lady who runs it. She bakes all the pastries fresh, ensuring a delicious treat every time. Their coffee is superb, and the variety of tea selections is impressive. A must-visit for those seeking homemade goodness and warm hospitality. This is a must go Victorian inspired tea room.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
A gem and a trip in time when you walk in.
If you like Victorian style café this is the place for you. They have several tables inside and a couple outside. This place has chandeliers and ornate architecture inside and out. But the real gem is the options for pies and cakes, and coffee and tea.
We ordered a carrot cake and coconut creme pie and both were delicious and paired well with our coffee latte.
You can tell that the carrot cake was homemade and the icing was delectable. The cake wasn't too dense and the spices were well-balanced.
The coconut creme pie crust was tasty. The filing was creamy and flavorful but it had a hint of imitation coconut flavoring. The pie was topped with roasted coconut flakes which added texture and depth.
Overall, good atmosphere but feel a little cluttered. Most of the decorations and displays have tags for sale.
Park outside in the public parking lot or on the curb. There are no bathrooms inside the cafe. However, there's a public restroom conveniently outside by the parking lot.
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Other
Price per person
$10–20
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 4
Wow this place is great. Everything served here is like it's on piece of mouth-watering edible art
The coffees.offered here are great as well both served hot and if you prefer iced.
Flavors such as snickerdoodle, Snickers, Nutella and Cherry Mocha!
Dutch Apple Pie is proudly served here. The atmosphere is wonderful with a mix of stained glass and Chrystal chandeliers hanging from the ceiling.
It's an amazing journey not only for your taste buds, but as well as your sense of adventure.
Stopped in this place as we were walking downtown, and glad we did! We ended up ordering the hummingbird latte, Snickerdoodle latte, an individual coconut cream pie, a blueberry muffin, chocolate chip cookie, and a peanut butter cookie. All were very delicious. The woman working behind the counter was very helpful, and kind. Ended up purchasing some tea as well to go. The store was decorated in almost a Victorian English way, that was well put together and kind of reminded me of The Secret Garden. Very clean and visually appealing. There are a few tables inside for dining, and there's outside benches. Very glad we stopped in, and hope to be back in the future.
Nice little vintage style pie and coffee shop. There was a nice lady manning the whole store. The prices are a little high, but she does make the pie there from scratch. Seating is limited though. Maybe 3-4 tables. It is not like a bakery. Parking is limited though, but there are parking lots around the corner or in front of the building if you’re lucky.
The pie and coffee are delicious. I just did my normal iced caramel oat milk latte and it was made perfectly. The decor is beautifully designed and isn't your typical cookie cutter coffee shop interior that is common these days. Highly recommend checking this place out =)
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Absolutely loved this quirky little tea ☕️ & coffee room with delightful selection of fresh pies 🥧 and other delectable desserts! Too good to miss!
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Lunch
Price per person
$10–20
Recommended dishes
Fresh Brewed Coffee
I honestly cannot remember being so angry leaving a business in my life. The pie safe, I figured we could maybe get a fresh pie for Christmas. I dropped my dad off and parked, we stood in line for 35min, never even a hello from staff, they all waited on a Norwegian group and got them 5 coffees for over half an hour. They never even said hello, at around 40 minutes they said cash only our computer went down. We stood there like idiots for 40mins. We would have bought 200plus dollars worth of pies. And yes we had cash. I hope your business fails, you don't even know how to greet a guest wanting to buy multiple pies. No we didn't want a stupid coffee.
Meal type
Other
Food: 1
Service: 1
Atmosphere: 1
We live in Branson and, having cabin fever from the days and Days and DAYS of rainy, gloomy, freezing, icy weather, decided to go for a drive. Since it's been a long time since we've driven the area, we wound up in downtown Branson. Lots of changes! Decided to stop here for pie, but had chicken salad croissants and cookies instead. ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL! It's a small shop (5-6 small tables). Great personality. Friendly. You won't regret stopping in!
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Other
Price per person
$1–10
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
Recommended dishes
Assorted Cookies
Stopped in for a quick coffee and a nosh before boarding the train. Coffee was good, but then she said “I have scones that just came out of the oven”! We ordered one apple cinnamon and one blueberry… Heavenly! Warm and delicious! We sat at the sunny window table … Life doesn’t get any better than this!
