January 23rd is National Pie Day. (Not to be confused to Pi Day.) You should eat some pie!

You could go to:

High 5 Pie on Capitol Hill, the Seattle Pie Company in Magnolia, Shoofly Pie in West Seattle, or the new Pie in Fremont!

You can also make your own pie and take it to the Pie Buffet in Ballard at the Salmon Bay Eagles Club! From 6-9 pm, everyone is invited to bring a pie (or, if you aren’t the baking type you could bring $10) to the pie buffet to eat and celebrate the delicious dessert. There will also be ala mode girls (with ice cream and whipped cream!) moving throughout the crowd. YUM!

Says the Ballard Tribune:

Everyone is encouraged to bring a pie: sweet, savory or experimental, although the experimental pies are not always made to be eaten. Last year the performer known as Paula the Swedish Housewife baked a Humble Pie, with nickels and dimes in the crust. Schile wanted to make a pie that would allow you to blow bubbles after eating. She created the Bubblegum Chiffon Pie — and it worked.

Pie!

Megan Seling is The Stranger's managing editor. She mostly writes about hockey, snacks, and music. And sometimes her dog, Johnny Waffles.

15 replies on “Happy National Pie Day!”

  1. I have a scratch pecan pie to finish someone gave me. It’s a great pecan pie, but I don’t particularly like pecan pie. Oy, such problems I have… (Waiter! There’s too much lobster in this bisque!)

  2. Why today? Is it Granny Smith’s birthday or something?
    Why not Pi day, which would be much easier to remember?

    PS-research indicates that it is not Granny Smith’s birthday

  3. Easy as pie… easy as 1/23…
    I went to Shoofly and bought an apple pie.
    I should have made berry pies, but chicken stew with dumplings is an undertaking.

  4. See, svensken, this right here is why I read Slog…here I am, just blindly living my life, assuming all “hair pies” were female, and I was obviously sorely mistaken. First, I find out that “pole smokers” are not necessarily just good pole dancers, and now I discover the bilateral definition of hair pie. Thank you, dear. *mwah*

  5. Sure, I’ll make my own pie… but if those tossers in Ballard try to their hands on mine, they’ll have to pry it from my cold dead hands.

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