Ashleigh's Bakeshop
$ • Bakery, Vegetarian
Hours:
115 Westport Rd, Kansas City
(816) 598-3283
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I live out of state and found Ashleigh’s Bake Shop. They do a fantastic job of baking my parents favorite pies, which are sour cream raisin and lemon meringue. Highly highly recommend them!
Best pie I’ve ever had! If you haven’t gone do yourself a favor and go!
Handstand pies just like your grandma would make! Ashleigh uses only the best Local and finest ingredients throughout… Everything is absolutely the freshest! She is delightful to order from/interact with… It’s a true family affair there there! Her crust will bring tears to your eyes!
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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Ashleigh's Bakeshop is a must-stop gem in KC, offering exquisite pies and baked goods that are not overly sweet. The friendly service and fast delivery make it a favorite spot for many customers. The banana cream and blueberry goat pies are highly recommended, along with the greatest key lime pie in Kansas City, which features a perfect blend of tartness and sweetness. This unique bake shop is connected to a fabulous store, providing a distinctive experience. Customers love the option to combine flavors to create their own pies. The shop also offers wonderful pies with a wide array of choices, each made by hand with delicious flaky crust and flavorful fillings. Many visitors stop in just before closing to get the last of the berry patch pie, which is described as fantastic. The pumpkin pie, available even in July for a birthday celebration, is especially praised as phenomenal. Customers often tell others to try Ashleigh's Bake Shop because they know it won't disappoint. The warm and delicious spinach and bacon quiche is also popular among visitors. Parking is located along the street, leading to the south entrance of the building.