Been here a couple of times now once for coffee and again for pie. Cozy spot with interesting and Arty decor. The key lime pie was fantastic!
carole wiles
Spendy pieceapie....and when i try to check their website, for events, it takes me around in circles, with no resolution of musicians that are playing there...if they cant get such a simple web issue resolved, i certainly dont want their financial advice
Cendy Prator
This place is wonderful. They help artist and have some great coffee and tea along with some baked goods that are yummy. I have been there 2 times once to see a friend perform and another time to have tea with a friend. She had a lovely salad along with a shared lot of tea. I took some pics of there baked goods (pies) and the beautiful art work that they have displayed on the walls. They offer other things also do you will have to go check it out. Very friendly staff there also. All around a great place.
Marilyn C.
Absolutely amazing place. Big space inside, delicious treats (for all dietary restrictions), good coffee & tea. We booked the office space in the back and ordered pastries & coffee for our guest.
Ken Reigle
While the food is good and the people are friendly, they get a huge negative on the speed of service. I have been 5 times, and each time the service was slower than the last one. If you need to get something quick, forget about stopping here.
Betsy B.
The service here us friendly. I've had their chocolate bliss pie and it's amazing. It's not really a pie but like a super rich creamy dense cake without the spongey cake part lol. So imagine if fudge wasn't so sweet and tasted a million times better with only 4 or 5 ingredients ! The sole ingredient I don't love that is in it is the soy lecithin, as soy is genetically modified unless it's not gmo or organic. The few other ingredients are all good stuff I tell you. The best part !?! It's both gluten and dairy free ! And no sugar other than the sugar from the ground dates (it's super smooth you can't taste them). It's a semi or bitter sweet flavor. Each time it's been consistently delish. They also have a gf df cheesecake, but I wasn't in love as much, nor with the coconut whip you can get as an option with either slice, good they offer it though. I'm gonna try to find my pic of this amazing treat to post.
Dee D.
I got a flourless cookie and a gluten free slice of the coffee chocolate cake. Both were delectable and economical. Amazing place!
Brian Trinh
I don't like pies >: (
Katie C.
BEST pies and cobblers in town. Great folks working there, great service. I'm glad they're on the other side of town and takes a bit to drive to, as I'd be scared for my waistline if they were more accessible! We love the coconut cream pie, chocolate cream pie and the berry cobbler. Mochas are great. We also love that they contribute so much to the community. Love these guys! Highly recommend!
HK H.
Beautiful space, adorable staff, and delicious treats: hooray! Found a couple of fun little earrings and other gifts that got me a little closer to gathering holiday gifts. All 3 of our pies (key lime, peanut butter chocolate, and chocolate bliss) were well balanced and not too rich. Delightful all around!
Warm and welcoming space. Great staff. Decent amount of seating with great pies (cherry!), teas and coffee. Plus other foods, but not a full kitchen. The space interestingly includes a financial planning business with books by the owner. Great place for live jazz most Friday eves and Sunday afternoons. And awesome open-mic night Sunday eve.
Keri Turner
I met two friends at Prosperity Pie Shoppe last night (Sunday). The three of us are all mothers of young children and rarely get to spend time away from our children or husbands - and so when we go out together we like to go try new places.
Heidi M
Very tasty pie with great options for dietary restrictions and there's lots of room to study, work, or have meetings. Pie was expensive at a whopping $7 per slice, but hey, I'll still be back for more.
Lukas S.
I have been a frequent patron of Prosperity Pie Shoppe for quite some time. I often go for work meetings and have always enjoyed the vibe of the establishment, however when I went in over the weekend I was dismayed by what I found. It appears as though they've put a new display of items for sale in the front of the store. These items are extremely offensive as an Indigenous person. Sacred medicines that Native American people have used for thousands of years should not EVER be sold, much less for $60. The company that packages these supplies is owned by white folks, so you're not even giving money back to tribes by purchasing this. I was utterly appalled that these items are being sold and marketed the way that they are. I hope the owners can take some time for self-reflection and understand why selling these products is inappropriate and disrespectful to First Nations people. Items such as white sage, cedar, sweet grass and palo santo should be gathered by individuals that understand the medicine and should never be sold. Furthermore, white sage is an endangered plant and many tribes across the US struggle to be able to gather these medicines for ceremony. These items should be given as spirit gifts, in a good way. I am very disappointed by seeing these items, and it makes me rethink whether I want to continue supporting the business. This truly brings me sadness because I love supporting small businesses and woman owned businesses, but this is not okay. Have fun smudging yourself with overpriced, non-Native products!
Bruce Schafer
Fun place with pie, coffee, other food, gifts, art AND financial advice.
Been here a couple of times now once for coffee and again for pie. Cozy spot with interesting and Arty decor. The key lime pie was fantastic!
Spendy pieceapie....and when i try to check their website, for events, it takes me around in circles, with no resolution of musicians that are playing there...if they cant get such a simple web issue resolved, i certainly dont want their financial advice
This place is wonderful. They help artist and have some great coffee and tea along with some baked goods that are yummy. I have been there 2 times once to see a friend perform and another time to have tea with a friend. She had a lovely salad along with a shared lot of tea. I took some pics of there baked goods (pies) and the beautiful art work that they have displayed on the walls. They offer other things also do you will have to go check it out. Very friendly staff there also. All around a great place.
Absolutely amazing place. Big space inside, delicious treats (for all dietary restrictions), good coffee & tea. We booked the office space in the back and ordered pastries & coffee for our guest.
While the food is good and the people are friendly, they get a huge negative on the speed of service. I have been 5 times, and each time the service was slower than the last one. If you need to get something quick, forget about stopping here.
The service here us friendly. I've had their chocolate bliss pie and it's amazing. It's not really a pie but like a super rich creamy dense cake without the spongey cake part lol. So imagine if fudge wasn't so sweet and tasted a million times better with only 4 or 5 ingredients ! The sole ingredient I don't love that is in it is the soy lecithin, as soy is genetically modified unless it's not gmo or organic. The few other ingredients are all good stuff I tell you. The best part !?! It's both gluten and dairy free ! And no sugar other than the sugar from the ground dates (it's super smooth you can't taste them). It's a semi or bitter sweet flavor. Each time it's been consistently delish. They also have a gf df cheesecake, but I wasn't in love as much, nor with the coconut whip you can get as an option with either slice, good they offer it though. I'm gonna try to find my pic of this amazing treat to post.
I got a flourless cookie and a gluten free slice of the coffee chocolate cake. Both were delectable and economical. Amazing place!
I don't like pies >: (
BEST pies and cobblers in town. Great folks working there, great service. I'm glad they're on the other side of town and takes a bit to drive to, as I'd be scared for my waistline if they were more accessible! We love the coconut cream pie, chocolate cream pie and the berry cobbler. Mochas are great. We also love that they contribute so much to the community. Love these guys! Highly recommend!
Beautiful space, adorable staff, and delicious treats: hooray! Found a couple of fun little earrings and other gifts that got me a little closer to gathering holiday gifts. All 3 of our pies (key lime, peanut butter chocolate, and chocolate bliss) were well balanced and not too rich. Delightful all around!
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Warm and welcoming space. Great staff. Decent amount of seating with great pies (cherry!), teas and coffee. Plus other foods, but not a full kitchen. The space interestingly includes a financial planning business with books by the owner. Great place for live jazz most Friday eves and Sunday afternoons. And awesome open-mic night Sunday eve.
I met two friends at Prosperity Pie Shoppe last night (Sunday). The three of us are all mothers of young children and rarely get to spend time away from our children or husbands - and so when we go out together we like to go try new places.
Very tasty pie with great options for dietary restrictions and there's lots of room to study, work, or have meetings. Pie was expensive at a whopping $7 per slice, but hey, I'll still be back for more.
I have been a frequent patron of Prosperity Pie Shoppe for quite some time. I often go for work meetings and have always enjoyed the vibe of the establishment, however when I went in over the weekend I was dismayed by what I found. It appears as though they've put a new display of items for sale in the front of the store. These items are extremely offensive as an Indigenous person. Sacred medicines that Native American people have used for thousands of years should not EVER be sold, much less for $60. The company that packages these supplies is owned by white folks, so you're not even giving money back to tribes by purchasing this. I was utterly appalled that these items are being sold and marketed the way that they are. I hope the owners can take some time for self-reflection and understand why selling these products is inappropriate and disrespectful to First Nations people. Items such as white sage, cedar, sweet grass and palo santo should be gathered by individuals that understand the medicine and should never be sold. Furthermore, white sage is an endangered plant and many tribes across the US struggle to be able to gather these medicines for ceremony. These items should be given as spirit gifts, in a good way. I am very disappointed by seeing these items, and it makes me rethink whether I want to continue supporting the business. This truly brings me sadness because I love supporting small businesses and woman owned businesses, but this is not okay. Have fun smudging yourself with overpriced, non-Native products!
Fun place with pie, coffee, other food, gifts, art AND financial advice.