

Petsi Pies (pronounced “peet-see”) is a bakery and coffee bar serving up handmade pies and pastries in Somerville, Massachusetts since 2003. Everything is baked fresh daily using only all natural ingredients and no fillers or mixes of any kind. Please stop by our bakery to enjoy some of our creations – there’s always something new coming out of the oven and we can’t wait to share it with you!
Sweet & savory pies, pastries, cookies & cupcakes round out the menu at this comfortable bakery.
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Address: 285 Beacon St, Somerville, MA 02143
Phone: (617) 661-7437
Website: http://petsipies.com/
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The crust was that perfect mix of flaky and buttery and the fillings tasted fresh, not overly sweet or heavy like a lot of holiday pies can be.
Pickup was smooth even though they were clearly slammed. The staff still managed to stay friendly, efficient, and upbeat, which was impressive considering the pre-holiday chaos. Everything was labeled, packed neatly, and still warm by the time I got home.
Will be ordering again!
The pies here are great, but don’t miss out on their pastries too! Their scones are genuinely some of the best I’ve ever had, with the right amount of mix-ins, flavor, everything! The staff is also really great, with the counter ladies being really great and truly caring about the pastries. Also love that they sell some of their discounted day-old pastries, it’s a true local gem!
Picked up some cutie pies this time, which were $4 each. The size is good if you want to try multiple flavors, but I feel like you get more bang for your buck if you pay $9 for a 5″ pie instead.
– Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Cutie Pie ($4): Very thick, rich, and chocolate forward (so much so that I didn’t taste any of the pecan flavor). The texture of the filling was almost like that of an undercooked brownie. Wasn’t bad but probably not something I would get again because of how heavy it was; I’m glad I only got a cutie pie because it would have been hard to finish more than this.
– Mixed Berry Cutie Pie ($4): Mixed berry but I only tasted blueberries. Tasted like a classic pie. I liked the crumble.
Overall, both pies were satisfying, but I enjoyed the brown butter pecan pie that I got last time more.
FEB. 2024
I had Petsi Pies bookmarked for a while, and it happened to be across from where I was, so I decided that today was the day I would cross it off my list.
I got in 20 minutes before closing, but there is no seating inside, so I would not have been able to dine in anyway. It was empty at this time, and most of the pastries on display were gone. The pie of the month (chocolate cream pie) sounded yummy, but I wasn’t feeling chocolate at the time, so I went with the pecan pie. I actually wanted the chocolate bourbon pecan pie, which is one of the signatures according to the website, but I didn’t realize there was also a brown butter pecan pie. Saying only “pecan pie” netted me the brown butter one, so learn from my blunder if you are also going for the chocolate bourbon.
However, I don’t think it is accurate to call this a blunder, as I really enjoyed the brown butter one. The candied pecans had a delicious, sticky chew. The pie shell was crispy and buttery. The inside was sweet and gooey; the texture reminded me of Hong Kong egg tarts.
This flavor is definitely decadent enough to satisfy a sweet craving, so I was only able to eat half. $9 for this size was reasonable, considering a slice of pie at a restaurant usually costs $12+. Overall, I am glad I picked up a pie, and I am excited to try more in the future, including the chocolate bourbon pecan pie that I originally wanted.