Where to buy holiday pies and desserts in Raleigh

Whether you’re shortening on time or need to impress the in-laws, our com-pie-lation of local bakeries will help you find the perfect sweet treat.

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Want your holiday table to look this good? Grab a pie from a local bakery.

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You’re gonna need a bigger dinner table. When it comes to holiday dinners, only the upper crust of desserts will do. As you plan your final course, consult this com-pie-lation of local shops baking seasonal sweets.

Angus Barn, 9401 Glenwood Ave. | Most people come here for the steaks, but we can’t wait for dessert. Head to the Pavilion Country Store on special holiday shopping days for the steakhouse’s famed chocolate chess pies and pecan pies ready for your holiday table.

Hayes Barton Cafe & Dessertery, 2000 Fairview Rd. | Stop by for dessert and try five different pies before ordering your own from this historic spot in the heart of Five Points.

Once in a Blue Moon Bakery, 115 W. Chatham St., Ste. G, Cary | Have your pick from 18 pies, including those with double crusts, crumb coated bakes, and a vegan pumpkin pie.

Premier Cakes, 6617 Falls of Neuse Rd., Ste. 105 | Grab lemon chess, Sis Gal’s coconut, and cheesecake pecan pie from this scratch-made bakery.

Slice Pie Company, Sugar Euphoria, 606 N. Person St. | “The Pie Lady” has baked for Snoop Dogg, Reba, the Canes, and Jimmy Buffett — and the pies are the real deal. Choose from eight whole pie varieties, including vegan apple and sweet potato.

Yellow Dog Bread Company, 219 E. Franklin St. | Yellow Dog makes the holidays easier with more than just desserts — grab fresh rolls and more homemade baked goods for your holiday spread.

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