Pie Street

What a place, really outstanding. I had chicken ham and leek pie with amazing pastry, sauce was top notch - only negative for me - I would say it was slightly sparse of meat. Beef dripping chips were up there as some of the best i've had. Partner had the warm potato and blue cheese salad which was also really good, you know when you order a salad it can be flat this was 'now thats a salad', simple but tasty. I believe it was the owner and and another server were very welcoming and engaging. If you walk past and think 'o its just a pie shop' you should really try it.

Lovely food, I'd recommend the chicken, ham, and leek pie. Pleasant and polite service which made us feel welcome. However the orders took quite a long time to be served. This might be because the food was prepared to order, but with a young child, we had hoped to eat and leave a bit earlier. I would definitely recommend Pie Street if you're catching up with friends.

We had been considering this restaurant for many days and took a chance one evening and nabbed the last table. The ordering process was easy and the staff were fantastically friendly, patient and accommodating. The menu was lovely and a real challenge to decide. When the food arrived we were very pleased with the presentation and delivery but it was nothing compared to the taste of the meal. The pies were cooked beautifully and the gravy was amazing. I've been recommending the pie street to anyone who will listen.

Now I have a dilemma. Up to now I had a favourite pie available from a pub near home. However Pie Street's steak and ale pie beats it hands down. I could tell you that the superlight pastry just melts in your mouth or that the chunks of steak just fall apart releasing their succulent flavour, or I could bang on about the super crispy chips but actually the absolute star of the show was the pie street sauce ( completely undersold as gravy). Nothing, I mean nothing could have made this meal better. The staff were super polite and attentive. Little touches like safety scissors in with the condiments for those of us who just can't open those darn packets. I just wish we lived 250 miles nearer! Fabulous guys, be proud!