Choose From More Than 20 Flavors Of Scrumptious Pie When You Visit The Pie Barn In Idaho

If you love a fresh slice of pie with the flakiest crust and the most flavorful filling, there is one place in Idaho that you must go to: Olive’s Pastry at the Pie Barn. Located in Post Falls, this pie shop is known to have some of the best pies and the flakiest, most delicious crust in the Gem State. But why take someone else’s word for it? This is one place you need to check out for yourself.

Say hello to Olive’s Pastry at the Pie Barn. If you are in northern Idaho, this is one bakery you will not want to miss.

The minute you walk inside, your taste buds will be dancing with excitement. There are more than 20 different flavors of pie to choose from.

The majority of the pies are fruit and cream pies, but all of your favorites are accounted for here, from traditional apple pies to peanut butter and chocolate ganache pies.

Depending on the time of year, you can also purchase seasonal pies such as huckleberry and rhubarb.

For many pie lovers, the pie crust at this pastry shop in Idaho is a favorite. At Olive's Pastry at the Pie Barn, you will enjoy flaky, delicious crust no matter the type of pie you order.

If you want a more savory and filling pie, order one of the supper pies. You can choose from a chicken, beef, or roast pie to feed your family. This will likely become your new favorite dinner dish.

And not only will you want to leave with an assortment of pies, but there are scrumptious tarts at Olive’s Pastry at the Pie Barn as well.

Don’t forget your loaf of sweet or savory bread on your way out the door as well.

Just be warned that if you bring an entire pie home, it’ll be gone before you know it!

To learn more about Olive’s Pastry at the Pie Barn in Post Falls, check out their website and follow this pie shop on Facebook as well.

Have you tried one of the pies at this Idaho bakery? Which flavor was your favorite? Let us know in the comments!

If you are looking for something fun to do while in Post Falls, check out this 2.9-loop trail in the Post Falls community Forest.