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kaboom

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#31455 18-Mar-2009 13:47
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hi All,
      was having lunch with mates at work and we all agreed there arent any good pie shops in auckland CBD. The only pie shops we get run out of pies way before lunchtime and whatever pies are left are overpriced.

     Does anyone know of any good pie shops which they have been to and recommend ??



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decesses
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  #201903 18-Mar-2009 13:56
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Slightly out of the way but the bakery at quay st shops (by McDonalds & KFC) is excellent.

I also have been hunting throughout auckland city and this is the best I have found.



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  #201979 18-Mar-2009 17:27
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 not really helpful to you at all, as the best pie shop i know of is in mt albert, muzzas pies.

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  #201984 18-Mar-2009 17:36
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Cnr Wellesly and Albert sts ( I think those are the streets)

Dunno if it's still there - just up from the old civic govt buildings. Next to a bottle shop ? Across the road from Tonys restaurant.




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  #203087 24-Mar-2009 18:56
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SepticSceptic:

Cnr Wellesly and Albert sts ( I think those are the streets)


Dunno if it's still there - just up from the old civic govt buildings. Next to a bottle shop ? Across the road from Tonys restaurant.


yes, it is still there :) I walk past it every day as I live around the corner

never been in however...




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  #203102 24-Mar-2009 20:06
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dman:
SepticSceptic:


Cnr Wellesly and Albert sts ( I think those are the streets)





Dunno if it's still there - just up from the old civic govt buildings. Next to a bottle shop ? Across the road from Tonys restaurant.




yes, it is still there :) I walk past it every day as I live around the corner

never been in however...


It's called Piemania and it's very good. I think it's probably the best in town.

I can't really think of anywhere else that does great pies in the CBD, a few bakeries do good ones (e.g. Paneton) but Piemania has the best choice.

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  #203150 24-Mar-2009 22:31
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There are hardly any bakeries around that make good pies. The meat they use it crap, the pastry is soggy and the top comes off easy, that and the cheese is just yuck.

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  #203565 26-Mar-2009 17:31
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Adamal: There are hardly any bakeries around that make good pies. The meat they use it crap, the pastry is soggy and the top comes off easy, that and the cheese is just yuck.


 


Have you tried Piemania ?


 
 
 

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  #203678 27-Mar-2009 09:43
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ok i just tried Piemaniaand its not bad. They have lots of varieties, i tried the Irish lamb stew with mushrooms and leeks, yum !!

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  #207630 17-Apr-2009 16:03
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What about a big ben pie from a service station behind the Uni?

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  #207633 17-Apr-2009 16:18
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havent tried those but generally pies from service stations are not very good.

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  #207634 17-Apr-2009 16:20
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There is a foodtown somewhere in town you could get a couple of pies from :P sure you could find someone in the area who would nuke them for you :-)

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#207646 17-Apr-2009 17:10
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philipnewmannz: There is a foodtown somewhere in town you could get a couple of pies from :P sure you could find someone in the area who would nuke them for you :-)


It's obvious that you are a man of discerning taste and style....   Wink

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#207715 18-Apr-2009 01:20
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Bah, you are spoilt for choice! I can count the number of places which sell proper pies in London on one hand.

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  #207724 18-Apr-2009 08:26
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kiwiscoota:
philipnewmannz: There is a foodtown somewhere in town you could get a couple of pies from :P sure you could find someone in the area who would nuke them for you :-)

It's obvious that you are a man of discerning taste and style....   Wink



I can't say that i'm fussy when it comes to pies. Tui make a good pie ... mostly sold in supermarkets.

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