Pielicious delights at Savary Island Pie Company
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Karen Hamilton
July 26, 2008
This is Blogathon post #42 of 48 in support of the David Suzuki Foundation
Another favourite pie stop of ours is Savary Island Pie Company, a small but busy bakery that is steps away from Ambleside Park in West Vancouver.
You can often find us spending a lazy summer afternoon strolling along Ambleside beach after a decadent chicken pot pie or tortiere lunch at Savary Island.
Categories: Blogging for Social Change, Food, Restaurants, west vancouver
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okay, LOVE the pie .. but why is it so GD expensive?
No idea! Let’s hope it’s because they use premium ingredients and not because they have high margins.
Have you been to Aphrodite Cafe? Their pie prices are more reasonable (but I still prefer Savary Island’s pie and its proximity to park and beach).
A La Mode does great pot pie and meringue and is cheaper than Savary Island. But not by much.
[...] Commerical restaurants and bakers order specialized varieties of blueberry from processors. Apparently, certain strains are better for baking, and what you see at the grocery store is better for eating fresh. No wonder I could never truly replicate the blueberry pie at Savary Island! [...]