American Pie Bakery & Cafe is located at 5633 Airport Way South, in the eclectic and very cool Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle, "The Edge of the Universe".  Georgetown is the home of the original Rainier Brewery or the Seattle Brewing and Malting Company established in 1892.  Georgetown is also home to the Georgetown Steam Plant, a National Historic Landmark, built in 1906.  The plant houses one of the last operable examples of the large-scale General Electric steam turbines that ushered in the "modern" era of electricity production.  Boeing Field sits at the south end of Georgetown and the famous Hat n' Boots, the office and restrooms of a Texaco gas station built in 1954, has been moved from its original location but is still in Georgetown and has been restored to it's former glory.  Georgetown is a vibrant neighborhood full of art studios, bars, restaurants, vintage and antique shops, factories, warehouses, design studios and a brewery.  Yes, although the Rainier brewery is gone we STILL have a brewery.

American Pie Bakery & Cafe specializes in "sweet and savory pies".  We make individual pot pies for a tasty lunch or dinner, savory empanadas with various fillings for both the meat eater and the vegetarian alike, and of course delicious sweet pies to satisfy the pickiest pie lover.  Soup is on the menu when we have time to make it....just being honest.  We have cookies and occasionally specials, usually inspired by our South American heritage. 

We invite you to take a look at our menu.  We proudly use quality meats and we use local produce as much as possible.  We try to make new and interesting food that will excite your palate and make you want to tell your friends and more than anything we are proud of our crust because "if you can't make a good pie crust then you shouldn't open a pie shop".