March 14 or 3/14 marks International Pi Day. Pi Day is not just an annual opportunity for math enthusiasts to recite the infinite digits of π (pi) and talk to their friends about math, it’s also a great day to stuff your face with all of the pie!

Actually, every day is a great day for pie. We’ve updated our list of 7 transit-friendly stops to get pie to include some of the latest and greatest. Feast your pies on this!

Peaked Pies

First comes love, then comes pies! That’s the motto at Peaked Pies. Handmade Australian savoury pies, sweet pies, breakfast pies, Australian style coffees and desserts. Their two Metro Vancouver locations are served by route 129, 130, 131, 132, 160 and N35 (Burnaby Heights), and route 05 (Vancouver).

Aphrodite’s Organic Pie Shop

Aphrodite’s is more than a restaurant and pie shop, it’s a community fiercely dedicated to wild, organic, local and sustainable food. It’s bigger than pie – it’s food you can feel good about. Served by routes 4, 7 & 84.

Flourist

Whether it’s fresh-milled grains or pie you’re after, Flourist has you covered. Make sure to check their website for updated hours and ordering information. Served by route 20.

Butter Baked Goods

Butter is the vision of Rosie Daykin, who has been baking up a storm ever since she was old enough to hold a wooden spoon. Pie’s aren’t the only sweet treat on the menu at Butter Baked Goods, customers can enjoy a light breakfast or lunch as well as a cup of private label coffee or tea. Served by routes 2 and N22. 

Tartine Bread and Pies

Tasty, simple food, prepared in-house, served in a casual friendly atmosphere. That’s Tartine Bread and Pies. Visit one of their two locations serviced by routes 23 & 6