Celebrate Pi Day with a slice of these Nashville pies

We’re putting the spotlight on Music City’s sweet and savory pies this Pi Day, March 14.

A plated shepherds pie and glass of frothy beer placed on a counter.

Bowl up an appetite? Order the shepherd’s pie from Clark’s Landside Diner, located in the bowling alley. | Photo via Eastside Bowl

Every year on March 14, mathematicians and pie lovers alike celebrate Pi Day.

The faux holiday honors the mathematical constant pi — its first three digits are 3.14 — but we prefer to commemorate the day with the edible type of pie. Here are a few spots serving sweet and savory varieties.

Dozen Bakery
Dozen’s pastry menus rotate seasonally, so order the coconut passionfruit, lemon lavender, and chocolate cream while you can.

Eastside Bowl
The shepherd’s pie comes with a side of history — the Family Wash favorite is served at the bowling alley’s diner.

Homegrown Taproom & Kitchen
Check the restaurant’s Facebook page for pie specials, like banana cream, peanut butter, and pineapple ricotta.

Sunflower Bakehouse
Order the vegan pot pie made with red potatoes, carrots, yellow onion, celery, and peas in a creamy sauce.

Schrock Family Farms
Sometimes nothing beats a whole pie you can sit on the kitchen counter and come back to. Pick up apple, peach, and chess varieties from The Produce Place.

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