Dangerously (slow) Delicious Pies with a sleepy babe

After the maddness at the Biergarten Haus we stepped into the relative peacefullness of Dangerously Delicious pies, mainly for their promise of free coffee with any slice of pie. The whole combo sounded pretty tasty.

We had seen them before at the farmers market but hadn't been tempted. We settled on the apple crumb pie and a decaf coffee. Yum. Pie and coffee.

We weren't in any rush at all, but the service was a bit humorous. We were the only people in the joint, and it literally took him 10 minutes to cut the piece of pie. The babe went from happy to cranky to half asleep in the amount of time it took. We were kind of chuckling. So, I finally asked if we could have a cup for the coffee to get that started, and he asked if we wanted the pie warmed up. Again, we weren't in a hurry so we said sure. I liked it that they heated it in the oven, but it took forever. Babe fell asleep and when I went to look for the pie again my husband pointed out that it was now on top of the oven and sitting there...

Child-friendly? Sure, its a pie place and it seems like a good place for a little one. Very informal, but also quiet if they make a fuss so screams probably aren't going to go over well. Oh, and kids like pise, right?

Anyways, the pie was good. Dangerously delicious? No. Special? Not really. The apples were crunchy and not gloppy, which I like, but the sweetness could have been balanced with more aromatic cinnamon or lemon zest. The coffee was good, and the whole combo was perfect for the evening. I wouldn't be surprised if you find us back there at some point, but taking home a pie for $30 we won't be.